DJ Shadow, "Monosylabik"
Porno for Pyros, "Pets"
Lenny Bruce, "Father Flotsky's Triumph" (skipped)
Bloodhound Gang, "A Lap Dance is So Much Better When the Stripper is Crying"
High On Fire, "Madness of an Architect"
Oingo Boingo, "Clowns of Death (live)"

I keep wanting it to be something from King's Dark Tower series, but that's "Hey Jude", not "Sgt. Pepper's".  I'll be interested to see if anyone can come up with it.

"Wrecking Ball (Spotted Dick remix)".  Someone please make it happen.

Kimmel should have the kids they used for the re-enactment of Kanye's recent interview on standby in case he's a no-show.  Even if Kanye shows up, those kids should really make an appearance.

Seriously, thank you for not using a Kevin Clash photo.

I would have said that Josh was going to go all the way a few weeks ago…if only he could draw.

I'll be interested to hear what you think of the show, as I've got tickets for the Portland show next month (the day after Djshe's birthday).  I am a bit bummed by this new album though.  Not sure when, if ever, this would have been considered good.

This gave me a legit "Indian sunburn" flashback.

I hope Orko makes the cut.

I was somewhat surprised to find that Green Day's Dookie peaked at #2…but it seems more than a little fitting (based solely on album title).

Ink Master finale: something to watch while SoA records.  Tatu Baby should have gone every week for at least the last three.  If Joey doesn't win, something has gone horribly wrong (or Jime has finally done something that isn't new school).

This was my favorite first issue in a good long time.  Really looking forward to where this series goes.

I…am…your singing telegram. *dies*

But here's what really happened.

Liked for Saga, the 2nd comic that Djshe's hairstylist has recommended that kicks ass (the first being Ten Grand).

Friday: GTAV.  I defended my first meth lab.

How about a decent Spawn movie with this guy?  We can just pretend the first attempt never happened.

Someone mark the calendar.  Years from now when there's a CBSFart channel buried somewhere in basic cable, we'll know that this was the day that the fart-com television revolution was born.

What, no Kickstarter link?

Gotta love the WarRock.  The War for Infinity was pre-Browncoats so I missed it at the time…but I'll be snagging it this weekend.