A Home at the End of the World
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:34:06
Hey, man.
:34:08
Look what someone was throwing out.
:34:11
Hey, Leonard C.
:34:13
Right out there on the street,
along with dead spider plants and macramé.

:34:17
How many times
did we get stoned to this?

:34:19
I lost count.
:34:23
Hey, man, I'm making lasagna.
:34:25
We could knock off a bottle of Chianti
and listen to "Suzanne," like, 10 times.

:34:30
- Sorry, I've got a date.
- No problemo.

:34:34
Save some for me.
:34:39
You have to promise to make this,
at most, once a year.

:34:42
Bobby, if I weigh 300 pounds,
I won't be able to get up the stairs.

:34:45
Too bad Jonathan has to miss it.
:34:48
Well, Jonathan has other priorities.
:34:52
And it was the best.
We were out of our minds.

:34:55
- You had a good time?
- The best. The best.

:34:59
You know how sometimes
it seems like the DJ knows you?

:35:04
That's what I'm talking about.
:35:13
This is one of my sadness albums.
:35:15
- After my divorce.
- You were married?

:35:18
Years ago.
He was a sadistic drug addict...

:35:23
...and I was, well, a masochistic,
aspiring drug addict.

:35:28
- It made sense, at the time.
- Where'd you meet him?

:35:31
- Want a real laugh? Woodstock.
- You were at Woodstock?

:35:35
- Like, the concert?
- Well, I don't tell just anybody, Bobby.

:35:40
- What was it like?
- Muddy.

:35:42
You never seen so much mud.
I felt like a pig.

:35:45
I was attracted to Denny because he had
a bar of Lifebuoy soap down at the pond.

:35:52
- Hey, have you ever heard Steve Reich?
- No.

:35:55
It's one of my favorites. Listen.
:35:58
I just sort of catch whatever happens
to blow through.


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