A non-column feature I wrote this week is here.

Been a while since I've written, I know.
I found a very cool website. After watching After Hours last night (still great, weird and funny), I was inspired to do a little web-searching and found this site, a collection of some fascinating Polish film posters, most from the '70s and '80s. Enjoy.
More soon.

A "regular" at this site gets profiled in this month's column.

Perfect Pop

6. "Tweeter and the Monkey Man," Traveling Wilburys (1988)
Shouldn't this be a plot to a Sopranos episode?

Oh, why not?

Mike Pelusi, your votes have been recorded.

Your Pazz & Jop albums ballot was submitted as follows:
1. Brian Wilson - Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE - Nonesuch (19 points)
2. Delgados - Universal Audio - Chemikal Underground (13 points)
3. Finn Brothers - Everyone is Here - Nettwerk (12 points)
4. Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News - Epic (11 points)
5. Sam Phillips - A Boot and a Shoe - Nonesuch (10 points)
6. Curtis Eller's American Circus - Taking Up Serpents Again - no label (9 points)
7. Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - Shake the Sheets - Lookout (8 points)
8. Bitter, bitter weeks - Revenge - My Pal God (7 points)
9. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus - Mute/Anti (6 points)
10. Rilo Kiley - More Adventurous - Brute/Beaute (5 points)

Your Pazz & Jop singles ballot has been recorded as follows:
1. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - "There She Goes, My Beautiful World" - Mute/Anti
2. Wilco - "Theologians" - Nonesuch
3. Los Lobos - "Rita" - Hollywood/Mammoth
4. Modest Mouse - "Float On" - Epic
5. Bigger Lovers - "Hollywood" - Yep Roc
6. Morrissey - "The First of the Gang to Die" - Attack
7. Franz Ferdinand - "Take Me Out" - Domino
8. Finn Brothers - "Nothing Wrong with You" - Nettwerk
9. Rilo Kiley - "It's a Hit" - Brute/Beaute
10. Saint Joan - "Klaus Kinksi" - no label