A cross between Sleepytime Trio and Q And Not U? Yes please.
Not Cool, “Um, You Didn’t Do That In Souncheck”
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Summer is winding down which means vacation has been taken and visitors have come and gone. I got to spend precious few days on the east coast eating funnel cake and pizza and bowling and Whiffleballing and sleep-overing and being-attacked-by-a-terrifying-cat’ing and etc’ing with dearly-missed friends and relatives. And, upon my return, I got to put some serious miles on my Vans as I played tour guide to a couple of very receptive and appreciative parents. All in all, it’s been an amazing couple of weeks.
But now, it’s back to this: me sharing with you music that you probably already know about and are tired of. This time, it’s Jellyfish. Continue reading…
FINALLY. Good song. Nonsensical video. “Sex in the Kitchen” callback. Domino!
Guess what. It IS possible. And it will fucking happen.
UPDATE: Earlier today, I received this email from my buddy, Jay:
The infomercial is now set to private and it’s disabled everywhere. Fucking Juggalos.
While it seems apparent that the Juggalos are hellbent on ruining everything they ever touch, here’s something they can’t ruin: my favorite radio show, with special guest Paul F. Tompkins, discusses the short form audio commercial for the 10th Annual Gathering of the Juggalos. It’s perfect (if you must, skip to the 1 hour 27 minute mark for the relevant content).
I won’t go on and on about this but I loved Michael. When we were younger, my brother was a far bigger fan than I was, but I was always trying to wrap my head around the fact that people would literally faint at the sight of him. And as I began to understand pop music more, I began to realize what a huge part of my musical development Michael Jackson was and always will be. Continue reading…
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