Sir Stewart

I loved it.

Yeah? Eff.

Not as boring as I was expecting it to be.

Maybe it's time the American League tells the National League about that "DH" option. (ducks from wrath of purists)

Never heard the Mutations-era version - cool, thanks! I like it, especially since the Odelay version gets a bit too crazy with the Cheez Whiz for me.

Odelay outtake, fwiw. Anyway, I sorta know what you're saying.

I am glad you cleared that up!

I was seven in 1980 when I was listening to Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and took the album cover and walked up to my aunt who was visiting for lunch and pointed out Tony Curtis and said "He's in The Mirror Crack'd."

I don't get it, Lou - why do you think it's not a big deal that you've seen Count Basie, Sun Ra and Muddy Waters among others? I think it is.

Pearl Jam & Smashing Pumpkins opening for RHCP in '91. They Might Be Giants in '90.

I was referring to the idea that the crimes are equal, murder and child rape.

But isn't that sort of like saying to survivors of child rape "you're as good as dead"?

Not to mention:

Yikes.

Midnight Vultures = '70s? 2070s, maybe.

No Remains of the Day? Pfft.

Blue Velvet in the top five. I like this list.

Marathon.

Not exactly timely, since most of the people he mentions here have already passed, but I think this is a great (and fitting!) sample of his humor:

Brain Droppings is one of my favorite books ever. Brilliant mind. Too bad he had to go. "Assisted suicide is controversial. There are moral, medical, legal and ethical arguments. But the truth of it is, a lot of people just want to get the fuck outta here."

The Yankees are the bad guys because they're division rivals - it's pretty simple.

Thanks to those who mentioned Girl Talk - just what I needed.