You must have me confused with someone else here.

It's a Love thang.

Nope. I already get it...twice a day, every day.

Christ, you guys need to get laid.

And I said, "EXACTLY!"

No alternate mixes go around as far as I know.

Tony should never have f***ed with the Polenta!

People have slept with the fishes for fucking with the polenta.

Michael didn't resonate with the menu choices, even though Tony was a NICE PERSON.

It's an awful lot of energy wasted. The internet is serious business.

I just realized after I posted that it was the Guardian linked in the OP. My mistake. I referenced the Guardian review in my reply.

Oh, and I am not the biggest fan of Mike Love by many a long stretch but I wandered into a pub in Camden last week and just about the entire bar, staff included, were singing and dancing to Kokomo, so I of course joined in. I hope nobody will hate me.

Why would people hate you for that?

If you're on a work computer, your company can also see what has been visited or sent through the internet, pseudonym or not.

No, the commenters on the Telegraph are on the dimwitted side of dumb.

It's the Telegraph; what did one expect from its comments section? And here I thought the British fans were the "true fans." Well, apparently not...

I don't know what else is still lurking studio-wise as far as unreleased stuff short of more of the same session bits. I suppose there's always more Smile stuff that could be dragged out, which would be a nice addendum to the box.

Ha! Imagine being the one among my fellow pagans who openly has conservative political viewpoints. One of my former friends refused association with me when I openly criticized the "settled" science of climate change. Apparently, that's now classed alongside "hate speech."

I can certainly respect scientific consensus (or at least something in the neighborhood of such as all scientists will never agree). However, when refusal to "believe" the "settled" science can be seen as a criminal offense in the eyes of the government, that's something to be worried about. It leaves me (an eternal skeptic on just about everything, even conspiracy theories) with the impression that the euphemistic language given to the process known now as "anthropomorphic climate change" is not "science" but religion.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/03/10/us-attorney-general-we-may-prosecute-climate-change-deniers/

I don't doubt that there's a human contribution to climate change, but even scientific studies have suggested that a single volcano releases more sh*t into the atmosphere than all human emissions combined throughout history. And when governments want to censor or imprison people for daring to suggest that maybe the science isn't "settled" (science is NEVER "settled;" science is the collection of knowledge into testable explanations and predictions, not a final word) as so many liberal talking heads hallucinate on the topic of climate change, one is left wondering just how "settled" the science really is. People who go on about "settled" science have agendas; they also (willingly or inadvertently) put themselves into the same basket as the people who insisted the earth was the center of the universe and that the sun revolved around the earth. The science was "settled" in those cases, too.

Yes, I just compared climate change acolytes to Catholic leaders. It is not an apples and oranges comparison, unless you think the climate change acolytes are somehow the kinder, gentler version of oppressors (kind of like how "democratic" socialism is somehow preferable to regular socialism).

I hope those full concerts eventually find a release; there's some great stuff on there.

Dogs and cats have conspired to turn humans into their slaves.

Does this mean...DOGS AND CATS LIVING TOGETHER?!? Mass hysteria!

Assumption based on the setlist and circulating bootlegs; I'd say the "Live in the Eighties" set consists of part of the 1980 Philadelphia gig and part of the 1981 Washington DC gig. Both were played on the radio at the time

Looks like your opinion no longer matters either, RR.

RR is confirmed reptilian member of the Knights Templar on a mission to raise Satan and Joan Rivers to rule the world as a metrosexual dictatorship.

Must be one of them "reptilian" people!

Not about the theory itself, but probably the most classic reaction to a conspiracy theorist was when Buzz Aldrin - former Air Force F-86 fighter pilot who flew over 60 missions in Korea, who holds a doctorate in engineering, and who also happened to walk on the moon - delivered a right hook to the jaw of this gadfly faked-moon-landing conspiracy theorist after he reached his limit with this clown carrying a Bible and asking Aldrin to swear on it that he lied about the moon landings. And there is video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wptn5RE2I-k

Down goes the conspiracy nut.

Clearly, the footage was faked!

I'd bust someone's face in if they called me a coward and a liar as well. He deserved it.

Jews can't be reptiles because some reptiles shed their entire skin. Shedding and/or removing one's foreskin will not lead to eternal life, guys. Antisemitic conspiracy theories are among the snarkiest and in some cases the funniest...one is often left wondering what drugs these people are on when they dream them up.