Sir Stewart

good bit

It does and it was.

I feel good about this because I sat through twenty minutes of that crappy radio station the other day to hear one of the new songs, and spent two minutes awestruck at the awfulness of an "insider" email from them before unsubscribing. Thanks Jack.

I remember that from a while back - it's odd that they use Comic Sans as the primary font for their anti-Comic Sans propoganda.

JIMI!!

So...there's a chance my (Napster circa 1999) copy of him doing it is mislabeled?

Thanks for posting, calibeer. I don't get the connection - but I've always wanted to check out this record.

Stew is not happy.

I have that.

I, for one, look forward to Lou's "field postings."

Way to go Louie. Congrats.

I would maybe pick The White Album first -after all, it's the longest Beatles album, so that certainly counts for something - but ...Sgt Pepper's.

Really?? I'd never heard that! Suicide? Shit. I was under the impression he was too drunk to fight the tide - I guess that can be interpreted as a kind of suicide, but intentional? Premeditated?

My desert island Beatles record, although it wasn't always.

He always keeps it interesting - this is yet another creative way by which he's gotten his music out there without a long-term record deal.

Every Unplugged artist should be made to spray their armpits with white foam in homage to LL Cool J's defining performance.

You can be anyone, this time around.

Aerosmith?

1428 Elm Street (by heart, yes)

I call BS: bored VC vet on a slow day.

Jeff Tweedy and Puff Diddy, yeah it's true.

Dudes needs wives' permission to go to strip clubs? Dude? Wive?

Futura family rules all - ask Wes Anderson.

You two could do a show together - BaseballBobbobHeads EDIT: Sigh

That dude Gary Hustwit - his family was at the same screening of I Am Trying to Break Your Heart I was. They were freaking out over his name on the poster outside the theater - it was pretty cool.