Car detailing!
767,902 views means I’m onto something …

Tales of True Adventure for Rugged Men Not Unlike Yourself
Car detailing!
767,902 views means I’m onto something …
And about time! Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, AND Malcolm McDowell?
Truth Seekers is a supernatural comedy drama series featuring Nick Frost, Samson Kayo, Simon Pegg, and Emma D’Arcy. A group of part-time paranormal investigators team up to uncover a deadly conspiracy.
I’m in. No firm release date yet.
Vaughn Meader as JFK, the full album from 1962. Still pretty funny.
Thanks to these conspiracy theory morons.
So I was listening to the latest episode of the My Favorite Album podcast yesterday. David Cross was the guest, and instead of choosing his actual favorite album (Quadrophenia), he chose something obscure that he listened to a lot, lamenting that it had been out of print for years and wasn’t even available to stream.
Nothing piques my lizard brain’s interest like scarcity, so when podcast host Jeremy Dylan mentioned that someone had been nice enough to upload it to YouTube, I dove into that dumpster with glee. And found it.
Live Totem Pole is an odd EP. It’s live, for one thing. But the really odd part is that five of the seven songs are covers, including those by Blue Öyster Cult, Public Enemy, Butthole Surfers, Superchunk, and Wire. BUT HOLY SHIT, IT WORKS. And the way it was recorded makes you feel like you’re in the room.
I downloaded the audio from the YouTube videos and packed it up like an album. Right click the cover up top if you’re so inclined …
I listened to fIREHOSE in college, especially fROMOHIO and Flyin’ the Flannel. Anybody unfamiliar with these guys should check out their fascinating origin story on Wiki-wiki-wikipedia.
Success Kid is a teen now. You’re welcome.
The Last of Us Part 2. Just finished it a couple of days ago, and man, it was worth the wait.
The song at the end is Pearl Jam’s “Future Days.” I’m guessing Eddie Vedder is a Bloater by this point in the game’s timeline …

Debbie Harry and Iggy Pop’s Australian love child. Thank you, Monkeystador.
I have no idea who Seth Ickerman or Carpenter Brut are, but I like it.
Hail Satan?
Another YouTube classic I was reminded of last night.
Best comment: “France and England for 500 years.”