Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:mainly these...i don't see geg as tom at all so I'd love to hear your reasons for that one...i'm not sure on stip as knope either

Ann Perkins - Eh Ruddock
Ron Swanson - dougrr
Tom Haverford - GEG
Donna - malice
Chris Traeger - Sgt Crackpot (RIP )
Ben Wyatt - chud

And I couldn't think of a better Traeger. Crackpot's always positive and energetic and he works hard for the board. He's upbeat. Those were the qualities I was tapping into, there.

That was an amazing thing to say. I am, literally, blown away by it. You're awesome, and thank you.

I happen to know someone with a very similar eating philosophy to Ron Swanson.

I'm seeing Heaven Adores You tonight. Been listening to Elliott all morning.

tragabigzanda wrote:

chewm wrote:From a Basement on the Hill is one of the most beautiful albums I've ever heard.
Best Elliott Smith album.

Great album, with some really transcendent parts. Love the intro to the first song...

But my fave will always be Either/Or.

Yeah Either/Or is fantastic.

How has RM never done a Weird Al style cover contest? It would be a catastrophe, but just seems like something that would happen.

Bauhaus's The Sky's Gone Out is a great record. Weird, heavy, creepy, catchy, wonderful.

Kaius wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Kaius wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:listening to rhiannon...almost forgot about this one earlier

the dance is so freaking good

No doubt it's one of the greatest live compilations of all time ever.

That performance of Silver Springs.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Kaius wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Kaius wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:listening to rhiannon...almost forgot about this one earlier

the dance is so freaking good

No doubt it's one of the greatest live compilations of all time ever.

That performance of Silver Springs.

it kills me...i'm not a big fan of the studio version though

the FM live in boston is on tv right now...so good..actually just did silver springs

Ellie just requested Dance me to the end of love and Romeo is Bleeding. I'm a proud father

William Shatner's version of "Common People" will always be one of my favorite songs on the planet.

Where the fuck did Janelle Monae come from and why is she so good.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:William Shatner's version of "Common People" will always be one of my favorite songs on the planet.

i'm not sure if it's one of my favorite songs, but it could be one of my favorite things

i haven't heard that in years though

LoathedVermin72 wrote:William Shatner's version of "Common People" will always be one of my favorite songs on the planet.

If Shatner could have sex with his own voice, he would.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:William Shatner's version of "Common People" will always be one of my favorite songs on the planet.

If Shatner could have sex with his own voice, he would.

Who wouldn't?

I know I would.

Also, calypso music is superb. Lord Pretender is gonna rule my day today.

okkervil river is so underrated

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:okkervil river is so underrated

A million times this. What are your favorite albums/songs?

Mike wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:okkervil river is so underrated

A million times this. What are your favorite albums/songs?

stand in's, black sheep boy, and stage names are my favorite albums by far...i thought the first half silver gymnasium was really good, but fell off considerably in the second...i still haven't spent much time with i am very far

i'll have to think about favorite songs...there's so many good ones

I saw Okkervil River live once. This was in 2006. In a swimming pool. They were pretty good.