Sir Stewart

It's basically a rundown of his accomplishments from a bemused standpoint. They might as well say "For some reason people are impressed by Vonnegut" over and over. "Radical" is used a lot. I think they called him "washed up" or something like that, at some point. It was hard to pay attention after awhile.

I actually don't need to do any of that, but thanks.

Tuesday Heartbreak- Stevie Wonder You're A Heartbreaker - Elvis Presley "life"

Acronyms are the internet's honesty police.

I voted.

Not sure about him, but I got to be not.

That one was kind of hot, at least. Plus, it inspired the answer song "My D*ck, My Sack" by Too $hort.

"head shop"

I think "London Bridge" is 437 times worse than "My Humps."

I hadn't known about this (Minutemen one).

Kid A, Sky Blue Sky Time Out Of Mind, Midnite Vultures Sign 'O' The Times, Paul's Boutique Songs In The Key of Life, London Calling Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The White Album

I love that joke.

One of the all-time greatest!

Lammy - you're not playing completely right! Song title search only! (btw: can you hook me up w/that Jane's version of "Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey"?) Listen Up - Oasis "song"

I have it on extremely good authority that the band is going to play "Pieholden Suite" on this show.

That is SO not specific as a color description.

You just have to know everything, don't you?

Nasty Boy - Notorious B.I.G. "cars"

Profiles of some of the victims. "No Earthly Good" by Johnny Cash popped on my iTunes when I started reading these. Man....

Don't mind me...

Let's see it!

New World Water - Mos Def The World Is Filled - The Notorious B.I.G Feat. Too Short & Puff Daddy Half The World Away - Oasis Around The World In A Day - Prince & The Revolution Contract On The World Love Jam - Public Enemy Livin' In A New World - The Roots "span" Is this fair?

from the Boston Herald Convict expects charge in Jam Master Jay slay: Feds target industry violence By Michele McPhee Boston Herald Police Bureau Chief Monday, April 16, 2007 - Updated: 04:22 PM EST A jailed career criminal has been fingered by a witness who says the inmate confessed to his part in the 2002 shooting death of hip-hop icon Jam Master Jay and to the unsolved 1995 murder of a close associate of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur, the Herald has learned. The startling new information emerged during the federal robbery trial this month of 43-year-old Ronald

Yeah, I guess it's human instinct to place blame, particularly when the offender is dead and gone - but I don't see anyway the authorities could have acted differently prior to the second round of killings that would have helped them now escape blame from some.

I may be confusing him with Caspar from Kids.