John Maus - Hey Moon
Modern Lovers - Government Center (favorite version of this song)
Vaselines - Son of a Gun
Tim Buckley - Buzzin Fly (phenomenal)
NRBQ - Ridin' in My Car
Monkees - As We Go Along
Gal Costa - Baby
Stevie Wonder - Big Brother
Clem Snide - Pale Blue Eyes (VU cover)
Beck - Jack-Ass

Too Much Johnson.

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Sarah Cracknell? Ga ga gooey.

Exactly, and I said as much to my (mostly uninterested) wife during a game of some sort recently. Shouldn't we maybe reconsider the widely accepted parameters of belief at this point?

Oh yeah, a threat like Case Keenum on the opposing sideline can wreak havoc on the thought processes of even the most forward thinking coaches.

The NYG kicker?

Sorry, we're out of room. Try Seneca Falls.

Yeah, that stuck out to me too. I think there was more than a little darkness on Come on Pilgrim/Surfer Rosa/Doolittle.

If this applies to you, could you swing by El Segundo for me & grab my wallet?

I feel like the title track of Human Touch is right there with the top handful of songs he ever did. It's almost certainly my favorite post-1970s/1980s song of his.

I know it's pre-2000s, but Tunnel of Love is a contender for the most underrated LP in his discography.

"Dreams. What are mine?" - Jerri Blank

There was definitely a comedown after the pilot on that show. I think they aired the first couple back to back and I remember raving to my wife about what I just saw after the first one. I don't think I gave her my thoughts on the other episode later on though. ;)

He won't do that.

He was referenced by Barack Obama in that epic takedown at the Press Dinner a number of years back. He had apparently been a contestant on the Apprentice around that time.

No, all true.

Rose-Ivey's press conference is important viewing.

Iced too? (I've got something of an addiction)

Do you see these non-hand washers during the day? I feel like if one of them tried to hand me something during a meeting, I'd just sit there shaking my head back & forth like Jerry in that Seinfeld episode at Poppy's restaurant.