Some of us aren't thirteen and find it all pretty terrible.

I don't hate the main guitar riff, but it deserved a much better song to be built around it.

I can't defend Passengers (my favorite track is "Elvis Ate America," in a so bad it's good way), but Zooropa is absolutely better than the reputation it usually gets.

I usually put it up there as the best thing they've ever done.

It's a memoir, not an autobiography.

And this joke:

I legitimately hate to do this, but it's myth that he played on "Monster Mash" (although he did play on some other tracks recorded during the same session).

I saw him perform around then too, opening for Bob Dylan in 2011. He was not looking well and required a cane to walk to and from his piano. I was really only familiar with his stellar version of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" from the Concert of Bangladesh but what he played was a much softer slower tempo set. Glad I got to…

I kinda liked the one where he did orchestral rearrangements of his old songs. I was really disappointed he didn't do "Synchronicity II" on that tour becaue I think it's one of a very small number of rock songs that would actually be improved as a classical version.

I never know which ads are local and which are national. It's kind of odd because I live in a state that's swing in theory, but the to-lose party concedes by mid-October so we're usually spared the last torrent of home stretch ads.

This is what you want, this is what you get.

Why would you have a bunch of photos of a fifty year-old lesbian in your review of Straight White Male, 60?

SNL will never be better than when it was the Carvey-Hartman-Lovitz show. Scientific fact.

That did happen the night they considered re-uniting for Saturday Night Live. They decided against it that night, but the momentum was up until Paul gung—ho showed up to jam the next morning and Lennon had completely all interest in pursuing a reunion.

Noel Gallagher has some stories about drinking with him and apparently Morrissey is the bigger boozer of the two.

If you're still in Detroit, do you remember when they tried to revive the format a few years back with Wolfman Mac?

I've heard "Dinner With Drac" enough times this time of year. It's a cool little weird novelty, but I don't know that anyone really needs a full album like it.

I'd say more that other kid he never acknowledges.

Plus there's always something great about Mr. No Short Term Memory.

No onscreen memorial for the dead Kevin Meaney? I know it was one episode, but he's still techncally a former cast member.