Andy Ross

@andyross.bsky.social

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Professional Creative Weirdo. Columnist. Music Nerd. Guy you think is maybe funny.

Vinyl records of the soundtrack to "Streets of Fire," The Dictators' album "Bloodbrothers," and a Mono pressing of the debut album by The Electric Prunes.
A photo of the 1990s kids learning toy, 2-XL.
A fashionable coffee mug for the 1995 movie "Congo," which our hero found as new old stock on eBay.
The 1974 movie of “Murder on the Orient Express” on the short lived RCA CED format.
A Pee-Wee Herman stitch work.
The Alton Brown salt cellar our hero has had and enjoyed since he was in high school, almost completely barren of salt, on a day where family is coming and there isn’t a flake left in the whole damn house. Shame. Deep, deep shame.
A picture of beloved TV actor Al Molinaro in a police uniform as Murray the Cop from the 1970s sitcom “The Odd Couple.” All of this so Andy could make a dumb joke.
The 1987, three disc, Lasersdisc box set edition of “It’s a Wonderful Life” released by The Criterion Collection.
Salted chocolate chunk shortbread cookies.
Two homemade chocolate pies topped with a cinnamon whipped cream in a Graham cracker crust.
A genuine piece of the set to Deep 13 from MST3K, foam made to look like rock.
Andy stands on a small stage with a number of green tinted balloons wrapped around himself, doing a parade wave.
Andy’s decorated Christmas tree with the world’s most adorable cat by it.
Madonna’s Dick Tracy tie-in album on vinyl.
A vinyl pressing of the Paul Williams album “Someday Man.”
The Academy of Servo's Men Choir.
Our hero dressed in a long, fake beard and matching wig, color of gray. Also held in his hand is a fake cigarette and upon his head is a black beret.
The title card to the 1984 movie “Heavenly Bodies” on our hero’s bedroom TV.
Your boy as Potiphar in a production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”
The 1980s Horror/Comedy “Student Bodies” on Laserdisc.
A beautiful cat who is loved deeply.
Our hero looking relaxed in sunglasses, at an indoor gallery/bakery, enjoying what was a super tasty, savory breakfast pastry.
An unopened pack of trading cards for the 1990 movie “Dick Tracy.”
McDonald’s 1995 Two Face mug, part of their summer promotion line for the movie Batman Forever.
Andy’s letterboxd faves and recent watches, which show he’s been sad and watching Batman a lot.
A copy of NBA Jam for the Game Boy in stunning, near mint, condition.
A lapel pin of the iconic Lynne Thigpen as The Chief on "Where in The World is Carmen Sandiego?"