Sir Stewart

Best costume seen last night: a three-year-old Blackula. Best moment: our neighbors projecting Nosferatu onto the side of their house.

Wow - I still throw those last two lines at my wife once in awhile.

Bloom County is one of my all-time favorites. I met Breathed when I was a kid and he signed my copy of the 'Babylon' compilation - dedicated to me and my dog. Interesting that he's so self-aware. I think his more negative feelings have definitely pervaded Opus, and I never enjoyed it nearly as much as Bloom County.

Sigh - it's something I can't help thinking of whenever I see Obama on a stage.

Oh I wasn't digging at you about it - I was just reacting to that being a news story.

Have you read this thread? EDIT: Damn you Jules

People really give a fuck who Mike Ditka is voting for?

I am currently dressed as a man who stuck his d*ck in a lightsocket. True story.

Then there's "This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)" by Talking Heads that doesn't exactly make my ears happy so much as transport my mind body and soul to a place no other song even knows about.

What if a porn star wrote it on his dink?

Cool. I heard on the radio yesterday that Bruce traditionally adorns his home bigtime for Halloween, but skipped it this year because of complaints of traffic from his neighbors.

I have a new Wilco song boner.

I love Watt. Music is in his marrow. Thanks for posting this.

Finally, all this Joe the Plumber bs has inspired something totally awesome.

They're all members of Toto? Wow. Is there a Jacko episode of Yacht Rock?

Really? I recall Jeff Porcaro played drums on a bunch of Thriller...who else from Toto is on there?

Yeah - and the worst is I could pretty much assume then that their career would follow this arc. It was Tuesday night, I think was my biggest excuse.

No seat -in the pit, Fugazi, the Channel, Boston 1990.

Damn straight.

Stevie Wonder's 'Don't Worry Bout a Thing'

Calm down.

One listen and the chorus has been in my head since.

[regret]And just one year ago I could've seen him/them at the Middle East Upstairs in Cambridge (capacity: 200)[/regret]

Poor LaToya.

Are we sure that's not just a very old matzo?