Hello and welcome back to our eleventh episode of the Two Librans. You’re in for a special treat, because this is our first in-person episode.
Recorded at Lincoln Center or some other place in New York, so please forgive the occasional cheers from our adoring fans, as well as Roman mumbling, and Tom talking much louder with his large American mouth.
This time we’re talking about Service, a melancholy number from the Infotainment Scan, which is one of Roman’s favorites, and one so impactful to Tom that he can’t remember if he’s heard or not. Roman recommends the Peel session version, which you’ll hear excerpted in the episode.
ALSO DISCUSSED
Patti Smith says a choice word on record, repeatedly
This takes up probably half of the episode, and good god, it goes places.
Note: Roman says that “in the previous episode” Tom tried to N-trap him by making him read the title of that Patti Smith song. If you missed it, that’s because we lost the recording of said episode, but it was mostly bad, so don’t worry about it.
Poly book club update
Yes, big news for the locals—Roman finally enacted some real societal change in a city he no longer inhabits. We also discuss the literary value of the Ethical Slut.
Jerry Seinfeld on what’s “NOT FUNNY.”
Also
Tom questions Roman’s self-described victimhood, and a more successful cartoonist than us says (privately) that Roman draws like a woman (we should reiterate at this point that this is absolutely fine, and we have nothing but respect and admiration for that cartoonist, and Roman does draw like a woman).
Lastly, we finally connect Pizza Gate and Pizza Island. They could’ve gotten away with it if it wasn’t for those pesky meddling <BLEEP>.
PS.
Don’t forget to follow our personal stacks. Tom hasn’t updated his in a while so who gives a shit. Roman has rebooted fan-favorite Terrible Father…
…and made some Resident Evil 4 fan-art.
