And The Bad Lieutenant!

It came out a couple years earlier, but I would put Flirting with Disaster in the win column as well. Also, divisive as the film is, Stiller absolutely kills in Your Friends and Neighbors.

NEVER!

This film gets a demerit for putting that goddamn Billy Joel song in my head.

The original miniseries (which was later collected under the subtitle Fear and Loathing) definitely has the strongest material, but there's so much fun to be had in those follow-ups.

According to this chart, "No Reply At All" peaked at #29 in the US, while "Abacab" made it to #26.

But… Gabriel is on The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.

He got back on track with I, Assassin, though. I love that one.

I'm still riding high on Marshal Law here

"Down in the Park," as well.

If Hostages gets taken away from us, I doubt I'll kick up much of a fuss.

The Pleasure Principle is a superb record. I won't hear anything against it.

And thank God for that!

I wasn't a fan of "Dance Into the Light," which was the lead-off track from the album, so I never bothered with it. I did end up getting …Hits, though, so I could have his '80s soundtrack singles on CD.

This may be cheating a little, but my favorite Genesis song is "Domino," which is a real barn-burner live.

Maybe it'll come up in the heat of the moment. Until then, don't cry.

I listened to Both Sides once, when it was released 20 years ago. I heard nothing that made me want to listen to it a second time.

Hey, kids, it's Mr. Bill! This is terrific news.

It was, indeed, the inner sleeve for the vinyl release.

Calling All Stations might as well be a CD single because the only song worth a damn on it is "Congo."