I got about 2.5 minutes in. It's truly incredible the pretzel logic to get to where the Cinnabon employee isn't at fault.
BTW, saw a tweet that reported this cunt's GoFundMe is up over $100K now.
Hell, we almost did but every game broke against us the weekend we beat aggy. If just one of those games flips, there's a really good chance we're in the field.
These are mostly best guesses but I'll give it a shot:
45: Wake Up, Little Susie (it was my parents but this was probably my very first favorite song as a young kid in the 70's)
Record: Men At Work/Down Under maybe (or Duran Duran/Rio or U2/Under a Blood Red Sky)
Cassette: U2/Joshua Tree maybe
CD: REM/Green or Document in the long CD boxes so they'd fit vinyl display racks (also did Columbia House 12 or 13 for $1 somewhere in here -- lol)
Saudi's helping back Ellison's takeover. Kushner as well.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/paramount-launches-hostile-bid-for-warner-bros-1236444601/
I’ve become a major Luna fan the last several years and I’d never seen them live before last night. Yeah, they’re very understated but the guitar work by Dean and Sean is just terrific. The Granada was seated down the sides and upstairs, I think. The middle was GA Standing so that probably made for a better experience. I enjoyed it very much.
Luna was spectacular. And Britta Phillips still brings the smoke for a 62-year-old. We were at a table up front stage right and meandered up to GA on the rail for the second half of show.
They’re on Spotify. Formed in Austin in 1999. It’s mostly instrumental with a few lyrics here and there. It’s different. But they had a groove. I don’t usually enjoy openers but that was fun. I’d see them again.