This was the first song I heard from the album; it was released in advance. (I know, real fans heard A Distorted Reality long before that.) It really shaped how I considered the album, because obviously it is the most heartbreakingly beautiful and most beautiful heartbreaking song ever, and I thought the whole album…

Is this an accepted-canon thing, that it was all a dream? Wikipedia says that's how the video ends, but I never got that from the song.

The version of And Your Bird Can Sing where they're so high that you'd be convinced they're in the first hour of an acid trip. Hard to listen to without grinning.

Namaste being the most obvious of them.

I'm a fan of both Phish and the Apples. That said, the nice thing about this post is that I don't need to feel bad about not being able to play the video at work. There's no way this doesn't sound exactly like I think it sounds.

I felt like by season 7, Pam had absorbed some of her husband's personality, which is a thing that happens in real life. No one has to like it, but I found it realistic.

I think it highly likely you made up One Hit Mint Tic just so you could set up that TWSS so perfectly. J'accuse!

Holy God, SHE was Donna? No wonder I didn't like her when she showed up on West Wing. Not that that was the only reason.

No, I'm sorry, the correct answer is the scene where Coop meets Heather Graham.

'Oh, oh, no more buttered scones for me, mater. I'm off to play the grand
piano'. 'Pardon me while I fly my aeroplane.'

By the time I got to the Wonder Years reference, I was hearing this subtitle spoken by Dave Chappelle as Samuel L. Jackson.

Fair enough, but I find that it's different at 100 MPH. Worked in that band.

Hi. I'm Five Times Longer, and I'll be your Spin Doctor expert for the evening. I saw them live a number of times before they broke big. I won't defend the song; no one has to like it. I just want to say the following.

I ain't got no future or family tree.

He wrote some wildly hilarious pieces in the old New York Press circa September 11.

Having trouble wrapping my head around what a ripoff The Flame is of Nature's Way. Had never realized that. I'm affected to the point that I'm outraged it's not mentioned on the song's wikipedia page. A bigger outrage than the Stairway to Heaven thing.

Having trouble wrapping my head around what a ripoff The Flame is of Nature's Way. Had never realized that. I'm affected to the point where I can't believe it's not mentioned on the song's wikipedia page or something. This is easily as bad as the Stairway to Heaven thing.

Pics of Darlene or it didn't happen.

It's because the video is 59 seconds longer than the song, and there are 19 seconds of sound effects at the beginning of the video.

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