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I agree with this hardcore. Summer Teeth will always be one of my favorite records of all-time. I understand that Jeff has negative associations with those songs, but as Jeff said in "What Light?" "What was yours is everyones from now on." Those songs mean a lot to many people.

Stay out super late tonight picking apples, making pies put a little something in our lemonade and take it with us we

So if I never uploaded an album, I should be okay?

I'm not actually trying to replicate it...I'm just saying...it'd be interesting to put a list together.

Another great example; Kurt Cobain with the Fender Mustangs and Jaguars. Those guitars were considered largely unusable, but now they sell for thousands of dollars. I've seen 1960s Jaguars going for upto 5,000.

Artist: Yo La Tengo Album: And Then Nothing Turned itself Inside Out Song: "Cherry Chapstick" (6:14) Someone else's date In someone else's door There's a girl with cherry Chapstick on and nothing more. It's such a lurid pose and she seems this close But not to me Clear as day Crawling home at night Wondering why the girls don't look at me when I walk by. And the way they make me feel is way too real to believe Wondering what it could be like if I could be that smooth I could think about all that I missed out It's hard to do Someone else's date In someone else's door There's a girl with

Exactly. Not to mention all of the microphones, Christmas lights, couches and other things that they have in the loft.

$500,000...and that was before the gold selling YHF, the grammy winning AGIB, and the top 5 charting SBS. Who knows what figure it's upto now. And I can't even afford that 65 Twin Reverb I've always wanted.

One shot of Jay at the loft in IATTBYH has 53 guitars and about a dozen various Fender, Peavey and Vox amps, (not to mention what seems to be a bicycle) in the background. I'm more interested in WHAT the gear is than how much it costs.

So I've been rewatching I am trying to break your heart for gear. I've been going through and documenting everything I see in the various scenes. Guitars: Epiphone Casino (Cherry Red) Fender Jazzmaster (Olympic White) Fender Jazzmaster (Sunburst) Fender Telecaster (Red?) Fender Telecaster (Blonde) Fender Telecaster w/ Bigsby Vibrato Gibson ES-330 w/ Bigsby Vibrato (Natural) Gibson J-45 Gibson J-200 Gibson SG Pedals: Electro Harmonix Q-Tron+ Envelope Filter Ernie Ball Volume Pedal Line 6 Space Echo MXR Distortion + Amplifiers: Vox AC-30 Fender amp Peavey Head of unknown origin

I've got an Epiphone Casino, and I love the hell out of it. I generally just walk around the house with it strapped on.

There are a couple of other great songs unreleased from the Basement tapes too; "Sign of The Cross" and "All You Have to Do is Dream" come to mind.

That song reminds me of like...a whole 6 months of my life. Great song. Another great song... Looking at your watch a third time waiting in the station for a bus Going to a place that's far, so far away and if that's not enough Going where nobody says hello, they don't talk to anybody they don't know You'll wind up in some factory that's full time filth and nowhere left to go Walk home to an empty house, sit around all by yourself I know it might sound strange, but I believe You'll be coming back before too long Don't go back to Rockville, don't go back to Rockville, don't go back

You'd think with all of her money she'd finally fix her teeth.

I did find Mule Variations extremely overrated. But for every mule variations there's a Tom Waits album not called Swordfishtrombones or Rain Dogs that is getting overlooked.

I said ARGUABLY. as in...can be argued with some validity. It's my personal favorite post YHF. Runner-up nods go to SMilE (which is maybe a better album, but doesn't do nearly what In Rainbows does for me emotionally), Joanna Newsom Ys, and a few others. Just for the record, I enjoy our fencing.

Radiohead rankings: 01. OK Computer 02. The Bends 03. In Rainbows 04. Kid A 05. Hail to The Thief 06. Amnesiac 07. Pablo Honey Top 5 songs: 01. All I Need (Great single type song. Kind of anthemic...in a weird shoegazing alienated brit ballad kind of way.) 02. Videotape (gets a lot of busting...but I just find something about it very moving. I like the nakedness in Thom's voice. He doesn't sing overly affected on this one, and it comes off as very sincere to me.) 03. Nude (Gorgeous ballad. I love the overdubbed vocals.) 04. House of Cards (I just really love this one.) 05. 15 Steps (

It's in my top 200 of all time... Maybe..

Oh sorry...not enough fuzz pedals for you and penatonic scales?

Didn't 2007 just have arguably the best album of the past 5 years? (In Rainbows). Oh yeah...it did. hmmm... this guy is a tool...but he has some valid points.

I really think we're the only two Nirvana fans on this whole board. Hahah.

Your definition of rock is very narrow and limited.

"All I Need" by Radiohead i'm the next act waiting in the wings i'm an animal trapped in your hot car i'm all the days that you choose to ignore you are all i need you are all i need i'm in the middle of the picture lying in the reeds i am a moth who just wants to share your light i'm just an insect trying to get out of the night we only stick like glue because there are no others you are all i need you are all i need i'm in the middle of the picture lying in the reeds it's all right it's all wrong it's all right it's all wrong it's all right it's all wrong it's all right

Forgot I posted in this already..

Why does something have to "Rock" to be great rock music?