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Does anyone remember when we did the VC top 100 albums? It was a while ago (years) but someone (I'm embarrased to say I don't know who) was in charge. What did we do? We put all our top tens together and that special someone ranked and filed them. Does anyone still have that list? Or know what the f*** I'm talkin' about?

No, but let's do it again!

My favorite off of AGIB, for sure.

I guess Locke isn't the hero after all. And I guess those 15 spoilers posted before are BS. How come that one guy didn't age at all? When exactly did the hostiles/others take over? Oh man, that episode didn't have as many answers as I hoped, instead, I have more questions.

Me too. Stephen King says it's Ryan's strongest album yet.

This song is the entire reason I started smoking pot.

The Foxtrot will always be my favorite (unless they top it!) but Being There is a close #2.

America! Fuck yeah!

I've never been able to get into this band. I guess I am a terrible Canadian! !

Sweet! This news pleases me.

Thanks! Yeah, I'm not too worried about timing, I'll have a drummer, bass player, and a lead guitarist with me. Which adds to my nervousness. But it should be good. I've been playing for ages but haven't ever done anything with it.

I have to shot this video, and it's going to be my first performance singing in front of anyone, that's nerve racking enough, never mind the fact that it will be video taped. Anyways, performing an original song would be too much at once, so I am opting to do a cover of Bonnie "Prince" Billy's "My Home Is The Sea". To my ears, these chords sound pretty good, but I was wondering if someone else could double check. It's a fairly basic song but I really don't want to be playing the wrong chord. If anyone could confirm that these are correct and save me some stress, that'd be fantastic. Thanks!

I had always heard that Glenn played 100% of the drums on the album but he did re-record some of Ken's parts, as Ken had played them, hence why Ken is mentioned in the liner notes.

Hmm does anyone recall if, in one of the recent episodes, Juliet said that Claire was the fist woman to have a baby on the island?

And the 20 minute Helter Skelter.

29 was December 19, 2005... Making it well over a year ago.

McCartney is Jesus, Buddha, and Muhammad all wrapped up in one as far as I'm concerned

What? It's been over a year since his last release. You crazy kids!

Josh Ritter - One More Mouth

Pavement - In The Mouth Of A Desert

Radiohead - The Gloaming (Softly Open Our Mouths In The Cold)

How about "guitar"?

First Norah Jones now Sheryl Crow??

This news pleases me.

I know he's trying to "help" the community or whatever but really, when it's someones second post, cut them a break. He's probably doing more damage to the community, scaring new people away.

I am very sick of opening a topic and seeing a certain poster coming up with multiple links of similar topics. I think Analogman needs to find his Analogwoman.

Not really a Beatles song - a John demo with added on stuff.

Sure it's a Beatles tune, it's got all four Beatles playing on it. It's released under the name "The Beatles". How can that not be a Beatles song yet songs like "Blackbird" or "Yesterday" or "Within You Without You" are??

Anyways, I had always heard that the third Anthology song was scraped because Harrison didn't like it?

Either way, I'm very excited.

I wonder what Juliet meant when she said "let's tell her" to Jack and Kate.

Ahh! This show is so good. I really think they're stuck in purgatory.

It's kind of obvious that those Burn to Shine guys are better friends with Jeff, Nels, and Glenn then Mike, John, and Pat, eh?