Sir Stewart

I think when the dust settles I'll still like "Love & Theft" more, too.

How long before someone drudges up Dylan's 60s undergarment ad quote?

That "rehab" song by that one bird is good schtick.

Yeah, that and "You Fucked Up", right?

Don't Laugh I Love You - Ween

Audiences laugh as the murders pile up at the end because it's funny. After the horrific shock of Costigan's death, the body count that ensues is classic Scorsese: following up awful violence with comedy. One of the few problems I have with the movie is the lack of emotional connection between Queenan (Sheen) and Costigan (DiCaprio). The original showed much love between those characters, and Queenan's death should've been more touching/harrowing.

I don't think those guitars actually hook up to the cars for sound.

Happy Belated Mr. Editor sir.

It's always sobering to see Masters of War in a setlist.

When I was growing up it was easier to get fIREHOSE than The Minutemen. I had a copy of Double Nickels On The Dime in high school, but Live Totem Pole and if'n were the ones that always managed to make their way into my player. I watched We Jam Econo a few weeks ago however, and realized what I'd been missing out on. Watt's a great guy. I love his tireless enthusiasm in celebrating D. Boon.

I watched Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter last night. Probably the worst movie I've seen in years. I remember enjoying this when I was 12. But there's little to no gore in each death scene, and the dialogue is so horrendous that there should have been a mention somewhere of the stupid pills every character took before the film started. Look, I know it's a slasher flick, but I expected a tiny bit more. Everything about it was bang-your-head-against-the-wall awful. Major continuity errors didn't help either. Not even the presence of Crispin Glover and lil' Corey Feldman made it better

Looks screamtacular.

Congrats, Cards.

Thanks for mentioning it. http://theater2.nytimes.com/2006/10/27/the...pwwqTmdn6md/SZA

I'll break it down for you: It's laugh out loud funny for about five seconds, then it gets a little depressing, then disgusting, then nauseating, then infuriating, then your head explodes.

Should this be a poll? Respond if you haven't boughten it yet or are not sure if you will boughten it at any time.

He opened with "Lenny Bruce" the other night. I don't think I've ever actually heard that song.

I'm not sure those are all real words. Who's "me"?

He doesn't! "One last note. Bob kept messing up the vocals - it was pretty funny. The band was just watching him trying to figure out where he was going next. But he always recovered - pretty cool. " That's from a review of his San Diego show. From Bob Pagel's site, of course. I hope he wears his Bob Dylan mask at your show.

Glad to hear it went well. I hope his recovery is smooth and quick.

Like that poor Poison album in the Dead Milkmen video.

Final Destination. What a POS.

Got it. Moving on...