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A David Lynch Pin Of Shame
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Dead Mikey Number Seven
A David Lynch Pin Of Shame
In this episode, Jean talks about an interview Laura Dern gave in Rolling Stone where she describes the contents of David Lynch's refrigerator. Jean then confesses to having some shame about never having seen Eraserhead. The boys later do a guided meditation on all this episode has taught them.
Footnotes and Follies:
The first synthesizer “The RCA Mark 2” was invented in 1957 but not yet commercially available at the time of Del Shannon's “Runaway” was recorded. Max Crook invented the Musitron in late 1960.
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