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Yeah, "The End" is certainly one of the Doors' absolute masterpieces. Actually, the "official" studio version (from their brilliant first album) runs well over 11 minutes. Some live versions have gone on well past the 20-minute mark. I highly recommend the Doors' first album, The Doors (IMHO...

"Broken Arrow" - Buffalo Springfield

Another favorite classic show of mine is The Monkees. I first caught 'em around 1986 or so, when MTV started showing the entire series in honor of the group's 20th anniversary. Then it moved to syndication for one or two more years, airing once in the morning and once in the afternoon.

I'm Zack Morris. "You're a witty, wisecracking ladies' man who can outsmart almost anyone."

"White Rabbit" - Jefferson Airplane

Whoa, just 10? Okay, here goes, in no particular order: Long Long While - The Rolling Stones Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones She Thinks I Still Care - George Jones Up on Cripple Creek - The Band Stranger in the House - Elvis Costello My Good Old Desk - Harry Nilsson Sin City -...

"The One I Love" - REM

The Kinks are the Village Green Society - The Kinks Okay, so I cheated a bit on this one...I'm actually listening to the whole album. Right now I'm on... "Starstruck"

Really? That's great news!! I'll be looking forward to new eps. I hope they can get all the original voice talent back.

More interesting Python info: Lorne Michaels met Chevy Chase in line at the L.A. premiere of Monty Python & the Holy Grail. The two struck up a conversation, and Michaels hired Chase as a writer for his upcoming late night comedy series, Saturday Night Live. The Pythons were considering...

Wow! I too didn't know Mr. Rogers was a Python fan! Cool info! Elvis also apparently liked the show. At Graceland, he had a collection of the eps on videotape.

"Jeepster" - T. Rex

Oh, how could I forget... Ren & Stimpy!!!

"Joy" - Harry Nilsson

Well, as far as "classic" TV goes, I'm a big fan of... Saturday Night Live (1975-1980) Mystery Science Theater 3000 The X-Files Batman (with the one and only Adam West) The Untouchables (Robert Stack -- the first half of the first season is coming to DVD on April 10! Yay!!) Monty...

"Truckin'" - the Dead

Cool!

"Effigy" - CCR

"A Hard Day's Night" - Peter Sellers as Laurence Olivier as Richard III. Before that... "Any Old Iron" - Peter Sellers Both of these singles were released on Parlophone Records (the Beatles' label), and produced by George Martin.

Thanks!:)