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...written by Bob Seger. Thin Lizzy totally nailed it though.

Any day that Duke loses is a good day!

Teddy Fucking Roosevelt was full of shit. It's the dumbest phrase in all of sports.

I love B.B., but he's not among my favorites. My favorite bluesmen are more along the lines of Buddy Guy.

False.

You must get no end of tail. Of course, I actually knew what you were talking about.

Fukudome

They do if Felix Pie hits worth a damn this year.

Why would the Cubs be looking to trade for Coco "Juan Pierre" Crisp? (mentioned here)

Good to see him mentioned. Personally, I would also mention: John Auer Alex Chilton Peyton Pinkerton J Mascis Mike Campbell Britt Daniel David Rawlings Barthelemy Attisso ...and of course: Hendrix Page Quine Lloyd Verlaine Thompson Harrison Buckingham Walsh ...plus, thought I'm not much of a Chili Peppers fan, I have to give props to John Frusciante.

I think he's bang on, actually.

^ I first read that as "Dick Tales."

In. And Lammy, you can change your handle if you want. Look for an "Edit Bracket Info" link.

The matrix (soundboard plus two audience sources) of 16 February (Residency night #2) is excellent.

Yes, but no serious fan would consider it their "last album." It wasn't recorded to be an album; it's a compilation.

Did you clear FLAC Frontend and drag the updated files to it? Have you specified an output folder? That's all I can think of. I'm pretty sure there are other decoders, but that's the only one I've ever used.

It wasn't a blank post ... I think Lamrod just can't see it. It's a picture of the Dark Tower game.

Maybe I missed it, but I haven't seen this posted yet:

They might need to find another outfielder, though...

Iron & Wine - The Creek Drank The Cradle

My album was never released,* but it's fantastic. * or written, or recorded

Anyone know what's up with the speech track that's low in the mix during "The Lonely 1"? Sounds like a radio segment or something.

Not a real album ... a posthumous assemblage of remnants.