Just awesome. I laughed, I cried, I got numerous pangs of nostalgia. I wonder how that's even necessarily possible, given how rarely I actually listened to the show when I lived in the Midwest...
Also awesome: going into Spike's Junkyard Dogs on the way home, getting a steak & cheese sub, and when "The Good Die Young" comes on the radio, a spontaneous sing-along occurs with the staff.
[Edit:] Also also awesome: The Prairie Home Companion movie soundtrack album is on Rhapsody.
Also awesome: going into Spike's Junkyard Dogs on the way home, getting a steak & cheese sub, and when "The Good Die Young" comes on the radio, a spontaneous sing-along occurs with the staff.
[Edit:] Also also awesome: The Prairie Home Companion movie soundtrack album is on Rhapsody.
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T expressed the opinion that she could just sit and watch Lily Tomlin and Meryl Streep for as long as they'd care to run the camera, and I enjoyed the tangential-genre parts of Kevin Kline & Virginia Madsen and G.K. & Molly.
Also, any movie where John C. Reilly sings has a head start.
That part would be likely to be absent for you, eh?