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Don't understand why people say John was unnecessary, if you listen to the records, there's usually a rhythm guitar strumming underneath the lead guitar.

That's all well and good but I feel, while we're educating American's about Trudeau we should point out that a lot of people in Western Canada didn't like him. I feel that he personified one of Canada's biggest problems... the east's ignorance of the west. Also I might be bitter because my brother and I went to school with some of his distant nephew's and they were little shit disturbers, har-har. Anyways, here's hoping a recording surfaces. I love Wilco as a quartet.

Of course, I have nothing but respect for you but... are you originally from out east or something??

Just when I was starting to like him

Is "My Heart Is Broken" the same song from JCN??

Wow, I was surprised to see John Edwards at #1 and that bitch Hillary above my man Barack. John Edwards 58% Denise Kucinich 50% Mike Gravel 46% Hillary Clinton 42% Barack Obama 40% Ron Paul 30% Rudy Giulliani 24% John McCain 24% John Cox 21% Alan Keyes 19% Mike Huckabee 17% Fred Thompson 15% Mitt Romney 15% Duncan Hunter 11% http://www.pricegrabber.com/survey/end/?id=9637

Finally saw this (there's a DVD rip of it on the internet........). I liked it a lot, but some of it has me a bit confused. Spoiler don't read on! Does the Richard Gere character at the end who finds the guitar, does that make him into Woody character or does he simply find his old guitar from when he was Woody? Oh and where was Kim Gordon??

I liked it a lot more then A History of Violence.

A lot of it, not all of, but a lot of the loud 'volume' has to do with getting a good signal to noise ratio. I'd take a good s/n any day, even if it meant my music was a bit louder.

I too wish to thank VC for introducing me to Andrew Bird, I have been listening to him non-stop for the past two months or so. The Fingerlings 3 version of Scythian Empire is one of the best things I've ever heard.

For a second there, I was actually glad I moved.

If you want to venture over to Adore, I really enjoyed "To Sheila" and "For Martha".

Vancouver!!!! Road trip time, I guess.

Is Lounge Axe that Sue owned the same Lounge Axe that was in the film "High Fidelity"?

I find it hard to believe that ANYONE in The Shins are violent.

And playing his pedal steel

Greetings from Canada!

In no order: The Foxtrot Kid A Mysterious Production of Eggs I'm Wide Awake Magnolia Electric Co The Creek Drank the Cradle Illinois Post War Let Me Go x3 Sea Change From A Basement on the Hill Show Me Your Tears

That sounds really good, I wish I could have gone. Here's hoping for a recording.

I recommend to go with Firewire 800. That way you can record just straight onto your external drive. You may want something larger then 120 gigs.

I wonder what Seth Cohen will think of this.

Except for those non-acoustic percussion instruments.

Ditto.

Agreed. I want one real bad. Also, MIDI = real sweet.