Jarritos are the shit. Mandarin all day.
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I'm Team David so I can enjoy bits… BITS… of One Slip and On the Turning Away. And the sound effects on Signs of Life are well-recorded. There end the positives.
Is anybody REALLY an 'AMLoR' kind of guy though?
Counterpoint: Andy Latimer of Camel
To my ears, the only part of the show that holds a candle to the Floyd versions was Sinéad O'Connor singing Mother. Some of the others were fine, but good lord Cyndi Lauper was embarrassing.
Syd Barrett's solo stuff has to be graded on a different curve, but it's worth checking out.
Great: On an Island, Amused to Death, Live in Gdańsk
I wonder which A-list guitar superstar he'll employ this time to replace David Gilmour.
I'm seeing double. Four Rogers!
Definitely. Every detail of that segment was perfect, right down to the exaggerated hand gestures.
This interview makes me want them to do more together, even though it probably wouldn't make much sense. Dark horse candidate for best performance in the special: Michael Sheen as the choreographer.
Just what we need in this post-Pedrad comedy landscape.
"A woman? Playing Trump? It's an interesting idea, Leslie, but trust me: it'll never fly." Vanessa Bayer's incredible delivery of that otherwise-pedestrian was transcendent. Then she just floats away.
And it's still the same fucking song!
I just finished it. Maybe it's just me but for me, it would have been enough to be a Scott Aukerman/Birthday Boys/Lonely Island/everyone-ever-on-SNL joint, but Michael Bolton's performance is the anchor to this special's Black Pearl. What a fucking good time. This is the SMiLE to A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift…
One Time! I could listen to One Time all day.
Only the score to the 1981 flop Neighbors starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd can compete.
A Good Bud to Camp Hard
John Mulaney as Hector. I need to see him in a giant flying contraption.