You know that's what's playing the the sharks' heads. Constantly.

The piano and harmonica version from Live 1975-1985 is my favorite.

The '59 Sound; Casanova, Baby; Bring It On
All Through the Night, Time After Time

Hedwig - Midnight Radio

Agree on the 80's production. The acoustic versions of those songs are devastating.

Good one - nice deep cut. I also love the opening riff from "In a Little While" - tone, tension, and resolution.

The opening of "With or Without You," with its ghostly, whistling keyboards leading into that core D-A-Bm-G progression.
The opening (again, a 4-note bass progression) of "True Dreams of Wichita"
The first, ringing chord of "The '59 Sound"

In the first X-men movie, when Mystique is disguised as Wolverine and the two are fighting and the rest of the team can't tell who is who, Cyclops would have blasted the shit out of both of them, knowing the real one would heal.

Cyke getting that sentinel off his lawn, which reminds Wolverine why he is the leader. Cyke and Emma running a long con on Ord: "What other lies have you told?"

"They were just following orders…"

Nerdy loner kid falls for beautiful, powerful girl, finally finds out she loves him back, then watches her "die" and get resurrected as as cosmic entity, then watches her kill herself in front of him, THEN meets up with and marries her doppelganger, THEN … etc.

Yep, no one like the boss man.

He made Cyclops an impotent sniveler, which was complete garbage. Joss Whedon dialed into the right characterization of Cyke.

"I am no BOY!"

Tits and toe claws.

Come back when you grill one that looks like Barb.

No, it's not. It's not like Frequency at all. You see, the dad died years ago, but he's able to communicate with his son…

Or hire Jaye P. Morgan and Jamie Farr

No love for Rick and Coral?

Gigantic is the best Pixies song, IMO. On the surface, it's an amazing love song with a rousing shoutalong chorus. Then you start thinking about the lyrics…