Yes but did he say "you gots ta chill!" Cuz that would be… chill.

Don't worry about it. Their lawyer's crazy, he always smokes dust. He stuck TufAmerica's head in the toilet and stone cold flushed

Most artists would reply, "Way ahead of you."

But it was worth every penny.

Could have got them cheaper online as well.

This is like when someone makes a "yo momma" joke and you just look at em and deadpan "my mother died last year." Ho ho ho, jokes on you SUCKER!

The film gives you a murderer, even if he isn't convicted. The shitty part about it is that they had to fabricate evidence to get there - even the authors of the book Zodiac was based on don't believe the guy they point to was the actual Zodiac Killer. I love the movie, but god, fuck that movie at the same time.

Nona is definitely the best Skeleton Crew story.

Hungry for stink.

Yeah I'd love to see a documentary on SP, period. They're really a fascinating group. Of course it would likely be very difficult to make an unbiased doc since the only one who seems willing to talk is Corgan, and that's only to slag off the other members of the group.

You should seek out some live concerts from the era then. She wore that blouse on more than one occasion.

I actually wonder if, musically, Adore wasn't a bit more of a band idea. Knowing the kind of songs James and D'Arcy like and write and listen to, it seems possible. In that sense, it actually could have been the last album they gave a damn about. (I have no way of knowing, of course.)

Yeah it blows my mind how many songs they wrote and recorded, to the point that they had demos enough to cut up and paste together like that. I'm kind of afraid to hear what sort of b-sides got released for the couple of singles off this album tho. Even Adore had some pretty decent non-album tracks, but man… Machina's…

I liken Adore to The Final Cut by Pink Floyd. Both albums are highly personal near-solo works that still feature the other band members. I'm not sure what that makes this particular album but… I'm really surprised D'Arcy even stuck around for it. I have to really doubt she was "there" for it tho. Man, I need to go…

Heavy Metal Machine especially sounds like something that would have wound up as part of another Pastichio Medley if Corgan was as prolific then as he'd been in the past.

Ah I did not know that. That really makes sense then.

Eye sounds like either an outtake from the Adore sessions or a song that pointed them in the direction of Adore. I agree, it's a terrific track. I feel like if they weren't going to expand on their sound, they should have just hung it up. I can't believe there's been two "zombie" Pumpkins albums. No, Corgan, the Smash…

This is kinda the reason (or one of em) that I never got into this track. It really feels like a retread of Zero. I don't like the whole Machina album, really, or anything past Adore. I felt like Adore was taking them in an interesting direction, only for that promise to be squandered by what amounts to a shallow…

There was only ever one host of the Family Feud and that was Richard Fucking Dawson and I'll hear none of this "Steve Harvey" bullshit!

Well, it's high time…