"...stereo mix/The Monkees deluxe) “Sweet Young Thing” (The Monkees) “You Just May Be the One” (TV version/The Monkees deluxe) “Propinquity (I’ve Just Begun to Care)” (demo/The Monkees deluxe) “The Kind of Girl I Could Love” (More of the Monkees) “Sunny Girlfriend” (Headquarters) “Salesman” (Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD) “The Door Into Summer” (Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD) “What Am I Doing Hanging ’Round?” (Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD) “Don’t Call On Me” (Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD) “Tapioca Tundra” (The Birds, the Bees & the Monkees) “Nine Times Blues” (disc 3, Listen to the Band) “Carlisle Wheeling” (disc 3, Listen to the Band) “St. Matthew” (disc 3, Listen to the Band) “Listen to the Band” (disc 4, Listen to the Band) “Good Clean Fun” (disc 4, Listen to the Band) “Some of Shelly’s Blues” (disc 4, Listen to the Band) “Circle Sky” (mono mix, Head box) Live medley: “You Just May Be the One”/“Sunny Girlfriend”/“You Told Me”/ “Circle Sky” (Head box)..."

"...It's an overly romanticized notion, the idea of every generation having some sort of defining musical moment, like Jimi Hendrix deconstructing the "Star-Spangled Banner" at Woodstock, Johnny Rotten singing "No Fun" at the Winterland, or perhaps Igor Stravinsky inciting a riot with his boisterous Rite of Spring at Paris' Champs-...lysées Theatre in 1913...."

"...Obviously, there are major problems facing this country, as well as issues on which the public is divided – sometimes so militantly divided that no reconciliation seems possible. Not to whitewash anything, but the only problem with the multiple "the sky is falling" crowds is that there is nothing new or unique about this situation..."

"...(It squeals! It texts! It shops! It consumes everything it sees!) In our new tween-dominated star economy, with Miley Cyrus and other Disney Channel starlets printing money, I suppose it was inevitable that the shamelessly market-savvy Lucas would seize an opportunity to do the same. Enter Ahsoka Tano, a sassy young Padawan, or apprentice Jedi, who arrives (looking like a chorus member from The Lion King stage show) to study under the future Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker, who’s busy leading the clone armies of the Republic against the droid armies of the evil Separatists while trying to secure the safe return of gangster Jabba the Hutt’s infant son, who was kidnapped by Separatist leader and Jedi-gone-spoiled Count Dooku in an attempt to frame the Jedi and convince Jabba to open his trade routes to the Separatist army, thereby clearing the way for total galactic domination … not that any of that matters..."

"..."No matter where I am, I'm still thinking about some long stretch of dirt road with nothing but fence posts and sky. I can be in downtown Manhattan and be writing, and that's where I always come back to...."

"...It has too many loose ends and too many logically unexplained phenomena that can only be rationalized away with generalizations about the all-encompassing control that typifies the Seahaven production. Why is it that after 30 years in Seahaven, Truman is only now noticing Klieg lights that fall from the sky and weather patterns that follow his precise footsteps? Is Seahaven breaking down something like a Mir space shuttle that's been in orbit too long? Also, for all the talk of Carrey's toned-down dramatic performance here, it is, though serviceable, still awfully broad and hammy (as is Linney's, yet as Truman's wife it should be said that she's always aware that she's playing to a hidden camera)..."

"...Its playful, interactive approach in doing so reminds me of Yoko Ono's instruction paintings, which similarly broach the distance between the conceptual and the material. Her PAINTING FOR THE SKIES instructs: "Drill a hole in the sky..."