So the superficial eccentricity of the encounter between Jack and Meg White of the White Stripes ('Jack Shows Meg His Tesla Coil'), or the pow-wow between Bill Murray and two members of the Wu-Tang Clan ('Delirium'), can only look bogus when placed beside the real deal - Tom Waits and Iggy Pop surrendering to nicotine in 'Somewhere in California' (from 1992), or Steven Wright and Roberto Benigni exchanging surrealist titbits and extraterrestrial cadences in 'Strange to Meet You' (from 1986)
You can invoke this on yourself if you know the next round is live, then shoot yourself anyway
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This dangerous concoction results in a terrifying crash, which the protagonist counts himself lucky to survive, and we think this could therefore be the music video that sets the scene for the explosive opening to I Got Better
