American Top 40 - 07-25-1970

Casey's playlist includes Rick Nelson, Mungo Jerry, The Pipkins, and the long version of Macarthur Park. Link in comments.

Shut Up Little Man - Vol 5

Here is volume 5 of 7. Link in comments.

Shut Up Little Man - Volume 4

Four down, three to go. Link in comments.

Shut Up Little Man - Volume 3

Here is volume 3 with 4 more to go.

An Acoustic Evening With Al Stewart - 1997

This is actually a collection of live recordings from different times and places. One recording of YEAR OF THE CAT is precious because it muchly resembles the original radio hit. Link in comments.

Shut Up Little Man - Volume 2

Shut Up, Little Man! is the title of audio vérité recordings of two argumentative and violent alcoholics, Peter J. Haskett and Raymond Huffman - so says Wikipedia. Lots of profanity. Here is volume 2 of 7.

Shut Up Little Man! - 2008

Shut Up, Little Man! is the title of audio vérité recordings of two argumentative and violent alcoholics, Peter J. Haskett and Raymond Huffman - so says Wikipedia. Mind the profanity. Here is volume one with six more volumes to go.

The Midnight Special - 1979

Experience Journey, Blondie, George Thorogoody, Gloria Gaynor, The Cars, Rita Coolidge, Crystal Gayle, Alice Cooper, and others if you are so inclined. The Midnight Special ended, to be replaced by MTV. Link in comments.

The Midnight Special - 1976

Let's leap forward 3 years and see what we get. This show has MOONLIGHT FEELS RIGHT and many more. Link in comments.

The Midnight Special - 1973

Fifteen live performances from The Doobie Brothers, Billy Preston, Jim Croce, Gladys Knight and the Pips, T-Rex, Loggins and Messina, Linda Ronstadt, Argent, Helen Reddy, Steely Dan, Johnny Nash, Seals and Crofts, Anne Murray, War, and the Edgar Winter Group - in that order. Link in comments.

Casey Kasem - American Top 40 - 7/21/1979

This moment in American Pop Music delivered a mix of Balads, Rock, Country, and Disco that was difficult to enjoy. Try it on for size. Links in comments.

Pete Bergman in The Tick - 2001

The fate of METCALF is described in the Tick Pilot and shown in the never-aired episode 2. Firesign Theatre's own Pete Bergman played the part. Link in comments. Say, season 2 of the new Tick live-action will arrive in early 2019.

Leo Kottke - 12 Stríng Blues - 1969

This is Leo Kottke's first album, recorded live in Minneapolis in a coffee-house named The Scholar. Soon it will have been out-of-print for half a century. Link in comments.

Graham Chapman - Brown Trouser Job

This DVD covered Graham Chapman's 1988 USA College Tour. Extras include an animated Q&A - thanks to Terry Gilliam, some more questions and answers, a commercial Graham did for SOLAGLAS, and a bungee jump by Graham. Also included is an Iron Maiden music-video in which Graham appears. Link in comments.

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Tales From The Rhino - Disk 2 - 1985

23 more tracks of funny and strange stuff from Rhino. Try the Lounge version of DANCING IN THE DARK. Link in comments.

Tales From The Rhino - Disk 1 - 1985

21 tracks of funny stuff from Rhino. One of the tracks is FISH HEADS. This is the fixed downloadable. Link in comments.

Neil Innes discusses Vivian Stanshall - 2009

Mathew Parris talks Vivian with Neil and Ki for 30 minutes. It's informative, funny, and sad. Link in comments.

Rhino Records Sampler - 1978

Wild Man Fisher introduces Rhino artists Gefilte Joe and the Fish, Fred Blassie, the Temple city Kazoo Orchestra, and lots more. It's Not Very Pretty. Link in comments.

World's Worst Records - 1983

This offering actually is Not Very Pretty Music for once. It's a Rhino product and includes THE CRUSHER and much more unpleasantness. Link in comments.

Mel Brook's Greatest Hits - 1978

Here are the hits from High Anxiety, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and more. Link in comments.