And as soon as I post this, they do an all Brian encore.

My feed lined up perfectly for this.

We can easily make this happen.

I agree completely! I wondered if Alan's comment was in reference to how long the camera lingered on Burt's address - but as a former (and seemingly 20 year!) Lummon employee why would Drummond need to get Burt's address from outie Irv's research?

And two contemporary runs I didn't see mentioned, but absolutely deserving.
Dr. Dog: Fate (2008), Shame, Shame (2010), Be the Void (2012) and B-Room (2013).
@lowcutconnie.bsky.social: Dirty Pictures Pt.1 (2017), Dirty Pictures Pt.2 (2018), Private Lives (2020), and Art Dealers (2023).

All of which to say, even with the strides made since my first diagnosis. Mental health still don't get no respect.

Glancing at the poets utilized on the record, my eye caught Thomas Hood (which my brain scrambled into Dylan Thomas - despite knowing DT was Welsh) because of the link between "Do Not Go Gentle..." and death... Inadvertently linking Marianne Faithful and Rodney Dangerfield in my mind, forever.

Today, I was listening to Broken English in honor of Marianne Faithful's passing and refamiliarizing myself with her other releases (a long held practice of mine following the death of a seminal musician). 2021's She Walks in Beauty put Faithful and Warren Ellis' music to British romantic poetry.