Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Midlife Crisis



No, I'm not having one, but these guys might be -- or more likely just need some cash -- and thank Cthulhu, the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Super Magical Jesus Baby, Odin, Zeus, Allah, Buddha and Dick Cheney for that.

7 comments:

Bull said...

They care a lot...

Dr. Zaius said...

I think that you should have had your mid-life crisis when you were a lot younger. You could be all the way to a pension by now!

Randal Graves said...

bull, because everyone loves Chinese arithmetic!

dr. zaius, you're assuming there's even any money in the thing! I think I had to bail out another bank.

MRMacrum said...

I keep hoping Jim Morrison will do a reunite thing. First with Life and then with his old bandmates. I'm sure he could use some cash. Even the dead have needs I am sure.

Randal Graves said...

If they could bring folks back from beyond the grave, Mr. Morrison would certainly be on the short list, no?

And I'm sure we could find a nice supply of human brains for him to chow down on between sets.

anita said...

absolutely, jim morrison is on the top of the short of those who must return from the grave.

YET, at the same time. if jim morrison were to return in all his glory, i suggest we must arrange a hit on ray manzarek. ray manzarek MUST NOT be allowed to profit from any subsequent profits related to the "returned" jim morrison's future hits, retrospective concerts, assorted and sundry appearances or/or product endorsements.

seriously, ray manzarek's karma is majorly despoiled, as far as i am concerned. and i'm not a huge "karma" person, but if i was, i'd ban ray manzarek from my karmadom.

Randal Graves said...

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. And yes. Look, I think Ian Astbury has a pretty cool voice, but Duck Dodgers and the Doors of the 23rd century was just fucking stupid. I can see why Densmore has basically said "go Cheney yourself." It's akin to Thin Lizzy touring without Phil Lynott.

The one-off thing with the guest singers was a groovy idea though.