This is our bud the Illusion sounding off on Phish and the "freezer years of Phish" and how Trey is trying to wake us up by encouraging us to stop taking government-issued molly...

The Illusion makes a valid argument how the old "drug" paradigm is a dead end, and rhe new sonic direction will lead us to the promised land...

What do we listen to when Phish is not on tour? How about Wild Belle and a little trippy-ska-soul. This is perfect pick-me-up music if you're suffering from post-tour blues. Welcome back to another installment of Monday Morning Key Bumps...

I watched the LCD Soundsystem documentary like fourteen times in the last week. At least I finally stopped watching the Eagles documentary, which I've been addicted the last few months.

Anyway, I originally saw Shut Up and Play the Hits at the end of March. It's about the disbanding of the band and their farewell concert at MSG. Chuck Klosterman interviewed frontman Jim Murphy and parts of their chat was weaved throughout the film.

It's easy to quit a band that's on its last licks, but Jim Murphy has titanium balls. He pulled the plug on a popular ensemble. I had an unusual connection with Murphy and I wrote about it here... Shut Up and Play the Hits and How I Killed a Purple Cow.

This is a perfect music to get your ass in gear on a gloomy Monday morning. What more do you need than fresh squeezed, OJ, a bump of crushed up Adderall and Jim Murphy waxing poetically about hipsterdom?

This is LCD's "hit" song All My Friends...

Meoow.

Never mind Miley twerking at the VMAs. Let's get down and dirty with this NSFW version of Blurred Lines...

I'm so old I remember watching Robin Thicke's old man on Growing Pains on TV on Friday nights when I was a kid.

I also heard a rumor from a friend of a friend of a friend who buys crystals from a wook who said that he has kangfirmation that Phish is going to cover a 75-minute version of Blurred Lines the second night at Dick's.