Videos disproving two misconceptions: Spock has no feelings and Bob Dylan can't sing.
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2 comments:
1) Lost Star Trek episode: the day Spock handed that 45 to Dr. McCoy!
"I don't know how else to express my feelings toward you, Bones."
2)I believe I'd read that Dylan's early vocal role model was (seriously) Johnny Mathis, but I can't find a reference on the web. Confirm or deny, rocky.
I've never heard about Mathis being Dylan's vocal role model. Even if Dylan said it, I believe he was playing jester.
I recently picked up Spock's, er, Leonard Nimoy's "The Way I Feel" (never released on CD or digital format, I believe) on a lark. Yes, it's schlocky and mock-worthy, but I really enjoy it. Does not compute!
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