The Dutch and Belgians have made a spoof on the US Transportation Security body scanners that's quite entertaining. Instead of making x-ray scans of the people passing through, the thing compares facial physiognomy to a database of notorious/famous people and then airs all their dirty laundry over a loudspeaker.
Physiognomic Scrutinizer. It looks like pure hilarity and social commentary rolled together.

Cutesy song from Pearl and the puppets

-I seriously must be living in some privileged neighborhood or someone knows how to grease some palms around here... I just saw a grader clear the very, very miniscule amount of snow from the roads. Plus it was super packed down so driving was actually pretty decent.

-Star Trek reference, mirror universe Al is going to become normal universe Al in 1 more day.

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Thanks for the suggestions, folks. It should help liven up the playlist.

And Beck, even though I know you were writing about the XKCD comic, I think "At Home With the Heisenbergs" could make for a good album title. Well, maybe...hmm...now I'm not sure...

I'm definately with Tony on "High Velvet." Runners up, in no particular order: "So Runs the World Away" by Josh Ritter, "Transferance" by Spoon, and Jakob Dylan's "Women and Country."

Having said that, there's an excellent chance that I haven't heard anything that was released past summer.

The "At home with the Heisenbergs" really cracked me up