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Pure genius. What did all of us do to deserve such beauty in our lives?

Oh my goodness... I have all of Bjork's albums; now I need to get all of the Sugarcubes!

For all those who dissed this clip, it's not as dumb as it sounds. Many, many aspiring filmmakers get paralyzed by how to start. They have ambition and grandiose ideas, but they forget that you have to start with the simple grunt work of sitting down and writing. It's not magic, obviously. But...

Great concentration. Lovely playing. Makes me wish I'd learned strings!!!

Notice: No cell phones!

This guy is a true-blue nut.

He traveled... you get "1+" steps without dribbling. He took 2+ steps.

Although the sudden switch from minor to major near the end still doesn't make sense to me, I think of this as one of the most perfect pieces of music I've ever heard. I'll never forget rehearsing it with my college wind ensemble one day when we had some students from Europe drop by. When we fin...

Hilarious. Wonder if Ryan and Ventura ever spoke after this?

Also funny is the way managers argue with umpires. Their bodies stay stationary, but their heads bobble back and forth--like a doll.

This is brilliant.

Nice. This dialogue rips off "The Onion" when they did a satirical report of Apollo 11.

@olga2415 First you say that this is "plain language" and then you say that it was subtle.

If he were using plain language, he would have said "We didn't walk on the moon. !

One of the astronauts (I think it was Gene Cernan) did swear on the Bible for Sibrel, but even so Sibrel still accused him of lying. He's an uninformed, bumbling predator.

This is what Bill and his fellow conservative talk show hosts do when they are backed into a corner in debate--they end the discussion by calling their opponents names and suggesting that they don't know what they're talking about. Kudos to the kid for remaining calm while O'Reilly gets hot unde...

A mic set close to the phone and the phone on speaker. So THAT's how they put callers on the air! I always wondered.

@MsEffervescent Indeed!

Yeah... that was pretty good!

@chasebizzy What's so funny is not that it's an obvious statement, it's that the sentence "the band that we all know and remember them for" is awkward and verging on the ungrammatical. You would think that someone who writes a book (and produces the audio version) would be sure that it was well ...

Next to Gary's love tape, this has to be one of the funniest moments in Stern show history.

@darknova413 Well, you have a point--I interpreted her comment another way.

Oh come on. That woman's sound was definitely not turned off. She heard the whole thing--did you see her trying to keep from busting out laughing at the end?

Memo to the producers--We want to see bloopers that happen in the course of the game--bizarre plays, silly mistakes, and other things that are within the context of the game. This does not include fans or players acting goofy--that stuff is just dumb.

About all of this gay stuff--just because one is gay doesn't mean they can't laugh at themselves! The whole point of this episode is poking fun at the preconceptions straight people have of gay people, and vice versa. Lighten up, folks--it's okay to laugh!

I have that Prodigious Piano album, too!

Just goes to show that this kind of presentation has very little (if anything) to do with music. It's all about the light show and the costumes. And for those of us watching at home, it's all about the camera work. No wonder people feel empty after seeing it.

@lrjtmntfan That was screenwriter/actor Monte Collins. In addition to writing some of the stooge episodes, he also had bit parts, too.

@sjm4unow5 Yup, totally takes me back to the 80s... and I didn't even know the title of it until now!

Those security guys acted like he was from the Taliban or something. Quick--call Homeland Security!!! Geez, guys, get a sense of humor.

I feel bad for Gary, but hitting a woman in the head? A comedy writer wouldn't have been able to write that--nobody would ever believe it.

I see this not as a religious statement but as a demonstration of the power of music to bring joy, peace, and calm into people's hearts. Every world leader should see it before they decide to spend more money on bombs.

The exact same thing happened in my 8th grade social studies class. The teacher brought in her family's Edison cylinder for us to touch and hold. One boy was writing about it and wrote "made of hard rubber." The boy next to him saw that and when it was his turn to hold the cylinder, he squeeze...

Thanks, man... you're the fourth video tutorial I went to to try to learn this tune, and you were the easiest to understand!

The band was fine except that the French horn player wasn't up to the task... if i were musical director I would have taken away some of those high notes. When you have such an exposed part, you got to be able to cut it. It's not fair to the vocalist to have to deal with someone flubbing such a...

Nope, this is not scripted. You couldn't even get a professional actor to act that clueless, much less an amateur. This is the way religious radio sounds!

Oh myyyyy...

It's been a long time since I laughed this hard. S & R come up with some of the funniest stuff on the show! Unbelievable.

@rachrobinson If I were to perform it, I would be careful as to whether I sung the last verse. It's kind of cruel in a way, whereas the other verses are more light-hearted. You know?

Great! My only gripe is that you cut away in the last second so you don't get to see the guy gently tap the singer's leg as he says, "Not bad, kid."

I loved him in all the Hitchcock movies. What a voice.