Sir Stewart

"Barn, can you get me off the hook? For ol' times sake?"

You're gonna see some Dice-K.

Ellsworth started a thread telling us he was inside a burning building and could only save either a petri dish of Martian DNA or the DVD boxset of the first three seasons of M*A*S*H and Phil Parma didn't respond so he got mad.

You're right. Good research.

You may be too sensitive to survive the internet.

I think I was, actually.

I am sorry about your having to deal with this thread, carlos.

I fell like I'm only person who loves the Blue album and the Green album but can't get into Pinkerton.

Now DLing!

"Ice cream!" - kid from Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Their Halloween SNL performance is damn near impossible to find online - I wish I DLed it when I saw it on YouTube awhile back.

Isn't this like having a "What album did you last listen to?" thread in SES?

You mean you pretended the artist was you?

So that's the last movie you watched, right?

That site that Analogman posted is good stuff - you check it out?

My 1982 VW Rabbit was totaled in a crash in the mid-nineties, and the tape I was listening to at the time was by Galloping Dead Fish - my friend and me, 14 years old, singing original Christmas songs about characters we made up (titles included "Rubber Boots' Christmas" & "Harvey's Tree"). I like to think it's "out there" somewhere. Maybe those dudes have it.

I was huge on mixtapes - but most of my own were artist-centric. I can only think of a couple of real mixes. One I called "A Collection Of Songs To Be Played In The Summertime" (or ACOSTBPITS, phonetically spoken). Part of me pretended I was a world-famous artist and it was my new album. I also pretended that same artist (me) made U2's "Achtung Baby" but it was called "Spectacular Cornish Game Hen, Ma! Spectacular Cornish Game Hen!" I have a lot pf problems.

That does read pretty bad, singled out like that.

I haven't heard about an increase in my car insurance. This is bull! How dare they.

"Tom, this is business and this man is taking it very personal."

Oh my.

Almost Famous - again. The ending is less satisfying each time I see it.

Thanks for remembering!

What the hell is going on here? Now Playing only has 21 pages.