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Hung out with LP twice.
Always drama, always a party and a half.

First time: 1999. Tiger Stadium, 313. The Three Tenors tour (w/Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras).

Second time: 2003. Palace at Auburn Hills.


Dude's entourage was remarkable He never seemed to travel with fewer than 3 or 4 Italian supermodels in tow, and the after concert parties were off the chain. Dude lived like a rock star right up until almost the end.

GM was right about one thing, however:
In his first interview with Johnny Carson, he called his art "controlled yelling."

Ouch!

I had finally managed to get that one mind-wiped away. Now it is a spontaneous ear whig and I keep hearing that devil with that haircut . .. . Make it stop!

Waitaminnit!

Is that a young Drew Carey before he became worth our time? Is that where "Full Moon Over Parma" was started for his show?

I LIKED all the music on Drew Carey's show! Just wanted to clarify before I left this post given the thread.

108th precinct, Queens.
Just across da rivah from Midtown.

Clemmy sits at the metal table in the bleakly lit room. The fluorescent tube above was in its death throes, and sending sickly flickers of wan light down onto the interrogation space. His handcuffed wrists were straining against the welded loop on the table top.

Ford was the first to speak.
"So... what were ya thinkin' when you picked up that ice pick and stabbed that radio DJ 27 times?"
"I wasn't thinking anything."
Decker spoke up.
Wasn't thinkin' nuttin', huh? Hey- we got us a real genius heah-"
"That's right. I had no thoughts at all. None. Only this- earworm."
Decker stood up. He walked over to Clemmy, roughly shoved the perp's head to the side, and peered deeply into his right ear canal.
"I don't see nuttin-"
"Shuddup. It's not that kind of woim- So, kid- what was da earwoim?


Clemmy pointed upward to the embedded video just above this body of text. Ford & Decker looked up toward the ceiling. It was there-
hovering... just above the sick, flickering fluorescent light. Decker reached up- and pressed 'play.'

5 minutes later, Ford unlocked the handcuffs, returned Clemmy's belongings, and held the door of the precinct house as Clemmy exited.

Decker, completely confused, is stunned.
"Why TF didja let him go? We had him dead to rights!!!"
"I'm a fiscal conservative."
"So? What's dat gotta do wit anything?"
"I'm saving the state a lot of money."
"How do ya figya?"
"After the expense of booking, holding, feeding, housing, and providing a fair trial for dis jamoke, there's no jury in the country that would convict. Did ya HEAH dat crapola? Sheesh!"

JMO, but the Comfortably Numb soloing is one of the best ever. Actually, that's not just my opinion. It's one shared by many, especially guitar players.

Yes, it is.

And here.... it is:




I set a new personal best when I ran this vid. I made it to 58".
She sounds more hideous than Jake from State Farm.

OMG, I’ve never heard that before and I’m sorry I heard it now. That is by far the worst I’ve ever heard. Mr. Rogers is better. Damn dude, that is all time awful.

What Even LOL

Dawg, that thing was hugely viral a few years back. The first time it landed on my fb feed, I thought it might single-handedly do irreparable harm the internet.

It certainly broke my soul for a few weeks.


the stuff of nightmares.
this is GITMO- level stuff right here.

Why is it that I sort of liked America's version of "Muskrat Love"?

Looking back, a moral deficiency maybe.

BTW... The Captain's version works out well in the RV crash in "Anchorman 2".

Make no mistake the guy was great at what he did. I just didn't like what he did LOL

It's an acquired taste.
I'd never played an opera until I went away to school. Played 3 or 4 of them before something clicked- and I didn't hate it any more.

So I understand.

The Geneva Convention has to bar that from being used at Gitmo. Water-boarding is more humane.

Water boarding is humane huh? That is what they say or said about the electric chair. Tisk Tisk!