I think that he's best when he has someone to play off of/with. A lot of his jokes and humor are kind of more based on old-timey vaudeville type humor, and he can get pretty blue with the material. I've found him to be more entertaining on people's podcasts than by himself, though.

Looking back at the good 80's comedies I still hold fast to the fact that the perfect length for any comedy movie is exactly 96 minutes. Seems to be the typical length of most good comedies.

http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Hey, Cleveland has stood in for New York plenty of times. Good ol' Merica.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus according to Josh Homme of QOTSA all you have to do is a little construction. That at least makes Steve Perry show up.

@Mr. Ellsworth Hey, when you're alone, never knowing what good love could do that's the perfect song. All night, every night.

I haven't gotten around to the Michael McDonald catalog yet.

Sad that it was left out, I believe he was saying.

Where's Wesley Willis when you need him?

I find that now that I'm well into my 30's and a dad myself, that I actually enjoy listening to Phil Collins more and more every year.

She had The Brazilian. Deep track, people.

Cheap trick pre-"The Flame" is some of the most bad-ass stuff you can hear. Not overproduced at all.

"Hold on, I'm comin'"? Is that the one?

@avclub-c28d9aed55d410c2d797e07c42e3ae50:disqus That is one of my favorite comments ever.

I agree. Static Prvails benefits from the splitting. I love that album.

Michael Bolton's metal stuff.

I wish they'd disown their latest few records and remember the old stuff.

He's getting his tonsils out.

..and I'll be right back in part two of this funky rhyme, G

I called them up, but got voicemail. I wanted to tell them how much I love them, but I didn't know how.