Yeah, me either. It's an interesting story, I'm down for an hour or two of it.

I liked the early hits and was a teenager buying music when Born In the USA came out. I liked everything I heard from it, but didn't buy it til five or six years later.

If you find one, let me know.

I love "Ain't Good Enough For You" so much. That rollicking '50s piano makes the whole thing, and I love that bar band feel.

I'd absolutely read something by Abe on why he likes putting clothes together the way he does.

I love that take on it. I've always thought of it, given its inclusion on the post-9/11 album, as being about the beginnings of feeling joy again after the devastation of losing someone.

Was that Oslo? I saw that one on YouTube and it was the cutest thing I'd ever seen.

Mary's Place is one of my favorite songs in his entire body of work. I love everything about that song, from seven pictures of Buddha on. I never hear anybody else mention it.

Shackled and Drawn is fantastic.

And Brian Blessed.

They say in the article that they included YA books as well (and let's be real, most of us read these in middle school on the sly, so they're sort of YA).

Oooh, Bellairs. Love his books about Lewis & Rose Rita.

Yeah they included some YA novels as well.

I really enjoyed looking at the whole map this morning. A lot of new-ish books but plenty of books i remember (and I'm old). Harriet the Spy, Betsy-Tacy, and be still my heart, The Outsiders.

I noticed that myself. WTF? He sounds like a cool, interesting kid.

Happy birthday!

I'll give you five dollars to go post this at Houzz.

I don't on Wednesday's, until the posting here dies down. Ad Wednesday's my busy day!

I've got four going right now. LeCarre's The Night Manager, Caroline Graham's Death of a Hollow Man which is the second book in the Midsomer Murders series, Jeffrey Eugenides' Middlesex, and I just started Springsteen's Born to Run last night.

I am really looking forward to Doctor Strange, and a movie coming out on 11/11 called The Love Witch.