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[singdaw]

PAGE SIX

[singdaw]

Good night, friends.

[singdaw]

And others.

[Rodzinski]

Apropos of nothing, Ronnie Schell is still alive.

[John G.]

Good afternoon.

Your quote is perfection.

[John G.]

After the latest comments regarding Greenland a bakery in Denmark is selling these.

Do they taste as bad as they look?

[John G.]

Does that make the one fish an a sole?

[bk]

Finished Selling Superman. The final two episodes were much longer, the last one being an hour. For all it wants to move you about the family's relationships, the two most moving things, which are both in the final episode, have nothing to do with the family - just about superheroes and a well-known comic shop owner's positivity about his abusive father. I won't say more.

[bk]

Don't think I'll watch anything else tonight.

[bk]

I have to rummage through a couple of boxes in the garage now and pull out the comics that I have and see what they're going for - I do have two fairly early comics, one Superman and one Batman, but have no idea of their worth and wouldn't really know how to grade them. I have some very high grade Li'l Abner comics, including the first four or five issues. Those go for decent money. And a few other rarities. I do have all the MAD comic books save for three or four issues.

[bk]

And boxes upon boxes of later MAD issues - probably from number 40 into the 200s.

[bk]

I also have a complete set of Castle Rock, the Stephen King fanzine.

[bk]

Really need to go through this stuff and get rid of what I don't really care about.

[bk]

I also have a memory of buying several Superman TV show scripts - where those might be I have no idea, but I know I didn't sell them - wouldn't have know to whom they'd go. Don't know if they're in the garage or storage. One of these days...

[John G.]

I’m now watching the last episode of Gilded Age. It’s too good to stop watching.

[bk]

Listening to a new upcoming Kritzerland release, another foreign cast album of an American musical - several of those coming this year.

[John G.]

Audra just had a fun scene ripping Phylicia Rashad a new one.

[George]

After the latest comments regarding Greenland a bakery in Denmark is selling these.

[George]

Keith got Wordle in four.

Congrats to Keith!

[John G.]

Time for bed.

[John G.]

Good night, all.

[bk]

Still listening. While listening, I did a first pass at a brand new album sequence for what finally will be called The Sherman Brothers Album.

[George]

Thanks, DRs George and Jane!

You're welcome, Kevin!

[George]

Still listening. While listening, I did a first pass at a brand new album sequence for what finally will be called The Sherman Brothers Album.

Yay!

[bk]

Then I did the credits page and let me tell you what happiness it brought me to not list a single name from the original release, save for Vinnie, and our team who actually worked on the album. No mention of other labels, other "producers" or designers. Not a one.

[George]

We comped that and I was as happy as I'm gonna be with it and the engineer was happy, too. I think when he finesses my vocal into the mix, which he'll do on his own, it will be fine. I also recorded a hidden track.

Very cool!

[George]

Then we finessed the other four mixes we hadn't finessed and that was that. He'll send me the hi-rez files tomorrow night and I'll make a brand new album sequence. Once I have that, he'll send it to the mastering guy and on we go.

BK, when do you expect it to be for sale on the Kritzerland website?

[George]

And now, I'm at my sister's to play Monopoly.  We had nachos for lunch, too.

I want nachos. Maybe New Year's Eve.

I recommend nachos for New Year's Eve!

[George]

[George]