I still need to finish XIII-2, actually. I liked it better than XIII, but my wife usually is in the room while I game, and XIII-2 bored her to the point of anger.

I am, by my own words, and inveterate level-grinder. Growing up on FF1 and Dragon Warrior, it's just how it's always been. I'Lloyd unlock and area, and then do every single thing I possibly can before engaging the plot. To counteract this, I'll typically ramp up the difficulty on most any RPG.

Worse than the Fieri restaurant?

I'm doing the same thing with Mysterious Stranger who wants me to follow him in my car. Rankings re: FFs I have played:

Shtaaaaahp, the both of you. I'm doing the office cough-laugh.

STOP JUDGING ME

The was the joke in the song title Radio Friendly Unit Shifter.

They were always ahead of the curve.

Just some odd, balding French guys saying "Around the world" for 4 minutes? Maybe if they committed to the premise and got a Stomp style backing crew.

You're pretty much right about stations' attitudes inre: In Utero vs. Unplugged. Nirvana was actively trying to make In Utero sound more like Bleach.

There's no joy or even catharsis in performance for her, especially right now. She owes a lot in back taxes, and shows are kind of just a necessity to keep her out of jail.

Can we just agree that Pras had Ghetto Superstar and then completely disappeared, so he kind of wins?

I listened over the copy of Glitter & Doom that my radio station received to check on what was and was not fit for air. Almost all of ti is, of course, but I had trouble recommending any of the tracks for airplay with the exception of Fannin Street and one or two others because whomever did the sound mixing had no…

One of them produced a couple of tracks for Hillary Duff and Rihanna. I didn't Google all of them. Gut says "no."

Urkel?

I was wrong: it was a VH1 Storytellers. His stories for Old 55 and a basically unrelated story in front of Jersey Girl are fantastic, as is the way that his story for What's He Building In There? basically works as an extra portion of the song itself.

Well, in his 20s and 30s, I think he was still figuring out what his "true persona" would be, because we all kind of are. As he got older, I think he just figured out which parts of his actual self he could outsize a bit for the stage.

Looks like Vada Nobles did some production for Rihanna and Hillary Duff, but that's all I'm seeing.

I think that was it. It works better as a Tweet.

But they never exactly came out and proved their point with that "it was our magic all along" record.