Every single thing is digitized. And backed up!

Did you listen to the Hamilton/Rostam record that just came out? It's right up there with the later period Walkmen.

I've got the complete VU box set (it's just on a different shelf, because it's big). And Songs In The Key Of Life on vinyl, for sure.

I must be getting old. What was the single on 3? "Nightmares"?

I have the Velvets box set, it's just on another shelf. No Vapors, though!

Yeah, that really is a tough part of this whole thing. I'm sure there's a psychological study to be done about victims' families, and how impossible it must be to have the cops telling you one thing and the evidence telling you another.

What's shocking in that scene is the enthusiasm in Reed's voice. I'd never heard him enthused before.

Y'know, I thought about Zelig, but the meaning of that comparison is way more (in my mind, anyway) someone who changes who THEY are when they're around these famous events. Fields as there, in all his larger-than-life glory, but he was never anybody but himself. And for the record, I absolutely hate Forrest Gump.

Definitely have MM digital-wise. And the special edition on my Amazon wish list, but there's no way I'm adding more!

Yes. So I would say my collection is actually yuge. Just not on this shelf.

Definitely have those two digitally.

Read closer: I'm getting rid of one Talking Heads that's a double. I have the complete box set, it's just not on this shelf!

Don't forget: CDs are only the tip of the iceberg. Digital, baby!

Oh yeah, I've seen and loved them lots of times, including one epic SXSW show at a shitty venue where they played until like 330am…

I never called myself that!

Hey, look at that! I had no idea they had done that little tour. Crazy.

I'm 42, so yup! And I will check out the Suede, thanks!

Better free up your social calendar.

Next week is the rest of the S's.

Some of those would be in next week's. But you're still going to be pretty disappointed.