"Laraine Newman is the St. Paul of ‘SNL"

 

Same Night. 

Another post which buys me more time to ignore this for a few weeks and try and get back to some semblance of healthy enough from my bout with COVID to go back to work and care for people sick with COVID again. 



2003 - Does This Sound Exciting Yet?


Superhopper's 3rd.


Another contemporary non-interview article from the Minnesota Daily. Liquor seems to have been involved.

This round they have ditched the trombone and are asking the really important questions like "What ever happened to Laraine Newman?"
Other highlights are "I Am the Hermit" and definitely "What It Takes".


Oh yeah, Superhopper also have a Bandcamp page with a number of miscellaneous and compilation tracks including a title track for this album that they left off it for reasons. 

Fill in the gaps.





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