Because people just wouldn't stop circulating the tapes.

Or, geez, Idiot Control. Who fast forwards through that?!

The lead photo caught my eye wrong and it looked like Yoda was smoking a spliff, with Obi Wan's arm making a thin trail of smoke. Disappointed it wasn't so.

I'd say losing Trace was bigger because although Bill Corbett makes a perfectly worthwhile Crow, they had a much harder time holding down the Mads segments without Clayton. I don't think they really found their groove without him until the final season.

You're missing out, then. Particularly in the Joel era.

You can't understand me. I'm the wind, baby.

My podcast? Ugh. Us guys. It's like a Preston Sturges movie over there.

NME? Ugh. Those guys. It's like a Preston Sturges movie over there.

Pitchfork? Ugh. Those guys. It's like a Preston Sturges movie over there.

I used to poke around WFMU's site and there is no way you could sing Dean Milan's "Do It Like A Dog" worse than he does.

No Slimer means no relaunch of Ecto Cooler.

Yeah. I've known about Barks' Uncle Scrooge comics for awhile, but I always thought I'd only sorta like them. Not so! I love 'em! I'm so sad I didn't have access to them as a kid!

Surely that's Bing Crosby/Bob Hope movies.

In fairness, Uncle Joe was a-moving kinda slow at the junction.

I came to the comments deliberately to mention this. Amazed to see you guys already talking about it.

That bugle solo in the Legendary Stardust Cowboy's song "Paralyzed" is a thing of… wonder?

Just to engage the idea: Do you think failures have nothing worthwhile to say to the world? Is it wrong to like someone who didn't find success?

They sound more like a typical garage band on that one, so of course it's less special. But it does have some nice little tracks on it. Their version of The Carpenters' "Yesterday Once More" is my favorite version of that song.

Good thing that cop is there. Wouldn't want this crowd of bruisers to get out of hand.

I definitely consider myself a fan of The Shaggs (No joke: I have a fish named Wiggins) and I think your second point is a big part of the reason why. Speaking as a musician who started out as an amateur playing in a garage - these girls had something going on under the surface of their songs that sets them apart from…