RIDIN' THE POOP SHIP

The arcade game also had a device that would play Journey songs off of a cassette tape while you were playing, as sound hardware of the time couldn't really replicate live recorded music, even in arcade boards.

HE SURE KNOWS ABOUT PIPES

Alright, other than occasionally enjoying "Separate Ways" drunkenly, I've never been into Journey (kind of like most damn Gen Y/millenials/whatever the hell I am).

Don't you worry, I'm sure the brownness will flow over us again soon enough. I don't think Dean can go more than six months without going into a studio to record SOMETHING.

No shit? I thought it was part of some weekend thing. EVEN BETTER!

I again live in a world where Ween is actively playing shows, even if it isn't mega frequent, and I'm absolutely delighted to see this. I've seen Ween a few times and managed to catch Gene's solo tour (which ruled), and I cannot wait to see them schedule more dates, including some closer to me.

Sir or ma'am, Ween has BEEN back together! After Dean and Gene concluded their most recent solo tours, they've been making a point to play a lot of festivals lately starting with some thing I'd never heard of in Colorado. And I, for one, COULDN'T BE HAPPIER.

Fuck it, I refuse to accept any generational nomenclature other than that, now. All your incessant Coke buying has left the job and housing markets a shambles for us young people, dammit!

I had a bootleg recording of a solo acoustic version and it's weirdly heartbreaking in a way you wouldn't expect Graves to be capable of.

Great article - I've been trying to get more into lesser-known films of the noir era lately, and the brief comparison with Michael Mann cemented the deal. Sadly, there's only one copy on Amazon and it's like $50, but…nature finds a way.

Me too, amigo. I almost didn't do it out of my generalized fear of talking to famous people I like, but a friend of mine pushed me into it and I'm glad it happened.

As a matter of fact, they did sort of try that once - the last performance of George Lowe as Space Ghost was a live interview with one of the Peter M's (either Moore or Molyneux) working at Microsoft during an Xbox presentation shortly after the 360 launched. I've never actually seen it, but clearly Lowe is down for…

Wait, there's a fight involving a hammer AND a baseball bat?!

I don't know, I found the conversation titillating.

HOW MANY CHECKS DO I HAVE TO SIGN

Is it the fact he's a racist dick on YTMND, or is it Saint Pepsi wearing his mask? Because one of those is okay!

Alan Sepinwall AND Paul Haggis? SOLD!

Ugh, escalating violence is always a problem with this genre. Say what you will about the bleakness of Better Tomorrow 2, it at least remembers to keep it classy.

That sounds pretty great, what was that about?