Senior Writer, Rolling Stone. Author of 'The Office: An Oral History.'

Joined December 2010
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Replying to @dwaters71
Thanks Dave. My favorite keeps changing, but the one I keep going back to is Business School. I love how it mixes the ridiculousness of the "vampire" bat with Pam's art show...Casino Night, Dinner Party and The Injury are also right up there.
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Thanks. I love that one too and came close, but I just didn't have the story from enough perspectives to make it work as a chapter.
I think Songs of Ascent probably won't get heard for quite a long time. I hope I'm wrong.
I only know what they told me, but it seems like a Zoo TV anniversary tour in 2022 seems like a real possibility. It's a very exciting thought.
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Replying to @u2br @RollingStone
Thanks...Just Adam and Edge.
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Not to shortchange their contributions, but they were hired hands that weren't on every leg of that one tour. Melissa is an official member of the band. Perhaps I still should have found a way to mention them...Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed the article.
Replying to @sepinwall @mikeryan
I always laugh when Kirk says "remember where we parked" when they leave the cloaked Klingon Bird of Prey in Golden Gate Park.
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I think I just gotta be the "Andy" and own it.
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Replying to @elisabethgp
I meant every word of it.
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Thanks Josh! So glad you liked it.
I didn't see Mojo used it too. It's interesting to see how they colorized it in a different way. Very cool.
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Replying to @bananapeele
That was our first non-group text and I'm very bad about entering names into my phone...And I finished that amazing Jessica Simpson book long before that. It's the book of the year.
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Oops. Just a typo. I fixed. Thanks for flagging!
Yep. The first time they did that sparked my question of whether or not there's any precedent for that type of thing.
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Replying to @TKDStormSpotter
Sure. That's like Velvet Revolver covering Guns N' Roses, Audioslave covering Rage or Pearl Jam covering Mother Love Bone. It's the opposite that's so nuts.
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Replying to @RollingStone
They are one of my all time favorite bands and ‘Are We Not Men’ is my single favorite record, hands down. They are groundbreaking geniuses. I just meant their records stopped selling by the mid 80s.