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I know there's a 4 CD version, which is wonderful... but I've never heard of a 4 DVD! Since DVDs can hold a lot more then CDs, it makes me wonder if they even had enough content from that night to make up 4 DVDs, I doubt it.

Oh man, you have no idea. I have a friend who is probably the best bass player I've met, who wears toe socks and plays keyboards with his toes at the same time as his bass playing (while singing). He writes songs such as "Puppy Parade" and "Attractive Cousin" that everyone loves.

The self titled record, I think, requires some patience but once you listen to it enough, well, I know in my case, I really see it as a sister record to YHF.

He plays guitar on at least one of the Wilco Book songs.

Happy Birthday to my favorite fellow Canadian.

Weird that this topic appeared again, as I was spinning Born Again in the USA for the first time in a year this weekend. I forgot how much I love it. I'm not a SBS hater but I think Born Again is superior in every way. All the songs are solid, and I agree that Wanted is probably the best song from it, the killer lead guitar in the end gets me every time. I don't understand why so many people dislike Jim's songs, I think they're some of his best since Insignificance. I can't say if I like one of the albums more then the other, but I will say this. I think Chinese Apple is one of the best thing

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Very few people can tell the difference from 256 and CD quality, anyone who says they can is likely lying.

Yeah, the tombstone was created by Jin's family, probably before Sun even returned. As we know from Jack's testimony, the world believes that only 8 people survived that crash, and Jin probably wasn't one of those, either because he stayed or actually died.

What?!?!!?!??! That episode was great. Probably my second favorite, behind the Desmond one. Michael's return, Jin's death, Sun's baby being born...!!! Much better then last week, at least it moved the overall plot forward. I don't know when these aired, I've never seen them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWmmYa2CbeI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2ZVwzpoGKU Edit: Wait, wait, we all assumed that Jin and Sun both got off the island, but since Jin obviously doesn't get off that means there's one other Oceanic 6.

Nebraska was on a 4 track cassette recorder. My favorites include The Creek Drank The Cradle and early Elliott Smith recordings of course, as well as Jason Molina - Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go Songs: Ohia - The Ghost

How bout Songs From The Black Hole???

Very.

Here's some I like, in no order Wilco - Being There Weezer - Pinkerton Sloan - Twice Removed Iron & Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain The Rentals - Seven More Minutes Bob Dylan - The Free Wheelin' Bob Dylan Uncle Tupelo - Still Feel Gone Elliott Smith - Elliott Smith

#19 is my favorite.

Yes because no one other then Americans helped develop that style of music...

huh??

The Autumn Defense would be cool... as would Blue Mountain. M. Ward!

Hmmm! Well, she's getting married in the outdoors I do believe, so I don't got no worries about that. She hasn't asked me but we talked about it briefly a few months ago before she got engaged. I figured I'd find out how easy it is to become ordained and then offer my services, and then get ordained. But uh, to be honest, the more I think about it, the less totally awesome this idea seems.

I have a book of photos of my ancestors, including someone (don't know exactly who it is) with a piano and a guitar... LIKE ME! Also we have a HUGE old dictionary that was my maternal grandfathers. The only thing we have by him... so of course, it's used as a stand for my parents TV.

Andrew Bird Beatles CSNY Decemberists Elliott Smith Frank Black and the Catholics George Harrison H... ummm... Harrison, George Iron and Wine Jason Molina Kanye West Led Zeppelin Magnolia Electric Co Neil Young Okkervil River Pavement Queens of the Stone Age Radiohead Songs: Ohia (J.M. got the hattrick) Traveling Wilburys Uncle Tupelo Vashti Bunyan (it was either her or the Vines.....) Wilco! X... ummm??? Y... ummm??? Young, Neil!!! Yeah he's on twice. Z... ummm... Zwan?

No promises!!!!

So my cousin is getting married!! Sweet beans, I know. She's not really religious so I was thinking, hey, why don't I perform the wedding! So I've been looking into getting ordained online, and have found http://www.universalministries.com. Is this a bad idea? Does anyone have any experiences with things like this? Is this a terrible idea?? I figured I'd ask you guys cause most of you are generally older and/or wiser!

Hate to be one of those guys but ummmmmm... http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=34170

Yeah I mean when you hear the whispers and then one of the Others shows up. Unless I am forgetting something.