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Agreed. It was almost like, "How cookie-cutter can I make this album?" I think all of the songs on the Green Album are structurally the same and all of the solos are simply the melody line of the song. And, how less original could the album name/style be?

i think roller hockey is still fairly popular...so...perhaps rollerblading is still alive

"I once thought you were crazy, but now I can clearly see your nuts."

Theologians is probably in my top 5 favorite Wilco songs..and the piano part in Hummingbird I find simply wonderful.

My thoughts exactly. I used to worship this band until they decided to only put out garbage.

This is considered the standard by which song requests are presented.

Is it funnier that this guy has the worst reviews ever or that 3 people actually found the review to be helpful?

Thanks for the clarification. I wondered, as some of the rhyming surely couldn't have been translated.

This has got to be a joke...

Yes. "Funeral" is a fantastic album. One of my friends told me that it was written entirely in French and then translated to English. Not sure if that is true. Now back to the Sufjan.....

I hope my subscription does not see the same fate.

IT must have been one hell of a show.

Gibson ES 335. Too bad they cost more than my car is worth. Gotta love how the neck plays.

1. Jager 2. Vodka 3. Rum 4. Whiskey 5. Tequila

Just saw the new Pirates this weekend and I thought it was very entertaining. Now I have to see the last one next year.

I took your advice and purchased a year subscription. $20 and a free CD, what the heck. 6 - 8 weeks to start though...

You can, for the right price. Amazon.com has a subscription that is $9.76 a piece and at 12 issues per year, that's $110 something. A little too much for my budget.

I have an LR Baggs Goldbeam (?) from 2 years ago that has been great and it was only like $120 installed. My luthier suggested it much higher than a fishman, and I have been pleased I took his word. I have also come up with an idea for the whole Jeff solo reverb/pedal idea: a male to two female Y cord coming out of the guitar. On one side of the Y, plug in a cable running to a volume pedal hooked to a reverb pedal and then to your PA. On the other side of the Y have a cable plugged in and have it running to the PA also. Keep the volume pedal all the way off until you want reverb, then you can

I also have a journalism degree and made good contacts with a lot of my professors in school, which has helped. The best advice that I have been given is to write reviews of everything you listen to, as well as reading a lot of publications that are on the topics/areas you are interested in. I just got done with a long stint at a college newspaper and am beginning to write reviews that I can submit as a portfolio. So, I'm not too far along with the process. I don't know if that helps. It has also been my experience that people (obviously) love free work. There are also opportunities if you ha