Distilled - I'm jealous. Saw Sorcerer when it came out, on the big screen, but Wages of Fear only in my living room. I have to believe the tension is incredible when the screen monopolizes your field of vision.

Lincoln's Revenge: without the extra scene you wouldn't get the shocked Bunny looking up at young Larry Fishburne -
"Who are you?"
"I'm next, ma'am."

Nevertheless, excellent attempt!

sunglasses: I was going to add Pale Blue Eyes, so I am glad to see you already did. Loved your other choices too.
I'd like to add "Afraid" by Nico off Desertshore (not my favorite album of hers, but that song is brilliant).

Super Karate: that's Tim Allen on those promos; for a long time I thought it was John Heard, last seen by me pissing next to Tony Soprano in a dream.

That from which you recoil / can still make your eyes moist.

But they shoulda been.

"In Too Much Too Soon" is the title. Threats of a lawsuit from the Barrymore family, or some such.
And it's a great album…

Unicyclistperiscopes: I bought it to annoy my family, but came home to hear all of them laughing to tears listening to the cd. That was worth buying it too.

Lemmy: Agree on Cale's Island output, and with favoring Slow Dazzle. I also like his first 4, in this order: 1919, Academy in Peril, Vintage Violence, and Church of Anthrax. Ever heard his Fragments of a Rainy Season? His solo interpretations of the Island catalog are great.

Daly was JT, Christopher's sponsor, on the Sopranos. Y'know, coauthor of "Cleaver." I think he won an emmy…

I'm backing Lone Audience on this one. My uncle bought me Dubliners for my 15th birthday and I loved it — even though I didn't get all the Irish references. I grabbed Ulysses next and never doubted that I would enjoy it. It's really fucking funny! And "Stately plump Buck Mulligan…" makes you slow down and enjoy…

Agreed on Blank Generation! That opening guitar swirl by Ivan Julian (w/ Quine) sounds like "And Your Bird Can Sing" on speed and mushrooms!

10 Song Demo
Rosanne's 10 Song Demo is unbelievably good. I've covered some of the songs for grief groups (in my own mediocre coffeehouse manner), and their reactions to Just Don't Talk About It and Child of Steel has been very humbling.
List of Burdens is a straight up reminder, sung without threat or pop drama, to…

Add also: American Beauty, The Ice Storm.

"Middle-Aged Man. Middle-Aged Man.
He has powers and knowledge that are far beyond younger men.
Middle-Aged Man.
Caught between forty and fifty-five
Accruing more interest, yet losing his sex drive.
Middle-Aged Man."

I'm proud of you, Bitch Hunter!

Princess Maxwell. I usually team up with the Elegant Victorian Lady for upscale Kubricky porn.

Hey, welcome back, Lexicondevil!

Rare no more! Thanks.