HOLLYWOOD CALLING
Posted by Bill Kent on Jan 11, 2009 - This post is archived and may no longer be relevant

Take heart enthusiasts for the latest iteration of that late, great and lamented "clog rock" band Thing Dismal. The real reason Norbert Fragg, that let-me-eat-cake guitarist of occasional blunder and delight, refuses to do the Dismal Thing this summer for hordes of hoarders of hard-earned-pay, was not a seemingly cyclothymic mood swing with the refreshingly congenial rhino-phrastic guitarist Mondrian Bayou over a conflicting schedule of mutual exclusive concert dates.
 
No way!
 
The truth, derived after American secret intelligence agencies "waterboarded" the noted but not often quoted music journalist Tumulty Sheissespieler, is that Norbert Fragg has made the short list to portray Anonymous Botch, the new supervillain in the next James Bond film!
 
Derived The Spy Who Wasn’t All That Interesting, a prodigiously rejected Ian Fleming short story, the plot involves a a briefly famed but not mostly flamed musician who, after his ever-so-polite requests for royalty statements are rebuffed by callous music industry second tier lawyers, composes a variation on Mozart’s Musical Choke: an imponderable imposture and tritone-encrusted ditty of relentless wretchedness that it depresses whoever anyone who hears it. Called the Tune to Die For, the spare, despairing composition becomes instrumentally instrumental as it sets off a tsunami of suicides affecting that deliriously desirable 12 to 24 year old demographic for which all global mass culture is manufactured. Only Bond, and the sultry music industry A&R doxie, Calliope Syrinx, can save the world from deliberate decomposition!
 
Prospective titles for the yet un-dubbed flick include From Estonia With Love, Octo-tetchy, the Livid Daylights, Goatfinger, Maunderball, Noseraker (featuring a scene of horrific coach-class booby bashing on a transcontinental flight!), Live and Let Laundry, Tomorrow Never Asks A Burning Question, You Only Live When the Need Arises, and Doctor No Flash Photography. The most likely choice, according to idiopathic industry insiders?
 
Oldwhinger!
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