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@McIntoshStereo1 Early 1968.

@bertmustin I agree. Burke had a real bad attitude about him. He seemed like the kind of guy who'd sell out his family if you paid him enough money.

@TheNoLimitBOy No, Cypress did "No Rest for the Wicked" first. "Cross 'Em Out and Put A 'K" and "King of the Hill" essentially both came out at the same time--they both appeared on the "Bow Down" CD in 1996. "Cross 'Em Out" is track #9, and "King of the Hill" follows immediately after it as track...

@cripslayback Dub said in an interview that Cypress' disses (on record and in public, interviews, concerts, etc.) were directed at Cube and Mack. He didn't recall Cypress throwing any disses directly at him, so he let Cube and Mack do their thing.

@AnAmericanFamily Yeah, that's right. Also, whole portions of that book were plagiarized (by Landy, I imagine--maybe even Todd Gold, the "co-author") from two BB biographies: "The Beach Boys: Brian Wilson and the California Myth" and "Heroes & Villains: The True Story of The Beach Boys." I have ...

@AssinnippiJack The late great Harry Nilsson (underrated singer/songwriter from the 1970's) was friends with all The Beatles, and he said in an interview that although he ultimately became closest to Ringo, he found John to be the warmest and friendliest overall. Nilsson said that Ringo was a di...

Great CD! I bumped this all the time in 1994-95! K-Dee comes smooth and lyrical, Bootsy sounds great, and Cube makes me LMFAO@ 1:23 with his "beah, how the feah you think my neah K-Deah..." routine!" I remember I played this in the car for a friend of mine, and at Cube's part, he asked me, "why i...

@YoTengoCorazon Yeah, the "Sing-A-Long" series of albums on Columbia had Mitch and The Gang's best vocal-oriented stuff. Also, any of his 45 rpm singles from the early/mid-1950's (before "Sing Along With Mitch" was made into a TV show) are well worth hearing, such as "The Yellow Rose of Texas," ...

@MrMoo1cow (continued) The judge ordered a legal seperation of Landy from Brian and issued an order telling Landy not to contact Brian. But Landy is said to have called Brian sometime in 1992, and when the courts found out, Landy was fined and told to watch his step or else. Landy had previously ...

LMFAO@Roddy Piper's comment about Sapphire at 3:13: "Maybe she's making pancakes back there!" Gotta love the Hot Rod!

Is it just me, or does the singer from 0:46 to 0:54 kinda sound like one of the Muppets? LOL! That doesn't detract from the song, though--people planning to get into the music business should listen and learn! Classic...

@butterfinger16932 I agree! Better still is the part starting at about 3:22 where Becky slowly tip-toes to the stair area because she (presumably) doesn't want Bert to know that she's there! I never noticed this the first couple of times I watched this episode, but I caught it just now, and it'...

@Ken9284 Yeah, Frank Gorshin did indeed do this song in 1966. It came out on a single on A&M Records that year...unfortunately, no, it's not in the 1966 movie...too bad it (this song) wasn't a bigger hit! Gorshin does the flip side of this song ("Never Let Her Go") more-or-less straight, and so...

@gfpirate Yeah, that's true...the whole angle of her being in "love" with Batman didn't really come into play until the 2nd season episodes...the closest Newmar's Catwoman comes to that in this episode is in part one ("The Purr-fect Crime") when she tells Batman "you have a wonderful way with wo...

@WOLFIEweasel Yeah, that's true about the 1st season, although in the 2nd and 3rd seasons, he had to be saved more by Batman at times when he got ganged up on by the episode's henchmen. LMFAO @ Matches' retort after Robin pushes him away w/ his legs: "Now you're making me MAD, KID!!!!" Indeed, i...

Great episode! LMFAO@ Batman @4:40--"didn't your MOTHER ever tell you not to play with knives, Riddler?!?" Riddler wasn't as outwardly crazy as The Joker, but he was intense in a way that made him scarier at times, in my opinion!