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An apt analogy, to a point... You must curb these infantile self-destructive tendencies. You are children playing in a sandbox, filled with poisonous ophidians and radioactive carburetor dung. Good. Evening.

Essence to Night. Repose comfortably. We shan't speak of these "lamps" again. Do not bring needless pain and destruction upon yourselves.

Stop!!!! You mock the Lawgivers! You are playing with forces beyond your control that you can't possibly understand!!!!

The Shadow Man commands you to Stop Immediately!!!!!!!!

And, you Can't Get Enough Of That Sugar Crisp, because Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho, while Captain Pete sang a Bad Guy Song in the Three Musketeers.

...kind of crazy... Brilliant! And prescient. Leather Tuscadero. Which reminds me of my time on the third stone from the sun. Marvelous!

Hmmm. I must scour my library of Trouser Press this evening. Perhaps after some flaming rum punch...

If you do that again, you will cause more havoc than you realize!!!!

Which? Pitching a wang-dang doodle? Only in certain counties and provinces. And you must put out public notice to invite anyone named Razor-Totting Jim. Changing my mind? It is a "shadow's perogative."

On-loop at The Gap on the Astral Plane.

The Chess Blues collection is good. You will want to pitch a wang-dang doodle. First, I say "no"... Then I stop and say, "alright."

As a matter of fact...

They all come into Thurston's every once in awhile. It's a good hang. Except Pac. He usually prefers the library.

If that is what you wish to believe.

He is technically a better singer than Robert Plant was at that age, in my cosmically-enhanced opinion. Although he may be using technological assistance to achieve those pitches; the proof would be in a live performance somewhere near the beginning of a tour.

:(

Previously: I believe that whatever doesn't kill you, simply makes you... Stranger.

Perhaps you should see an optometrist? I prefer Eerie Ear.

Attuning frequency to the podcast with the New Englander presenting Jazz... and Beyond! Pleasant Foreday to All.

^^^^But seriously earthers, if I remember your music history correctly, that song was first done by the... Wait for it... Wait for it... The Shadows. A version (perhaps the very historically and ethnically incorrect version referenced above) was a disco hit and a catalyst for hip-hop DJs like...

What?

This ("Sour Suite"): And This: