Sun 18 Jun 2006
Have you tried cheese? You should. It is very good. There are two kinds of cheese - hard and soft. Both come in two colors - dark yellow and not dark yellow. Personally, I like soft not dark yellow cheese the best! Once you have tried cheese, you should next put it on a cracker, then eat both simultaneously. This is like having a miniature cheese sandwich (which, if you do not know, is cheese put between two slices of bread, optionally with condiments added). Interesting…talking about this has made me hungry. I am going to go and eat some condiments.
INITIATE EPISODE TWELVE
CONTENTS:
| Esperanto “On Down the Road” (1973)
This will be, what, the fourth sweet song about traveling on a road? What’s the deal with everyone making great songs about roads? Wait a minute, Randy Rhodes was a bitching guitarist. I think I’m onto something. |
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| Re Winkler, Anne Harvey, Ree Van Vleck “Mister Love” (1988)
If you really met someone who called themselves Mister Love, you’d think they were a cock. Unless he later explained to you that he was just really bad at tennis. |
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| F.O.S. “Big Black Boots” (1993)
One time I went shopping for big black boots. I was talking to the girl at the shoe store while I was trying some on, and she asked me, “Are you in a band?” I lied and said yes because the truth that I was just a pseudo-goth seemed too sad. |
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| Dwight Twilley “Runaway” (1979)
Everything about this album, from its sound to its graphics, makes it sound like a product of the ‘90s. It’s unbelievable that it came out in 1979. Me suspects that Mr. Twilley was ahead of his time, and most were confused by a competent and complicated vocalist that had cover art not centered around a flaming bird. |
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| Brendan Benson “I’m Blessed” (1996)
Brendan’s first completed album was rejected by his label and reworked into a watered-down version. Thank Allah this is off the record that has six of the original tracks. Definitely worth scooping up if you see it. |
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| The Buckinghams “I’ll Go Crazy” (1967)
Hey, I think these mop-topped fabulous five-some are onto something with their juke n’ jivin’ sound! |
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| The Reddings “In My Pants” (1985)
And just in case the song weren’t obvious enough, a plastic ruler was inside the record sleeve. |
