
Speaking of a Vito, our incogVito is still slowly dealing with his sexuality. Of course he's been outted, but he's still not out internally, and it takes a sexual advance from a handle-bar mustached cook/volunteer fireman/motorcycle enthusiast (yes, it's that over-the-top) to bring it to a head. Vince (the name he's going by in NH) recoils and starts a fist-fight, which he loses miserable (Vince, it turns out, is a bottom.) This is then followed by confessional pancakes (johnny-cakes,) which is followed by a motorcyle drive out to the country for a picnic/romp by a flowing stream. What?
The music this week was very particular to the three storylines going on. Tony's storyline takes place in the 'old neighborhood' - the no longer existent First Ward in Newark's North Ward. Formerly the "Little Italy" of New Jersey, it's now primarily Puerto Rican, and the music reflects this, with the Latin songs. Meanwhile, Vito's in the gay circles of his New Hampshire exile, and we get the Lillith Fair of Shawn Colvin, Grethen Wilson and Lisbeth Scott. Finally, AJ's out clubbing, so we get Mack 10, Felix da Housecat and Husky Rescue - which we hear along with AJ's panic attack (the first of many to come?)
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The Sopranos Season 1
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Lauren Bacall takes a fall (Ep. 6.07)
Vito is a come-from-behind kind of guy (Ep. 6.06)
Don't you know who I thought I was? (Ep. 6.04)
The righteous cut [while conscious] (Ep. 6.03)
He Marvin Gayed his own nephew! (Ep. 6.02)
Who shot Artie Shaw? (Ep. 6.01)
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The Sopranos Ep. 6.08
* "Tic- Tic- Tac" - Os Garotos Do Rio
* "Sunny Came Home" - Shawn Colvin
* "Mia Dia Bonito (Mark Pistel Remix)" - Latin Soul Syndicate
* "Like This" - Mack 10 Featuring Nate Dogg
* "Family Affair" - Mary J. Blige
* "He Ain't Even Cold Yet" - Gretchen Wilson
* "Ready 2 Wear" - Felix Da Housecat
* "I Fall" - Lisbeth Scott
* "New Light of Tomorrow" - Husky Rescue
"He obviously sees himself as a Michael Corleone, when in fact he's really Fredo"
hahaha! So true!
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