I had that Ball Buster game. An aunt and uncle found it somewhere and immediately thought of me so I got it for Xmas. Dunno why, and they're both dead now so I can't ask. The game was dumb too.

I love "Walk Away". "Can't Understand It" is fun too. We'll have to agree to disagree on "Had to Make You Mine". Musically, it's fine but the lyrics are too generic for me.

I present to you their 1990 album Busted.

I did this a few years ago. Everything was available to me via Netflix except Wings, which is now available, and Cavalcade which I found on online but with Spanish subtitles. Wings is good, but Cavalcade is dogshit, btw.

Any mention of Julie Christie instantly puts this song in my head. And, yes, that's a very good thing.

Cool video. Shitty song.

I just beat myself to it.

"What exactly was the deal with Victor Garber?"

That sign looks rapey.

I'll have a Screaming Viking.

While they're at it, can we get a 45 of that Burnin Rubber Tires song from Pod People?

I saw them on the Fade tour and someone from the audience shouted a request for this song. Ira acknowledged that they love the song, but playing it would kill them. Literally. He apologized. Apparently, they played it the next night in another town. They're still alive.

My bad, dude.

Can I have 10,000 marbles, please?

I really thought this story would get more traction here. It's the only reason I clicked on the article.

The Kinks, "Do It Again" and Green Day, "Walking Contridiction"
I'll at least give Billie Joe credit for having good taste in who he rips off.

I love The Replacements. One of my favorite bands of all time. But I've never been able to get other people into them. I think you need to get into them at the right point in your life (usually the angsty years), and it's hard to get people to see what's great about them if they're not in the same frame of mind.

"It's a wonderful lie"

Didn't he already do the vocals on One of These Days?

Rick Astley, "Never Gonna Give You Up"