Sir Stewart

Come on, everyone's a Hall & Oates fan.

Am I missing where it says who Bruce is inducting?

Perhaps this will lead to something.

It had to be! Your recommendations are on point, so this smelled like a dead bananafish right away.

....April Fools?

Good points all by Vacant Horizon. Especially the candles

Yeah I liked that too.

Same here, but you give him enough rope and you're left with Standing In For Joe.

I'd much rather a reunion with Andy for a new XTC record. Three or four Colin tunes are just about enough for me.

That's Australian for shrimp.

Who in hell doesn't clean the lint trap after every load? Besides you.

Haha. I saw five minutes of Ted once and decided anyone who liked that movie is awful.

That's Incredible was a big family event for us. I pretty much only remember the swami fitting himself into a tiny glass box.

If you dig Comedy Bang Bang and/or Parks & Recreation and U2, you might like Scott Aukerman and Adam Scott talking about U2 in their podcast U Talking U2 2 Me? http://www.earwolf.com/show/u-talkin-u2-to-me/ A lot of the time they don't talk about U2 at all, but they are still entertaining.

I realize it's the most unlikely thing to say about Don Henley, but shit - the guy got onstage to sing a song calling for his death with the guy who wrote it. Can any of us imagine say, Rollins doing that?

It's true, and I seriously think it could very well be the most badass thing anyone in rock has ever done.

Oh damn, that paparazzi segment that starts at 3:18 is hot shit. Peg and everything.

I've been listening to this and finding myself wishing the album was two or three of these tracks, then some wacked-out MV style stuff, some hard rock, and a few up-tempo groovy tunes. It just doesn't have enough personality overall to tie together the relentless mood, unlike Sea Change, which has personality to burn.

I have that same feeling about Bigfoot/In Search Of... I was too young too actually decide "This is what I want to watch" but thanks to older siblings, that image haunted me. Not to mention the presence of Leonard Nimoy, who to me was the creepy guy from Invasion of the Body Snatchers then more than he was Spock.

Music: http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/say-goodbye-to-true-detective-with-all-the-music-from-the-series-20140310

Sorry for the Reddit link, but I like a lot of what is being said here: http://www.reddit.com/r/TrueDetective/comments/20t571/the_one_in_question_errol/

The green-eared spaghetti man sketch came courtesy of a child who was chased by him and got away, no?

What did you, avert your eyes even before Marty did? There were at least half a dozen people in that video.

Yeah a few years ago on YouTube I watched the same segment from Sagan's original series and had a similar experience. I think the advances in computer graphic animation put this new version over the top for me.