Hunh. I was right this second years old when I learned that. Fascinating.

Yeah this tour was pretty great, being with an actual band instead of just him solo with a loud guitar, which is what he'd been doing for a few years. Worth seeing that way if you get a chance, but better for sure with a full band. And yes, keeping an eye on the Sugar tour yes please kthx.

Recently saw Bob Mould, and he closed the show with this. It was a great callback and of course rocked.

100% yes.

I do like taking every opportunity, though, to mention that Wine and Proton are legit *MAGICAL* these days, and basically everyone should be jumping ship without delay.

(And then the numbers go up and the devs actually think to click the right compile checkboxes. We hope.)

"Workbook" continues to be a woefully underrated perfect album.

I feel like a lot of Windows installers I've ever run across just go in and glom an entry onto PATH and leave it at that. Seems to be the way of things for CLI Windows tools.

That. Is. Bonkers.

I ran sound for the band, for a few minutes while my friend the actual sound guy went to the restroom, at the cast/wrap party for the Weird Al movie "UHF." Weird Al himself did not play, but I got to watch him and the rest of the cast wander around, from the back of the room.

A friend sent me the first three of these back when I think there -were- just three. A few years ago I discovered there were several more and got all caught up. Great stuff.

I'm still on team "bVI is subdominant" but since I can't tell you otherwise, then I'm gonna fall back on "yes, yes that counts." ;)

Oh wow, when I read your original post, I assumed it was the same bit that stuck with me -- when Venkman apologizes to Janine about "the bug-eyes thing." It's a quick cursory apology, but he noticed and did it unprompted, and that, yeah, made an impression on me as a kid.