I was thinking that until Miller smashed the phone. Now, presumably, we'll never know what was on there. Still there could be stuff on Trish/Ian's laptop. You know, besides the Powerpoint on Osmosis.

He's the rope/twine/net factory guy.

Not if the cabbie was the one shooting the video. If there's video involved then there is likely more than one attacker.

The reference to "funkiness" in the description has me thinking Smith & Cross for the rum as opposed to a more common Jamaican like Appleton?

I'd take another Wild Flag album but I guess Corin has more free time than Carrie.

As was Scott McCaughey (in both cases). Rieflin was also in the Minus 5 with McCaughey and Buck.

Sorry, You have no idea how many people have no idea.

Peter was full-time until a few years ago. Buck is on all three records, Mills is only on the third.

Janet Weiss will be touring with the Kurt Vile/Courtney Barnett combo-band this fall. Saw Sleater-Kinney when they toured "No Cities To Love" and came away even more impressed with Janet Weiss than I thought was possible.

I'm familiar with Gutterball and Danny & Dusty and I've seen the Dream Syndicate (twice) the Miracle Three (3 times) and The Baseball Project but I had to scour Wikipedia to find any reference to Hazel Motes. Looks like that lasted a few months and they didn't release anything.

No, Buck is the one in the leather jacket.

I think it's a really bad photo of Linda Pitmon.

I worked in a department store for a few years while I was in college and we found that somebody had defecated in a dressing room only once.

Well, Captain Beefheart is dead, to begin with.

Scanning through the comments I didn't see anybody else mention the Hamilton reference when Link told Tracy that he was, "not throwing away my shot". I don't recall them using that line in the movie and I saw the stage production so long ago (original cast!) I don't remember many details at all.

The Wookie cosplayer is the dad.

Dogfish Head brewing.

I've chatted with Ted & Mary and they are genuinely nice. Mary especially.

More JB Smoove please!

I saw the tour live (August '83, I was 19). *I'M* old.