No doubt. Brutally good.

Yea, two of the blandest, most bloodless actors of our generation pair for quirky hijinks. This should make tens of dollars. Seriously, is John Krasinski even technically an actor? Hey Hollywood, I can stare into a camera, smile, and raise my eyebrows, too—where's my sitcom?

No DOUBT. That photo is giving me… urges. (Slinks off to basement.)

Wow, just randomly picked that out of Netflix yesterday to stream the other day myself. It is quite good, no? I didn't realize JLC was so young in that film. Yummy.

So did anyone else think for a minute that Frankie's talk to Sue in the hot tub was all double entendres? I was somewhat convinced she would would finish by saying, "What I'm saying is you've got huge cans, Sue—don't worry about college."

I'm on the fence about Forever Changes. I absolutely love it musically, but lyrically it's a bit inane, even by psychedelic standards.

Sorry, I was long gone by then.

Yeah, the logic of the hate for Spin Doctors is a bit baffling:
SD: Hey, we're a fun pop band. Here's some fun pop songs.
Public: Hey, hold on, these are fun pop songs. You suck! I fucking HATE YOU!

Snark aside, is anyone genuinely excited about this? They were OK back in the day, I guess, but did anyone break down in tears of joy knowing they'd finally have the chance to hear "Number One Blind" live? I just don't see the need for this.

Well, if it makes you feel better, I went to the OTHER Florida school (gators, etc.), and our "college" station was a commercial Billboard Rock Top 100 disaster used to groom professional FM djs. Our tagline in the late '80s was—I shit you not—"Everything from Asia to Zebra."

They also have one of the better guitar tones of the whole Spirit of '77 Brit punk era. Raw, but pretty beefy at the same time. The carpaccio of punk guitar.

Did anyone think this might be a bad idea because, I don't know, it's Kurt fucking Cobain's house? He fronted a mediocre grunge band, he didn't change the course of history. He was probably the most effective marketing platform MTV ever had, but can we get over this guy already?

TruTV? I believe the show's working title is probably "Ow! My Balls!"

A problem came along and, alas, he could not whip it.

Holy crap, that's one rare Rickenbacker. That should bring $7500-$8500 no problem.

I remember the original '80s TV ads for those being VERY trippy. Of course, it could have been all the LSD I was doing back then.

3,138 copies? Uh… what?

It reminds me of buying skateboard wheels as a kid in the '70s for some reason. So it gets a pass from me.

Axl Rose and Edith Bunker—ever spotted in the same room together? Just sayin'.

I think even they admitted that 1978 was the year they really dropped the ball. No new blood, too insular, and a real focus on a certain ethos of rock and roll turned them from sages to laughingstocks overnight. They began to right the ship by the early '80, but for a while they were laughably clueless, which is even…