In Goodnight Goodnight the animals all brush their teeth, take baths, AND THEN exercise before bed

My copy looked like this. Depressing that reprint replaced Name of the Rose with Da Vinci Code

Lots of good answers here but nobody has mentioned the incredible sets in Son of Frankenstein (1939)

Correct answer

You going to Monterey Market or Berkeley Bowl?

Oh yeah this was good. We stopped using it live cause we’d always accidentally whap the faders with a cable and the volumes would jump around

I only felt a “shared bond” immediately after 9/11 by participating in the largest protest movement in the history of the world as every representative democracy marched off to war

Afterward we tried to tell Masami how great his set was but we were just babbling in rapid English at him while he smiled politely and Jim O’Rourke had to come up and tell us that he definitely wasn’t understanding anything we said.

Security let us into the photo pit for Merzbow, but said “only for the first three songs.” Masami played one 50 minute continuous roar so nobody ever made us leave

The lady who hired us told us we weren’t allowed to talk to Eddie Vedder, Cecil Taylor, or Aphex Twin

Got to meet dozens of our heroes—SY, Peaches, The Dead C, Fred Anderson/William Parker/Hamid Drake, Cannibal Ox, Stephen Malkmus, Kevin Drumm, Pita, Boredoms, Sleater-Kinney, Mats Gustafson, etc…

In 2002 Jonathan and I were hired by UCLA (we were students there at the time) to film backstage interviews at the All Tomorrow’s Parties fest happening on campus. That year it was curated by Sonic Youth…

Yep. It’s cool. They got permission eventually