Go ahead. Try and watch this video of Althouse going off inexplicably on Garance Franke-Ruta without having this song go through your head.

If you’re older than Alon Levy, it just can’t be done.

H/T to gordo for the music link.

Update: OK, for those of you who don’t want to click twice:

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   Dr. Free-Ride 2007 03 27 at 3:15:48 pm

   It’s only inexplicable until you remember that Ann Althouse doesn’t like being called out on her shit.

   Oh wait, are we supposed to be expecting law professors to be all rational and intellectually honest and stuff?

2. 
   kathy a 2007 03 27 at 3:28:56 pm

   well, thanks, chris.  somehow i’d forgotten that tune entirely until you re-enlightened me, and now i’ll spend the rest of the week humming it, because it is distressingly appropriate.

   public service announcement:  not everyone with a law degree is quite so flamingly [insert your own description].  at least not in public.

3. 
   Renee Perry 2007 03 27 at 4:16:35 pm

   arrgh Chris, you devil!

   cleanse your mind with this folks

4. 
   Michael Bérubé 2007 03 27 at 4:19:23 pm

   Some nice drumming there, btw.  Too good for Ann.

5. 
   Charles 2007 03 27 at 4:52:38 pm

   Didn’t the Guess Who turn into Bachmann-Turner Overdrive?

6. 
   JackGoff 2007 03 27 at 4:53:25 pm

   Dig it.  The point where she blows up is priceless.

7. 
   Charles 2007 03 27 at 4:53:33 pm

   Oh, and I agree with kathy a.

8. 
   Heraclitus (Jeff) 2007 03 27 at 5:45:26 pm

   That was glorious.

9. 
   JP Stormcrow 2007 03 27 at 6:08:24 pm

   Ann, we hardly knew you.

   Didn’t the Guess Who turn into Bachmann-Turner Overdrive?

   Two significant members of the Guess Who,  Randy Bachman and Chad Allan (Allan was in original Guess Who, but had been gone for years) were in BTO, and BTO was picking up about the time that the Guess Who was winding down. But there was an overlap in the early ‘70s.

   I saw the Guess Who give a genuinely kickass concert sans Bachman at the Blossom Music Center during that time - mostly notable because despite the nice venue at Blossom, in my experience most groups stunk it up there.
   (other than Barry Manilow - most shockingly good concert I ever saw was him playing at Blossom around that time.)

10. 
    gordo 2007 03 28 at 1:18:02 pm

    Chris—

    I’d love to take credit for the music that appears on my site every Monday, but those posts are a gift from Bricolage Fantasy, the best mp3 site on the Internet.

11. 
    belledame222 2007 04 02 at 1:19:13 pm

    And here I am thinking of a number this site

    (After entering, click “Club Room,” then when that finishes loading, clicking the bubble #1 at the top of the pyramid).