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Hey hey, groovy chicks! You Are Greg Brady Outta sight! Suave and all American, you tend to be clean cut and upstanding. You're friendly with most people and a huge flirt (sometimes even with family members!).

I thought this was an entertaining, well-put together special. I especially enjoyed the various clips (I still remember that crazy Brando interview!)

"Hey Bartender" - The Blues Brothers

Oh yeah, it's also on "The London Years," a 3-disc collection of Stones singles. This set also has "Memo From Turner," from the film Performance, in which Mick Jagger starred.

"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - Queen

The Simpsons Movie Halloween (I'm interested to see how Rob Zombie will remake this classic) 1408 (based on a Stephen King short story, starring John Cusack) The Bourne Ultimatum Hostel: Part II These are really the only summer films that excite me.

Yeah, "Exile" is one of my all-time favorite albums! As far as I know, "Long Long While" is only available in the U.S. on the 2-disc Stones compilation, Hot Rocks, Vol. 2.

"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" - Bob Dylan

It's tough, but my favorite Stones song is probably "Gimme Shelter," followed by "Long Long While," a somewhat obscure (in America, anyway) slow blues number that was originally the b-side to "Paint It, Black" in the U.K. This is closely followed by #3, "Out of Time." The Ramones did a pretty...

"Under My Thumb" - The Stones

"Get Off of My Cloud" - The Rolling Stones

"I didn't expect a kind of Spanish Inquisition!" "Put her in...the COMFY CHAIR!!!!"

"Look, forget about the bloody sheds! Why don't you ask me about my music?" If he were to sell his shed, he'd be Arthur "No Sheds" Jackson.

"N.S.U." - Cream

"Suspicious Minds" - Elvis Presley

"Sweet Young Thing" - The Monkees

"I'm a Boy" - The Who

...on the other hand, I always liked "Jabberwocky," even as a kid. It was just so atmospheric and spooky (in a good way), it never bothered me...

Sometimes some of the various voices used by the performers would scare me. I can't think of a specific sketch or song (except for the aforementioned "Night and Day" and "I Feel Pretty"), but sometimes the voice of a particular character would creep me out...these were usually Anything Muppets.

"Rubber Biscuit" - The Blues Brothers