And all those Kooky Nazis!

I'd go with the mythical South of any movie. Huge plantations, always sunny weather, genteel manners.

I will agree with Pleasantville, but may I offer the world of Erie PA in That Thing You Do! All the best parts of being a teen in the 60s with none of the pesky Vietnam and political subversion stuff. Just a sea of bubble hairdos and pop music.

I am so with you MelissaW. The clothes, the leisure, the language, Alan Rickman…ah Jane Austen. I would love living somewhere where the biggest problem a woman has to deal with is proper manners. Sounds pretty anti-femenisit, but who cares.

something about doodoo?

Coolest Fucking Job Ever
Working at a winery in Arizona with Maynard James Keenan.

Into the Woods to Grandmother's house!

Tennessee
Tennessee

I could never forget that one Durckk! Also had Six from Blossom, and that plaintiff woman from Night Court. Oh and Marv Albert. Most surreal.

I saw Sidekicks just to watch Jonathan Brandis! Also, Ladybugs.

Scott, Soleil Moon-Frye is disqualified for surgically reducing her giant breasts long ago.

Not that you will see this now, so far after the fact, but I personally love Putumayo. They may graze a bit on the types of music they feature, but as someone who didn't know a lot about world music before, I consider them to be good compilations. I had to listen to them a lot at a place I used to work, and they were…

Happy Birthday Zodiac-if you aren't here tomorrow, I will know it's because you are owning asses.

Hunsweasel, I think they were talking about West Side Story. Jets=white guys, Sharks=Puerto Rican guys.

I would go with most world music from warm climates. Brazil, Cape Verde, the Carribean, etc.

Odelay reminds me of painting the walls/staining the wood of my mother's coffee house before we reopened.

Nightswimming was my Junior Prom theme!

Ah, good, there's a thread for embarrassment. I will see you a Hootie and raise you a Dave Matthews. Sadly, Crash and Before These Crowded Streets are quintessential summer albus for me. I can barely listen to them in the winter; it just doesn't feel right.

Does anyone know or like Skankin Pickle? Because that one is a total summer album for me. That and the Smoking Popes, who areen't ska, but great all the same.

Once again AV Club has reminded me that I have to replace my broken Pharcyde CD. It will be just in time for summer!