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Thank you for another sexist, hate-filled post.

This review, though positive, kind of annoys me. For one thing, it drags out the "krautrock" thing yet again. Also, "the first Wilco album you might want to play at a picnic"? What the fuck does that mean? Why wouldn't you play any other Wilco records at picnics? Did this guy even think about what he was writing? There are other annoying bits too. But, another good review, so, meh. "Sky Blue Sky," Wilco Even though Wilco have been throwing curveballs at their listeners for the better part of a decade, the new "Sky Blue Sky" might just be the band's most unexpected move yet. Dispensing with

Johnny did a poster of you and Jeff?

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You won't be disappointed -- Chandler's recording came out extremely well. I've been listening for the past couple of days and I can't help but have a big ol' smile plastered on my face as I re-live the whole thing. It really was an incredible night.

The special deluxe edition refers to the fact that there's a DVD. So, you're not missing anything.

Wait, so we're judging artists now based on the other artists some dickhead in Entertainment Weekly decides to compare them to? Entertainment Weekly?!?? Fuck, man. I could compare the Beatles to James Blunt if I wanted, but that doesn't make the Beatles any less great or Blunt suck any less, nor is it automatically a valid comparison.

Of course, that was co-written with Jackson Browne.

Has it ever not been?

I've died and gone to heaven.

It's really asking for it when the quote itself is not of high quality. There's someone on another board I frequent whose sig is the phrase "what is what," attributed to himself. That's been begging for mockery for a long time now.

Of course, virtually no one hated them until they became cool to hate.

They don't provide a direct address. Instead, there's this.

...the hazard of merged threads -- that was a reference to this post, which used to be the lead post of a separate thread. Jeff?

You needed a whole new thread for this?

Excellent.

The write-up on Salon.com this morning says he yelled "I get it." - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "Sopranos" wrap-up: Uncomfortably numb Tony dabbles in extreme denial, and "The Sopranos" descends into a surreal hell. By Heather Havrilesky May 14, 2007 | [spoiler ALERT: Contains serious spoilers. Do not read this if you still plan on watching Sunday night's episode of "The Sopranos."] And so it begins: Tony Soprano is going straight to hell, and taking everyone he knows with him. The tension has been building since we rejoined Tony at Janice and Bobby's lake house. Creator David Ch

What, you've never heard of an acoustic synthesizer?

What is this lame shit? [b]Package Progress[/b] [b]Location Date Local Time Description[/b] RICHMOND, 05/14/2007 3:46 A.M. DEPARTURE SCAN VA, US RICHMOND, 05/11/2007 9:43 P.M. ARRIVAL SCAN VA, US CHARLOTTESVILLE, 05/11/2007 7:15 P.M. DEPARTURE SCAN VA, US 05/11/2007 5:54 P.M. ORIGIN SCAN What, nobody works on weekends any more?

We finally watched both of the Kill Bill films this weekend. Somebody remind me why so many people didn't like these? We thought they were awesome.

I think he yelled "I did it!"

Pretty sure that Stephen Thomas Erlewine lives here in town, but I don't know about anyone else. Their offices are here. Well, actually a little more toward the top of that curve and on the east side of the road.

I know for a fact that someone on this board has a Wilco license plate.

The mode of Christopher's demise was perfect, and I have a feeling that the significance of the peyote scene will extend through the last few shows. I thought this was a brilliant episode.