indeed. isolation tracks reveal an almost total lack of bass. and yet my god is it a big sound. truly mysterious.

And FM radio simulcasts, yes.

I'd vote Moving Pictures. For my money it's the Rush-est of Rush albums.

Ernulph's Curse goes so hard...

I've still never recovered from Sterne's comprehensive curse of the human body.

Uncle Toby's stick-waving diagrams!

Honestly, so many moments in that book are so incredibly far ahead of the curve. Mind-blowing to consider that it was written in the 1760s when everyone else is writing earnest linear narratives like "The Vicar of Wakefield" or "The Upholsterer."

Also a big fan of the opening two pages of @themountaingoats.bsky.social "Masters of Reality." The second page is identical except for the date: a day has passed; nothing has changed.

Shout out to the black page in Tristram Shandy.

Amen. Writing a song to sing for your peers is a great opportunity to figure out who you are and what you have to offer to the world.

Singing your truth at an all-ages show is a great way to find out if your peers think you're an asshole or not.

*Ocean's
dammit

Would also accept The Princess Bride as Muppets, Chris Sarandon and Christopher Guest as the only humans.