Dan Gould

Thanks, Lon. Myself, I was really wondering about it because the commercial I saw made it look like some dumb special effects epic. My wife and I loved the books and enjoyed the BBC show, but I wasn't sure about the movie. Now I've seen one positive review (in the Times) and one negative review (Ebert, who went into it knowing nothing about the books and thought that it was too much of an inside joke that no one who hadn't read the books would understand). I think its on the "want to see" list now.

B.A. Baracus (from The A-Team) D.B. Cooper B.D. Wong

Pigpen Miss Piggy Grover Cleveland Alexander

J. Paul Getty Paul McCartney Mother Mary

Captain Lou Albano The Albino Cary Elwes

I definitely think Schilling is running his mouth, but on the other hand, if anyone on the Rays actually said "this is why we lose 100 games a year" there ain't no way in hell they would have copped to it at the team meeting when Piniella asked.

Boney James (forgive me) Lara Flynn Boyle David Doyle

Make it June 16, so my wife and I can see him at Fenway June 14 and 15.

Lucky Lindy Lucky Luciano Meyer Lansky

I may be wrong, but it seems to me that when I looked over the Trip vinyl, there were some cuts that were short, like on the Drive Archive reissue, but it seems to me that there were others that were more "album" length. I might be wrong, but I'm beginning to think I may try to make a run to the record store I saw it at, if for no other reason than to check tunes and if I am remembering track length correctly. Unfortunately, its not right around the corner so getting there isn't that easy.

Kenny Rogers Kramer Newman

Luke's Father George Lucas Luka

Cinderfella The Geisha Boy The Nutty Professor Russell "the Professor" Johnson Albert Einstein Einstein (the dog from Back to the Future)

I'm thinking he just went for the rhymin' connection.

Dick Butkus Tommy Nobis Dave Wilcox Archibald Cox Archibald "Moonlight" Graham W.P. Kinsella

Mr. Peanut Peanuts Hucko Paulie Chestnuts Burt Young Burt Reynolds Ray Nitschke

Speaking from experience, Evan?

Thanks, Mike. Man, they wanted $20 or $25 for the album and that's even harder to justify when its only for 6 tunes.

Benjamin Franklin Pierce Hot Lips Houlihan Hot Lips Page

Steve Perry Liv Tyler Bonnie Tyler

BTW, I agree with Jim. Not essential but Stanley always sounds good to my ears, even if the accompaniment/material ain't the greatest.

OK, now I'm a bit more confused than normal. Is it my imagination or was there also a Trip album with similar material to the Drive Archive CD? Royal blue cover, no picture though. I know I saw a Trip double LP at a local shop a while back, but the price was definitely wrong, and when I found the Archive CD, I figured this was the same thing. Going back, I'm pretty sure that there's more on the Trip double LP thing than is on the Drive Archive CD, but I still wasn't ready to pay, especially since I now have a number of those cuts on CD. But where this all fits in with a Canyon label LP is totally beyond me.

Potter's Ferry Gerry & the Pacemakers Gerry Mulligan

(Good set, Harold!) Jackie DeShannon Jackie McLean McLean Stephenson