Sly and the Family Stone. Not only one of the records I've owned since I was a kid but enjoyable every time.

Actually you need the rule of trilogies: First film will be the lead up to when he is ready to make the kessel run. The second film will end on a down note as he makes it in 13 parsecs. The trilogy ends with the climactic moment when he completes the Kessel run in 11.99 parsecs.

I still find myself singing the "Hike Up Your Pants" song from Daddy-O.

That popped into my head as well.

I was going to say that too. Of course, unless you are a dad and have a son it's easy to not get. Once that kid comes this song totally takes on a new life.

I can confidently say that I bought it new. Probably from Josh.

I always refer to "The Seldom Seen Kid" as an example of what a perfectly put together album is.

'Sinatra' is one of my favorites. What an epic jam.

The Posies did a great cover of that song on one of their outtakes/unreleased compilations.
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As much as I love Wrigley and the Cubs, I would make an argument that PNC park in Pittsburgh is the best park in baseball. Just gorgeous all around.

The book was the paper equivalent of everybody's one facebook friend who insists on always posting those "Share if you are old enough to remember this" pictures.

I have a few Mitch Hedberg discs which are worth listening to once in a blue moon.

Same here, same time. Only a few exceptions to the 1-3 dollar prices. I actually sold the rare self-titled Tripping Daisy CD for $50 thanks to it being out of print and unavailable on digital at the time.

Yeah, but one Cars album has a lot more quality than the entire Car Seat Headrest catalog. The production makes Pavement sound like Alan Parsons.

Yeah, but Car Seat Headrest would logically be a great opener. Full circle.

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None of those would exist if it wasn't for Marvin, though.

Everyone talks about their hits. They have a bunch of deep cuts that just kick total ass.

I still say that if you really listen to just the guitar on Infinity and Evolution it is possibly the loudest you can hear a guitar played on record. Listen to when the guitar comes in on "Patiently" and you'll hear what I mean. Natural loud overdrive at its finest.

Bosstones early stuff is great. Pre-radio hits.