That Patti Kaplan must be a fun lady.

Wait, this isn't on Netflix instant anymore?

I had a horrible chewed-up copy that I watched every day after school until it ate itself … then one day I saw that MTV was going to rerun the concert, so I set up the tape and about 10 minutes in … the cable goes out.

Finally, Live and Loud on DVD. Will it include the clips of Flea and Anthony Kiedis in drag between bands?

TALES FROM THE CRYPT

I always thought Beau Bridges was cool. He really earned my respect in "Abra Cadaver" when he killed the eterna-douche Tony Goldwyn.

it was on Netflix instant for a spell.

Lol. I have all of those toys in a bucket somewhere. I always imagined Nanny had some kind of hydra head of a frogbearpigdoggonzo.

I thought Scooter and Skeeter were twins? And Nanny was a new character, albeit headless.

IT'S NOT FOR SALE FRAN-CIS

He just basically said that she was a great person and was very cool and creative. It's a good read if you ever wanted to know how much someone can abuse their body without dying or being Gibby Haynes.

Don Henley's solo stuff reminds me of the summers I spent at our apartment pool where they played the lite rock station all day , so I guess "The End of the Innocence" has some kind of pleasant association with me.

I've had a rough night and I hate the fuckin' Eagles. This applies because I indeed had a rough night at work and my disdain for the Eagles is well known. Their solo projects, however, hold water.

Can't keep my psychotic metal Swedes straight I guess.

Just found out Aimee Mann and Al Jourgensen from Ministry dated way back in the day. His book made for a kooky beach read.

I thought this was going to be about the dude from Mayhem.

It's a shame when entire families are torn apart by something as simple as wild dogs.

I hought my dad came up with the elephant under the chair until I saw Himself. Think of how many dads got years of material off that special.

well, you can't really replicate all that late 80s/early 90s heroin-induced unadulterated weirdness.

the last few were subpar, but the fact that he still makes albums after 30 years and his whole crusade against GBII is at least worth some ink.