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I really liked some of those songs on Rabbit Fur Coat but every time I think of Jenny Lewis I can't help but recall standing in line at the Wilco concert listening to the teenage girls behind me going "Oh my gawd that Jenny Lewis album was sooooooo good" "I sooooo know!!!!11 Her song Handle With Care was soooo good! The guy from Death Cab sings on it!!!!! Oh my gawd!!!". Not pleasant memories but I guess that's not Jenny's fault.
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I voted for my bro Romney.
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Welcome to the boards, new girl!!
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I think that's the funniest stuff I've seen from any of those shows since they came back from the strike.
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B.O. with 8. If you dudes don't elect him we'll take him
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
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The Oceanic Six... does that mean only six people got off? Jack, Hurley, Kate... hmm I wonder who else.
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1) Bellingham, WA
Okay, true, that's the only American city I've ever been too. If I ever get the courage to go deeper in America I'd like to go to Portland and maayyybeee Chicago.
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I voted for Obama but I guess I don't matter due to me being a Canadian
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There are a bunch of gems on the later Weezer records. I guess I don't see how songs like "O Girlfriend" and "Slave" are somehow worse than "Holiday", "The World Has Turned..." etc. The problem is that people want an immature, college-age spill-your-guts album from a guy pushing 40 who's into meditation. Pinkerton is such a great album partly because it's such an embarrassing listen.
Okay, first off, for the record, I was like... 14 when I bought The Green Album, before that I listened to whatever was popular of the day, Blink-182 and Linkin Park. I remember listening to The Green Album that summer and hearing O Girlfriend for the first time, a song that today I'd say has a pretty (but ultimately only mediocre) melody and being blown away ... it was like something clicked with me, that completely changed my musical direction. However, saying O Girlfriend is as good as Holiday or The World Has Turned is ludicrous. O Girlfriend seems as if Rivers found some notes that go well together and that "taking pills and mellowing out" bit and then stopped writing the song. It sits there, boring and lifeless. Fuck, even the lead guitar plays those same notes. Holiday though, hits you like a punch in the face... it's more then just one idea like O Girlfriend is. It's got that brilliant break down with the "we will write a postcard to our friends and family" with just the bass and the harmonies and then the drums build up... it's a great moment. The World Has Turned is the similar with the "do you believe" bit. O Girlfriend has nothing like that. However, compared to what I was listening to at the time, it was incredible. Different enough to make me notice but not too different to scare me off. I bet there's quiet a few people who first got exposed to good music from The Green Album. As for Slave, well, I listened to Maladroit a lot, and I can't even recall how it sounds.
Pinkerton is a great record cause it's honest. The Green Album/Maladroit/Make Believe are just records of a guy trying lazily to recapture his former glory.
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I couldn't pick just 10
1) The Beatles - Revolver
2) Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
3) Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
4) Elliott Smith - XO
5) Iron and Wine - The Creek Drank The Cradle
6) Andrew Bird - The Mysterious Production of Eggs
7) Neil Young - Harvest
8) The Beatles - The White Album
9) Beck - Sea Change
10) Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
11) Sloan - One Chord To Another
12) M. Ward - Post War
13) Songs: Ohia - Magnolia Electric Co
14) Uncle Tupelo - Anodyne
15) Traveling Wilburys - Volume I
16) Radiohead - Kid A
17) Wilco - Being There
18) Nick Drake - Pink Moon
19) Songs: Ohia - Didn't It Rain
20) George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
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Does this mean we'll have advertisements in the middle of albums?
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this'll sound great through my shitty tv speakers! thank god for dvd
What Neil Young is doing is noble but this is the sad reality for most of his listeners.
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It's a deep and complicated beef. I think part of it might have to do with the fact that everyone gives the Canucks, who've been in the league since 1970, shit for not winning the cup yet (however the Vancouver Millionaires and the Victoria Cougars both won the cup) yet the Leafs haven't won a cup since 67 and have never won their conference. But it's most likely due to the feelings most people from Vancouver have for Toronto.
I've heard a lot of Toronto fans call the Leafs "Canada's team" which is crazy talk.
But don't worry, I have nothing but love for my eastern brothers.
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At least Hab fans have something to be proud of. Well, that's the way I see it.
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If airfare and the tickets are included, I'll do it!
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Words cannot express how much Leaf fans annoy me.
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You mean you don't want to send Kesler, Edler and a 1st to TO for Sundin?
I hope that was sarcastic!!! I like Kesler when he's playing good, but he seems to be streaky... I'd trade him but not Edler. Edler's the best defense we got I reckon. Anyways, I had heard it was going to be Kesler and Morrison... which I am still opposed to. Either way, it's foolish to take think Toronto's problems will fix ours. Maybe we'd get more scoring if AV stopped doing things like benching Linden and then letting players like Isbister, Cowan, and Ritchie play. Then when he does let Linden play he's stuck with those two-bit players.
Who is going to watch the All Star game this weekend? My interest has wained since Bobby Lou announced he won't be there. Still don't get why they picked Hank but left Danny at home... sent Naslund or something.
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If this means we're possibly another step closer to making pot belly pig sized elephants, then yes, I'm all for it.
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There's been talk here about a trade for Mats Sundin. No thanks.
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Yuck that's gross. So the next time you have a bath in there, it's like having a bath in a toilet.
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Jeff's migraines, I reckon.
Can music change the world?
in Someone Else's Song
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What about The Beatles? Didn't their music change the world? Remember, Beatlemania was a world wide thing, not just in America. I think it had a huge effect on the youth and in turn shaped them as adults.