I found the actual 12″ record in my older brother’s abandoned record collection and took with me back to college in 1998. It was an amazing novelty (picture angry 2am revelry after striking out at a party or bar) until I somehow managed to drop it on the ground and step on it/snap it in one fell swoop…I wouldn’t say “somehow”…i was pretty loaded.

Never again did I think I would recover that song.

thanks!

I found the actual 12″ record in my older brother’s abandoned record collection and took with me back to college in 1998. It was an amazing novelty (picture angry 2am revelry after striking out at a party or bar) until I somehow managed to drop it on the ground and step on it/snap it in one fell swoop…I wouldn’t say “somehow”…i was pretty loaded.

Never again did I think I would recover that song.

thanks!

1. That You Tube clip with Olivia/ABBA/Andy was the best musical TV moment I’ve never seen.

2. If you guys ever cover the Star Wars/Cantina Theme in one of your sets, can I play the lasers and light sabers? I promise to dress like Meco for the performance.

1. That You Tube clip with Olivia/ABBA/Andy was the best musical TV moment I’ve never seen.

2. If you guys ever cover the Star Wars/Cantina Theme in one of your sets, can I play the lasers and light sabers? I promise to dress like Meco for the performance.

Jason, I haven’t seen that many James Bond movies either. I don’t think I’ve seen a single Sean Connery entry all the way through, which I realize is blasphemy. My brother used to rent the Roger Moore entries all the time when I was younger, so I’m most familiar with those. I do have a soft spot for 1989′s “Licence to Kill,” the least successful Bond movie, for some reason. The world was not kind to you, Timothy Dalton. Some say the best Bond movie is “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service,” featuring one-hit Bond wonder George Lazenby.

I thought “The Groove Line” was “The Blue Line” for a long, long time. Now that I live in Chicago and the elevated-train system has a Blue Line, I’m very disappointed about the actual title of the song. Temperton wrote the synth-heavy score for 1986′s “Running Scared,” the movie that features “Sweet Freedom” and was shot in Chicago.

Jason, I haven’t seen that many James Bond movies either. I don’t think I’ve seen a single Sean Connery entry all the way through, which I realize is blasphemy. My brother used to rent the Roger Moore entries all the time when I was younger, so I’m most familiar with those. I do have a soft spot for 1989′s “Licence to Kill,” the least successful Bond movie, for some reason. The world was not kind to you, Timothy Dalton. Some say the best Bond movie is “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service,” featuring one-hit Bond wonder George Lazenby.

I thought “The Groove Line” was “The Blue Line” for a long, long time. Now that I live in Chicago and the elevated-train system has a Blue Line, I’m very disappointed about the actual title of the song. Temperton wrote the synth-heavy score for 1986′s “Running Scared,” the movie that features “Sweet Freedom” and was shot in Chicago.