uncle wilco

that's a lame response to something i didn't even ask you. the "where" can answer the "why".

i agree that market restrictions should be tightened. i don't agree with FD over nothing though.

you still didn't answer my question. you did bother to respond. too much effort to come up with something? or did i hit the nail on the head? with the lack of liberal "equal time" out there it's reassuring to know that opposing view points still exist. god bless america.

if you can't follow the thread then how can i take you serious. you figure it out...smart guy.

radio's would have been turned off everywhere after rush's entertaining ego would have been shut off in favor of the left's feeble attempt at rebuttal. the left has had nearly twenty years to come up with an answer to rush and still nothing? so failure should be rewarded by giving equal time? what company is going to buy air time for that? certainly not the taxpayer's. you didn't answer my question.

what college professor told you that? or was that something al franken said before the u.s.s air america sank?

that's all i had to read. since when do democrats do anything that wouldn't benefit themselves? (or republican's for that matter). it's a free market, freedom of speech issue. we as consumers of information have the choice to go wherever we chose to to get our news and listen to opinions. would a liberal really trust a fox news affiliate to give balance to the conservative opinion? as a conservative, i don't put much stock in nbc to give a fair shake. just my opinion. and for anybody that doesn't already know, i'm not a republican. if the message isn't getting the reception you expect...may

if these ads were meant to convince just one wilco fan to purchase a vw, then i guess they've accomplished their mission. btw: i'd been checking out passats before the whole wilco/vw thing came to light. but i still haven't bought one yet. wilco will not be a deciding factor if i ever make the deal.

to AM...me too. to anodyne, nah.

comparing the first album to the last isn't really a fair comparison. i've got them all and wouldn't give up any of them. it's where the band was at that particular time and both have their moments. anodyne, of course having more of them.

i must have missed that one.

i saw the one with the convertable with the lyrics "maybe the sun will shine today" smartly used. at least they aren't using more than a few moments of each song and each features lyrics that go with what's featured in the ad. it's tasteful imo. i really don't have a problem with this ad campaign. i don't favor my favorite band's music used in ads in general, but in this case..at least the company seems to have a genuine respect for the band. i don't see this as a negative for wilco.

i think even rivers knows that weezer peaked with pinkerton. maybe after listening to "beverly hills" over and over he decided to not let that be the swan song of a once decent band. i hope they can offer something better than that before they go back into obscurity and rivers goes back to harvard for his doctorate. btw: "beverly hills" insults the intelligence of fans of the first two albums. they are capable of so much more than what was on make believe. green wasn't horrible, but i can't even listen to most of maladroit and it just got worse from there imo. i agree they lost a lot more than

brilliant

thanks for your analysis. me and a-man get along just fine.

ummm...thanks.

i stopped watching the price is right the summer after i turned 8.

nobody did side-burns better than those guys.

yet another thing i didn't know about you.

on that we can agree. i don't think flying the rebel flag says much about a person except "racist backwoods country fuck".

ahh, no is this like a knock..knock joke?

NO SHIT. thank you professor. and i was a f*cking history major.

does that make slavery any less evil? ahhh...no. blah..blah...blah...

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musically, i try to forget the 80's ever happened. there's a few exceptions, but elo wasn't one of them. i definately liked their earlier years and their stuff as the move before that.