Loved LL Cool J on there. He's awesome despite the clumps of deodorant in his armpit hair.

Frank Sinatra as a Democrat in the Kennedy years, but later switched parties and performed at an event for Reagan.

I preferred the live versions of the Joshua Tree songs to the originals. Despite being a fan since the War era, I couldn't even bring myself to buy Joshua Tree, since half the album was constantly on the radio. I liked that the live versions mixed things up.

It may not be the case, but I always think "This must be the only song that uses the word 'moot'" during "Jessie's Girl."

Summerteeth is pretty close to perfect in my estimation. It's like if The Band and Pet Sounds-era Beach Boys had a baby in the late 90's.

It feels very 70's classic rock inspired. More Grateful Dead meets Steely Dan to me than Eagles.

I get teary-eyed with joy whenever that scene comes on. It feels like they are really happy over hearing their song.

Are you sure? He went to a Catholic high school with someone I know.

Fred Armisen's mother is Venezuelan, and his dad is half-Japanese. Doesn't he pass the "person of color" test?

I might give a pass to a 14 or 15 year old, but I think it's OK to mock a 19-year old's love of Bieber. I wasn't putting New Kids on the Block, the boy band of the day, on mix tapes when I was 19.

I got it through Columbia House, too.
Disc one is pretty close to perfect. Disc two doesn't do as much for me.