Weekly Music Review: Rain Dogs
 

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I would add a special invisible 6th pickle for this album.

Rack it up to a super special 7th pickle.

Hell, give it all the pickles in pickledom; Tom deserves them.

Two weekly reviews with five pickles... Apocalypse Now...

Yeah, please review something crappy to keep the pickles in balance.

Don't worry guys, I just checked and the invisible pickles are there.

And I reviewed The Spirit last week, which most certainly did not get many pickles at all.

My little face lit up when I saw you were reviewing Rain Dogs. It was the first Tom Waits album I bought after hearing 'Singapore' on the radio and I've loved it ever since. It heartily deserves five corporeal pickles and a large amount of invisible pickles too...

The first thime I was knowingly exposed to Tom Waits was watching a video for 'In the Neighborhood' on VH1C, and I knew right away that this was my new favorite artist. The funny thing is that if you mention Tom Waits in conversation, the person either looks at you like you got brocolli growing out your ears because they've never heard of him or they are diehard fans of the guy. Mule Variation was my top album, but you're definately right when you say that it's hard to pick just one as a favorite.

Tom Waits is a 8==D.

My Dad got me into Tom Waits, and I think he's fantastic.

My favourite songs of his are "Singapore", "God's Away On Business", and "Sixteen Shells From A Thirty-Ought-Six".

Tom Waits is the Man! I was hoping he would bust out into song as Renfield in Bram Stoker's Dracula. My favorite Tom Waits song is "The Piano has been drinking".

No song of Tom Waits beats "Cold Cold Ground" It is flat out, his best song.


The usage of it on Homicide - Life On The Street ranks in the top five best uses of music in a television show or movie.