I know he's not actually in the episode, but the last scene of that Homicide episode about his funeral . . . damn.

There are huge Blind Melon fans out there who would disagree with you. I am not one, but I know that they exist even though I have no means of documenting that fact.

The band never considered it their best song, but it was really the only thing the record company thought had hit potential. In the eyes of the band, "Tones of Home" should have been their breakthrough.

And then sue each other for it.

"Wishlist"

But the two who don't want to strip down end up together happily, presumably to let the others burn to death in some modern day Sodom and Gomorrah fable.

I never paid any attention to this band, so I'm now learning they were apparently a singing drummer band. I think I would have known that for some reason.

I think the Arkells are starting to make a name down here, albeit slowly. But I've pretty much given up on Sam Roberts ever being a thing beyond the bordertowns.

Rest in peace, guy who yelled on TV.

Ah-hem, a little album called Fizzy Fuzzy Big and Buzzy?

Whoa. You can get two Ramones shirts at the John Varvatos store for that kind of money.

You'll catch up to Hanks in awards recognition some day, Peter.

They actually did that a couple years back with Chris Cornell live and Mark Lanegan on record.

It says a lot about his resume that there's so many great things to outweigh all of the terrible ones.

A place so terrible, Joe Biden wanted to leave.

That's actually a real cool place, its namesake origins aside.

I'm from Detroit and I have nothing to hide.

The anniversary show was amazing. Sorry you had to miss it.

This movie didn't come out like three years ago?

I knew I clicked on that channel and watched five minutes for a reason: so I would understand what just read.