Doug Yule and one other dude who owed him money?

If it's possible for an 18 minute song to not be long enough, Sister Ray fits that bill.

We're still doing phrasing?

This is pretty cool. I was late to listening to Steve Reich but I've really liked what little I've delved into.

You could get like a blood transfusion and a Tylenol for that many phones.

It was, at absolute best, ok. But yeah, that theme song was a hell of an earworm.

I remember seeing the Mayor for the first time and thinking "Hey, it's that guy from Dear John!". Now when I see him, I think "Hey, it's the Mayor!". So, job well done Harry Groener.

Paul Westerberg?

I just heard a radio commercial for a Dawes live show. I figure this is the place to mention it.

The show seems to take place in the early to mid-70's. Wouldn't that be more McAvoy as Xavier territory?

He's just like anyone. He's got a Ford Cortina that just won't run without fuel.

Both of those still sound like they could've been recorded this year. There's an excitement to both records that I just don't get much anymore. Though I guess that could be a function of aging, I dunno.

I wish Soul Asylum got their due more than as just "that band with the missing kids in the video". Such a great band for a long time.

Love Me Till The Sun Shines - Kinks
Only You Babe - Curtis Mayfield
Respectable - Rolling Stones
Now That You Know Me (Live) - Husker Du
Dearest Forsaken - Iron & Wine
Bring It On - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Take A Walk - Spoon
Juveniles - The Walkmen
Stand Up - Al Green
Eight Miles High - The Byrds
Mr. Moonlight (quite…

Doesn't he have to be surgically removed from Scott Baio first?

You won't believe what Hal 9000 looks like now!

I loved that video. But I was a very lame child.

Been caught stealing a robot once. When I was 5.

Patrick Bateman would scoff at this guy's business cards.

I'm still hoping that Sabrina finds her way to town. This show needs witchcraft for no reason other than, why the hell not?