Antsy McClain with a superb tune about biting the big one.
So to speak.
I love the sense of humor here, just delightful.
I know I posted this just a short time ago but this is the
“Full Version”, it has six more seconds of in your face
entertainment than the other one.
Mostly in the form of silence at the end but I’m not
going to question the artist’s motives here, he may be
trying to make a statement…

Bill and Ted Face the Music, the third installment in
the series, the Official Trailer.
It gets complicated but there’s forty minute bass solos,
tether ball, and lots of groove involved here.
Alex Winter is a pretty talented human being, I grew up
on Idiot Box, his delightfully ridiculous television
show that aired in 1990 and I’ve loved the guy’s sick
sense of humor ever since.
Keanu is Keanu, more power to him for squeezing that
much success from fairly limited acting skills.
Don’t get me wrong, he’s got more talent than a Bruce Willis
or Sylvester Stallone (so does my cat) but he’s no Pacino.
Did I just really date myself?
Together they make a great team, not to be taken seriously
but embraced in a lighthearted way.
They’re older, somewhat wiser, and they have love handles.
What’s not to like?
Death is back, it’s gonna be a wild ride…

I keep going back to this piece by the late, great
George Carlin for a few different reasons.
First and foremost, to see Mr. Carlin at his very best.
It’s also important to revisit this from time to time
to remember, and to be comforted by, the fact that
I am getting older, and that it’s okay, we all do.
I also do it to see if my perspective on this piece
has changed over the years, and whether or not I need
to modify the following statement.
This is the single best stand-up performance in comedy history.
The timing is excellent, the material even better, but the
attitude and the conscience are what set it apart from all others.
It’s humor, but it’s also humanity up on that stage, Carlin is
unmatched in that respect, when he passed this country lost
a very important voice for those that don’t have one.
It might not be perfect, but damned close.
A few expletives and a rude gesture, nothing you haven’t
heard before but not really safe for work…

A very well done tune about how we got here.
Henry Phillips is a very good singer, he certainly
sounds top notch on this one.
He’s also a bit on the dark side, it enhances his
comedy something fierce.
Well done, Mr. Phillips…

A classic scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Tim the Enchanter (John Cleese) gets the last laugh on
King Arthur (Graham Chapman) and the gang.
The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch plays an important
role here, pull the pin and count to five before you
toss it at the bunny.
Or is that two?
A reference to a certain religious figure, blurted out of fear,
by King Arthur could offend any clergy types you might have
laying around the house, covering them with several hundred
heavy blankets before watching this scene should prevent
that from occurring.
Or you could just say “Tough Cheese you Bastards!” and give
them an Atomic Wedgie for their troubles, your call…