De La Soul, with MuAmin Collective, Low in the Sky, and Yves Jean Band
Peabody's, 2983 E. 21st Street
8 p.m. Tuesday, November 2, $17 advance/$20 day of show, 216-776-9999
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The Doctor knows what's wrong: "You love the sickness, the torment, the horror," says the host of
Asylum for Shut-Ins, the cable-access horror-movie clip show that ran in Cleveland from 1987 to 1992 and lives on as a cult phenomenon. "I have the cure for what you need: Video psychotherapy. Follow me into the darkness." Assuming chatter from a puppet and looped clips of exploding heads make you feel better, the long-awaited DVD of two new episodes is just what the Doctor ordered.