They Must Have Found the Body California
Watch your friend Mikey play the drums at the junior high school dance.
Buy a set of drums.
Add Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd.
Season with King Crimson and early Genisis
Bring to a boil
Let simmer for 20 years.
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