Seen this band supporting Ian brown In Glasgow about 20 years ago...and .they were better than the main event! Great days...better be a monkey if you like king Kong.......Great memories

That is the guitar Jimmy used to record the Stairway solo.

Jeez every line is a classic!

This is like floss for your brain. Mental Floss!

Barbra Ramone is singing come on man

Barbra nailed it dee dee Ramone lives forever !

I can't say too many times how much I adore Goodman in this.

Will always be a Great Song 🕊

Si estás escuchando ésta canción tienes el mejor gusto musical del mundo:)

STILL fabulous. Love them.

Simply some of the best music ever.. The original grunge band, before grunge..

Morphine Like mirror 5:28

That animal blundetto

Mind if I do a J?

... and that is not a Pomeranian.

I love how Walter goes from being sassy to straight up psychopathic as he gets more irritated

I know you know me!

fucking dipshit with a 9 toed woman. show me what ya got nihilists.

Who's singing? Also, who's playing Lead Guitar?

O how I miss him. Nothing compares. ❤

If it's a league game, why aren't they bowling on a pair of lanes (ie either side of the ball return). In my experience, that's how league play works. And even number lane wouldn't be scoring on the lane to it's right. Anyway, f**k it dude, let's go bowling.

Smoke in the distance Maybe meant to be a sign Maybe it's just your way of tryin' to say goodbye The room was tippin' over but But my mind was standing still There was sunshine drippin' off the window sill Thats what it takes to make the flowers Thats what it takes to make the flowers In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June Justine I looked it up in the dictionary In the dictionary of dreams The room was tippin over on page 63 The red expect a miracle guaranteed to please And all the indicators point to you, Justine Thats what it takes to make the flowers Thats what it takes to make the flowers Thats what it takes to make the flowers In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June Justine I had to take the train - The rain Was flooding Amsterdam And then there was an avalanche That covered half of France Back at Central Station There emerged a submarine The captain tipped her hat at me It was you Justine Thats what it takes to make the flowers Thats what it takes to make the flowers In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June Justine The room was tippin' over But my mind was standin' still There was sunshine drippin' off the window sill So much has happened to me lately in my sleep Now I know in June you'll be here Justine Thats what it takes to make the flowers Thats what it takes to make the flowers In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June pretty baby In June

Alright way to go DONNY!

The coolest guitar part I've ever heard, especially towards the end of the song. The song isn't steeped in old-school rock and roll, but represents the epitome of coolness of Mark Sandman's views on music in general. That's what I like most about him. He always wanted to do his own thing and bring his own vision. That makes him the greatest musician in my eyes and an example of how you should create and interpret your own music, your own genre.

❤

I am the walrus

Late night, couple of beers... thinking about some things that are done, and some that never will be... this song is worth a thousands of worlds in this moment

I remember when accept the signal came out, blow my mind. Still do it

Never noticed Donny dipping out once Walter pulls his gun out lol @1:35

I came to know about this band through a Rolling Stone Magazine's compilation CD called "HOT". Both this track and the compilation are missing from spotify, but every other song can be found on the platform.

It’s a league game, Smokey

This scene is a joke about America's relationship with Israel, by the way. Theodore Herzel 'If you will it, it is no dream'

It'll only get better the older it gets. There are young kids of about 14 or 15 catching this for a first time, who aren't even born yet, and they'll be having a ball looking at this in decades to come: "He's not taking a fucking turn, dude."

I never noticed, but someone farts at 0:13. It's probably Walter, and it was 100% the right decision to leave that in.

Bye bye Johnny 3:25

I know you MORPHiNE

I spent half my afternoon sitting at a stop sign...it's the heart and mind of magical poetry. I know all his words and treasure them. " It's really such a beautiful life"❤

Playing this when I want people to gtfo my bar instead of Closing Time

What a great job Mike Ferro did at adding lyrics to Well, You Needn't. This swings so hard for a nineties jazz album and Carmen and the band knock it outta the park.

👍🇦🇷

Brilliant psychotic acting.

That old biker dude on the other team is a cool detail. Someone that from the outside that looks mean, grouchy maybe dangerous who gets his thrills riding a chopper down the freeway at 80mph, is really behind the beard and tattoo sleeves just some guy who wants to bowl.

“First of all dude, you don’t have an ex” 😂

"Fucking dog has fucking papers"

After reading a few comments.. AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE WHO GUVES A SHIT ABOUT THE RULES!??? MARK IT ZERO!!!

tatata tatata nanana nanana….

Temazo… le rompe el ojete al de Bowie mil veces… Ziggy Stardust es una farsa re inflada, y el único tema bueno es Soul Love.

It's a league game, Smokey.

Have no

The beauty of Walter is that he is not what you think he is. He is not "MAGA," but he is meant to look like one to show the depth of his character. Yes, he cares about the rules. But he is very sensitive. He stands up for his friends. He is an optimist and he loves the home team. He is actually a good guy who understands the dog and the situation in a way that typical people don't. He is the ultimate family member that embarrasses you but has your back no matter what. The Dude blows in the wind, but Walter is his anchor and protector. Deeply and comically flawed, at every turn, but his motives are love and his conscience is clear and pure.