Isis. I know it's not the best but it speaks to era of my life and to my songwriting and narrative sensibilities.

...whereas for me the very act of taking notes removes the material from the abstract and solidifies the concepts in my brain, so the notes aren't all that useful later but are invaluable at the time. I also studied by stating relevant stuff aloud, cuz if you can say it you can write it down later.

Batman Dark Patterns has been stellar. I'm obsessed with the panel designs in addition to the art itself. Also it's Batman the detective

I was the biggest Blow Pop customer of my local school candy entrepreneurs (in the '70s)

pretty sure I've spent more time in this cover for a single than it took to actually record the single

Imagine me at 17 in '82 seeing it in a theater. We all hated Ford's haircut. Too short! And it was a long boring slog at 2hrs! Now 2hrs is nothing. In last night's viewing I started catching the narrative flaws. But I still think it's a masterpiece. I may own 6 versions.

Bigtime. I wanted something *quiet and pretty* so I watched og Blade Runner (Final Cut). I expected the pacing to be slow but not THAT slow. Forgot it's just a film noir. Main characters fall in love immediately. Mostly tracking shots, people talking, Harrison getting his ass kicked. It's great!

That would be cool to click: *Surprise Me*

Twice-as-Much Guy.

I'd like to see that Who Live at Leeds show too

big irk.

As an old west coaster, they are always tennis shoes, pronounced "tennishoes" and you never think about the word "tennis" as having separate meaning just like you don't think about zeppelins when you think about Led Zeppelin

I read it and laughed. Then I read it aloud to my wife in character and it's way funnier that way

I'd even be okay with the Brewers but for that Ryan Braun / Matt Kemp thing. I mean that was just a couple years ago right?