No, I am not ready to rock.
I would, however, like to know what love is.

Yes, thank you for this one. I loved the 3 volume "History of Space-Age Pop" series that came out in the mid-90's, and all the snow we've been getting up here in the Hudson Valley has put me in the mood for a tiki bar revival. Had been thinking about exploring this genre further, so this really hits the spot.

Break into any yuppie's apartment with a roll of duct tape, and you can.

It's some show that does not have DJ Roomba on it; that's all I know.

Cautiously optimistic?
I mean, NPH has proven himself to be pretty good at steering clear of crap. So there must be SOMETHING redeeming about this project hat none of us are seeing, right?

Ah. Will give them both a second viewing with sound when I am not in my office. Thanks, everyone!

Wait, they made two totally different versions?

I remember right after Full Clip came out, going to the 24 hour supermarket in my neighborhood at 3 AM. I got there just as the only two guys working there put Full Clip on. I just sat there for two hours and listened to the whole thing with them, then walked downtown to Tower Records and waited for them to open so I…

Saying "Gabriel Garcia Marquez has written some pretty decent stuff." is like saying that Led Zeppelin had some pretty decent drum fills, or that MF Doom is pretty decent on the mic.

Def Leppard vs. Bob Marley vs. Tron
Hells yeah I am going with Awesome.

The flower arranging warehouse offends me, but the coke mule ring would be COMEDY GOLD, AMIGOS!

"from a family that works in a very meticulous setting"
If that "meticulous setting" is a landscaping company outside of Houston, the kitchen of an Italian restaurant in midtown Manhattan, or a tomato field in Florida, I am going to be very upset.

As another ex-New Yorker, I enjoyed the NYC edition very much. Best of luck Andy and Paul. If you're in the Hudson Valley, I have a couch you can blog from.

Oneida is also allowed to put out as many triple albums as they damn well please.

"Loser" by Beck
"Cop Killer" by Body Count
"Girls of Porn" by Mr. Bungle
"I Hate Myself And Want To Die" by Nirvana

Clearly, you've never spent a night alone with the legendary Harry Belafonte.

Right before I read ON THE ROAD, I read my father's old copy of THE SUN ALSO RISES. If you haven't read either of them yet, I'd recommend reading that first and then ON THE ROAD, as it they fit together pretty well. Also, there are a lot of throwaway lines in ON THE ROAD that are direct quotes from THE SUN ALSO RISES…

Iron and Wine
Around the Well

It looks like she also ate 7 rolls of nickels.

The only thing
that would make Low even cooler is if they had their own line of Vespas.