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'I'm glad they're gone, then; but what made the People of the Hills go away?' Una asked.

I've never read these books, and one reason is that I assume that if I pick one up I'll just be like, "Shit, if I'm reading a Swedish mystery, why am I reading this and not another Martin Beck novel?"

The Soft Boys had my favorite anti-music-journalist song title
"The Lonesome Death of Ian Penman." The song isn't much, though.

I don't think this could top the Nollywood Hitler film
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This review spends half a sentence describing the music
and doesn't make it sound very interesting.

Ages ago Daniel Pinkwater came up with The Sorrows of Young Werewolf, which is still my favorite.

Huh
I do like them, but I kinda doubt they'd really be able to recapture the spirit of being goofy stoned sex-obsessed kids just out of Catholic school 20 years on. It'd be nice to hear the girl's voice again though.

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the title track and "Almost Independence Day" are both fantastic - though it's odd, the title track pretty much grabs its melody from "The Wind Cries Mary," and "Bulbs" steals that line about the streetlights all turning blue.

STOP IT
JUST FUCKING STOP IT

"Snow in San Anselmo" fucking owns.