The Zombie Also Rises
One Hundred Years of Zombietude
Remembrance of Things Past That Are Back Again and Hungry
Brains Very Early In The Morning at Tiffany's
Oldest Recently Deceased Confederate Widow Tells All

A person may be proud without being vain. Pride relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us.

(or is it)

@LLanley:
That was nicely written and the moral opposite of a canceraidsfire and no one has given you proper thanks and attention.

I thought next week was Merle Haggard.

For me I think TMBG songs have simply turned into occasions for spending time in the pre-recorded company of two charming geeks.

May you have your wish of being scattered in Joshua Tree honored by your buddy.

Hm, Nick Lowe packed the house in Chicago at the Park West….

Would you say that to John Cougar Mellencamp?

Paul Blart is to Observe & Report as what is to what…

and so ends what started out to be a pretty good thread.

Yeah.
I'm passionate about my music and grew up pretty much as a music historian.

hey, those are the books with every color of the rainbow in their titles, right?

I agree, but I read it to my kids and it didn't strike them as anything special—they watch Cartoon Network all the time. Ever seen Billy and Mandy? Chowder?

oh frabjous day

[just so I don't come off as an annoying beiiona type, my question was to Biggest Brain, for him to tell us his favorite bits of sleuthing of all time….]

I just wasted a half hour listening to this then watching it on YouTube (where a smile plays around BBT's lips that makes it seem one ounce less assholey) …what a fascinatingly horrible thing to do to that interviewer guy.

Yeah, reading "Nothing More Than Murder" was quite satisfying for the atmosphere and the feeling of reading something seedy—I can't remember if it fell apart at the end or not…

You have an alley?

what are they?