Real classic American music from a distant but relatable era. As the world grows more complicated, it only sounds better and better. What a great legacy. RIP

"That's not a football, THIS is a football."

Apple had James Taylor, Ronnie Spector, and Hot Chocolate. This was at low points in their careers, so I don't think it made a difference. Surprisingly, they also passed on Delaney and Bonnie.

There's a Mos Eisley Cantina Express in the hotel.

Track 18 (To Court) is my summer jam.

You got it.

"It works every time."

*smokes cigarette, sleeps until Thanksgiving*

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These guys sure know how to rock.

There already is a Disney Indiana Jones film - DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp.

A little off topic, but has anyone ever tried to figure out the titles of the NES games and VHS tapes in Jerry's apartment? I've been able to recognize Tetris, Arachnophobia, Pretty Woman and Child's Play 2.

And here’s what’s leaving Hulu in July: He-Man & She-Ra: A Christmas Special

I wonder if anyone will bring up the elephant man in the room.

I swore off festivals a long time ago but this looks too good to pass up.

As much as I love Devo, I totally agree.

It would've been cool to hear Devo satire Dare To Be Stupid. I've never heard anyone parody a Weird Al song.

She was also an adventurous 10-year-old girl who lived with her two maiden aunts in early 20th century Prince Edward Island.

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