The only part of the ensuing tirade that I recall included the repeated use of an expletive and "Don't tell 'em where I am! I'd rather die!" The door was closed energetically.
A few I recall include the $1,000 app that did nothing (which Apple later pulled), the app that keeps track of multiple girlfriends' menstrual cycles, a fart one that took things a step farther to actually show the anus, and now this, which is without question the least tasteful yet.
The list that I recall included Abraham Lincoln, Clara Barton, and Wyatt Earp.
The packed throngs on the street, I recall, included an elderly man ringing a cowbell and insisting in French, "Always the same films, always the same circus.
I have no memory whatsoever of that, even though the incident in question sounds -- I'm trusting him on this -- much, much more significant than what I do recall, including many of the pizzas we shared and much of the bad behavior in which we indulged.
To begin with the biggest and the best, NBC's Smash -- a drama with music that chronicles the making of a Broadway musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe -- might be the boldest broadcast undertaking since Lost, in that it is utterly unlike any other television series I can recall, including legendary nineties musical misfire Cop Rock and the currently tiresome Glee.
The recall includes nearly 90,000 cars.
Their myriad hits (and there are more than you might at first recall) include "I Say a Little Prayer," "Always Something There to Remind Me" and "Close to You," standards of easy listening that buoyed the careers of vocalists like Dionne Warwick and the Carpenters.
As I recall it, the lineup included the Box Tops (headed by future Big Star cult hero Alex Clilton), Country Joe & the Fish (good-natured Frisco weirdos) and the soulful, homegrown Delfonics, with Pink Floyd the headliners who took the stage immediately after Wilson Pickett wrapped up his scintillating rendition of Mustang Sally.
Shows from the last decade that I recall with particular pleasure include Yue Minjun at Queens Museum (2007-08), Zhatg HuAsiat ASocietyiety (2007-08) and Pace (2008), Cai GuonQiang on the Met roof (2006) and at the Guggenheim (2008) and Liao Yibai at Mike Weiss (last year and this).
