22 minutes is not an LP. This is an EP.

See also: "Guns on the Roof".

Big Lebowski has so many references to Long Goodbye that it can be seen as a sequel. Definitely a variation on the same theme. Bowling trophy in Marlowe's apt, opening scene in a supermarket late night, many others I can't remember right now. Seriously watch 'em back to back and there are many pointed references to…

Or some half and half for making White Russians.

Actually that photo is from Reflections in a Golden Eye. Terrific film directed by John Huston. The dvd that came out a few years ago is gorgeous and restored the amber color scheme from it's theatrical run.

Angel, along with KISS and Donna Summer were all on Casablanca Records. Foxes was a Casablanca production. That's why the soundtrack and set design are basically a commercial for the label. Kinda surprised nobody mentioned that yet.

i think the kids of the 70s should defend themselves against today.

Keith Moon had already died the previous year, in Mama Cass' old apartment, after a night partying with Paul and Linda McCartney.

Guess there isn't going to be a review. Too bad. Squid is correct that this is their best produced and most accessible record in their extensive discography. I think it's even more accessible than the oft recommended Torch of the Mystics. Apples and oranges. It's a real surprise for longtime fans as well. I've never…

Young did play with them at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley earlier this year, and I think he also played a show in Stockton with them also.
I saw Pavement twice; '92 with Young and '94 with West. It's an old complaint, but they were better with Gary Young. I understand he was a pain sometimes to deal with, but I like…

westie or young?
You say there was a problem with Steve West's drumkit, and that SM and Nastanovich did a duet while the techs worked on Young's kit. Did Gary Young join them on this show as well? It's unclear. I needs to know.

Never mind. Why ask when you can Google.
Those guys ARE fucking corndogs.

King of the Popes -
what Minutemen song is sampled? And on which Sublime cut?
Funny that you mention Jackass. When I first watched that with a friend who is also a longtime Minutemen fan he about had a conniption fit that they used "Corona" as the theme.