Oil Can Boyd

The Cale version is in the movie but the Wainwright version is on the soundtrack.

Certainly a candidate for the Worst Kept Secret Award.

The movie is awfully faithful to the book. It helps that McCarthy's writing style is often more like a screenplay than a novel.

In Boston it is Evacuation Day tomorrow so the City is effectively closed.

Now that's funny. I love Lou but I'd say he's in a bit of a slump.

I might go for The Name of This Band ...

I'd go see THAT. Dancing Queen in the Streets.

Meat Puppets II

Is he doing Berlin (the album) on this tour - or is that later?

Tweez was their first one.

Crazy Rhythms by The Feelies is one that I have not seen mentioned.

"Does anybody remember laughter?"

Yeah - that was actually really good.

I remember seeing that movie as a kid and it freaked me out a little bit. Don't remember seeing this yet:

Reading this (again) after finally seeing the movie.

This seems so petty to me. I love the Cape League ...

I might vote for Double Indemnity.

"Which Doobie you be?"

I'm bummed that it's over but I thought the finale was really good. It's funny - I am one of those people who liked the ambiguity of the Soprano's last episode but I also liked how they wrapped a lot of things up on the Wire last night.

Nice! I love Fables ...

Did you ever hear the song Lawn Darts by Ed's Redeeming Qualities? It was the third of July and the weather was fine Ed brought the hot dogs, the croquet set was mine But the red ball was missing and three mallets were bent Ed suggested lawn darts so to K-Mart we went We looked by the yard games, we looked by the grills But we couldn't find lawn darts come high water or hills We talked to the sales clerk and she started to cry She said "They're off the shelves now," and she told us both why: A kid was pegged in the head with a lawn dart Her dad didn't see 'er, that's the worst part; A ki

Dave - sorry I couldn't make the show. I was going to give it a try but then the usual family stuff got in the way. Hope it went well.