Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

'cause I can't afford to buy you another one. Happy Christmas!
- That's not funny. - Hey, I'm sorry.
Was she in LA with you?
I know. He's amazing.
Laptop, Pro Tools, a couple dynamic mics,
and you've opened the whole thing up again, and I think, actually, I think...
You're like a fucking mind reader.
Ambient sound, and... the city.
- That ain't cool. - What? What?
You know you want to. So where is it?
Top of the Empire State Building.
Are you serious? Are you listening to this? Really?
I don't want to embarrass her. What if she can't play?
Take that.
Um... It's for anyone who's ever been alone in the city.
I technically started when I was four.
Yeah, as long as it's not fucking Vivaldi.
News for you on the lnterwebs.
Don't bother her. Don't bother her.
- Want to hear it? - Wow, yeah.
Guys, can we... Sorry. Can we take five?
Whenever you're alone... Sir?
It's not Jerry Maguire.
- Um, where's Violet? - Well, she's... Violet?
You want me to set your amp or are you good? OK.
Come on, you can... you can share with me. I'm no stranger to misery.
Why are you so worried about what other people think?
And rolling.
I'm gonna wing it. I'll wing it.
125 for the both of them, which got me nice and wasted
- It was fun, Dad. - Yeah. You had a good time.
I left my home about a year or so ago.
No, a buck is fair, and then, you know, we'll split it evenly between everyone
Should we toast with that?
Don't. Don't become this, like,
- What? - One of the most banal scenes
She goes to Europe to work on a junket, and, um...
We just, um... we saw your film the other day. I so love your songs in it.
You're the writer. You get sole writing credit on it.
Well, I think Dan needs his job back.
No, I'm...
- Major seventh... - Got it. I love it.
and you'll go straight to the top.
- What do you think? - What do I think?
- You know me. - I'm just so happy to see you.
Mim, who we met...
- Yeah? - Yes!
Only he didn't know it.
I am not saying that you can't be
- Let's do it, then. - All right, let's do it!
then we'll take a tour around the studio.
No, thank you for everything.
All this has been a pearl.
This is Malcolm. Malcolm is a child prodigy.
See? This is fun, right?
and now, you know, you've... you've come back and...
Dan. Dan!
I'm gonna write a song, I don't give a shit.
the kid that you pick up once a month and decide
Come on in, guys.
Did you... did you write on the film with him?
I don't know what to say.
- It's good. Come on. - Will you produce it?
There it is! There it is!
Oh, that's gasoline. I was filling up the car with gasoline,
So here's the deal. I can't afford to pay you up front,
and then I spilled a little on my pant leg.
Fat Jimmy, did you get that down?
and it becomes this tribute to this beautiful,
Fuck!
they fall in love with the road, the chicks, all that shit.
Yes, I'm sorry. I'll, uh... deliver coffee.
Come on. I insist.
- Is that OK? - Yeah, come on.
Your mom has a deadline. She asked me to watch you today.
you could have a hit record and a very long career,
We're gonna play a game, OK?
No, no, no, it’s just the way you hear it.
I couldn't have signed you if I wanted to, all right?
I could've taken that guy, just didn't want to make a scene.
- Shit. - You didn't know nothing about this?
- I don't remember those dreams. - How do you know?
So I'll leave you to it, OK?
- Good to see you, Dan. - I'm glad we got that figured out.
Did Mim go with you? On tour?
I think everything's changed.
when they first came to America? Maybe even Deborah Harry.