The goods news is (was), Aerosmith was in the 3rd year of their "9 YEAR FUNK' in 1980, and Foghat and Edgar Winter were getting ready for an oldies tour.  So say goodnight to "Sweet E.", "Slow Ride " & "Free Ride"…

"Catch you laterrrrr, MAN!"

You mean producer Lee Donowitz?

>>>And it was cold and it rained so I felt like an actor
And I thought of Ma and I wanted to get back there.

Freak Out…Freak Out…Freak Out…

Mary's dress sways.

I'm going with Intolerable Cruelty—which disappointed me more than The Man Who Wasn't There, and that was hard to do.

I thought that picture at the top was from the little seen docu-drama:

They did cover "All You Need Is Love", so yes, I'm sure you were being a tad satirical, but The Bunnymen were aware of The Fabs.

Sean—great post.. I laughed 3 times in 30 seconds, which is a good ratio for me.

>>Ferrell was attempting to lend the appropriate gravity to being handed a gold-painted popcorn bucket and told by a network geared at easily distracted 13-year-olds that you are a genius<<

Fasterrrrr!!!   Fasterrrrrrr!!!   FASTERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!

I See
I See No
I See No…. EVILLLLLLLLL!!!!

You could be wrong…You could be right.

It's actually a poem voiced by Johnny (The Former Rotten) Lydon.  It's on Side 1, track 2.  My old college roommate (who was a devout atheist) played it non-stop in Dec. of 1978.   A Very  Merry Christmas from him to a wayward Catholic boy.

Stained Glass Windows keep the Cold Outside, while The Hypocrites Hide Inside?

A lotta people won't get no suppa too-night!

Come on…You didn't think Disney was going to let Warner Brothers get every last nickel of the tween Wizard market, did you?

Here's the set list for the late '84 Oklahoma show. This truly was their "I don't really give a shit period", just before they signed with Sire, at which point the live shows got a little more coherent.

Wow! We're you at that Oklahoma show in'84 which was recorded on the "cassette only" Twin Tone release "The Shit Hits the Fans"?