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Dudes what if one of this jet streams hit us?

Yep...and then...none.

You dudes forgot "I Just Threw Out the Love of My Dreams"

But I mean, their next album "Seven More Minutes".. not good... not good at all...

IMHO Seven More Minutes is a great record (probably the best to come out of the Weezer camp) as are all the records Matt has done (Weezer + The Rentals + solo) minus the new Rentals EP.

I really love the song "Long, Long, Long".... in my opinion it's probably one of the most underrated songs in the Beatles catalog. "Here Comes the Sun" is probably my all time favorite song, ever! "Blackbird" and "Day Tripper" are the songs that got me into The Beatles. "Tomorrow Never Knows" inspired me to get into the production side of music.

I've heard it a few times now, for the most part it's really good. However, I did find it a bit depressing, watching a songwriter slowly improve his craft, reach his peak, and then just fall apart.

On my mac, when I move a folder that's in my iTunes library, iTunes automatically knows and redirects itself.

Are you on a PC or Mac?

fwiw, the band records EVERY SINGLE show on audio and has for quite some time now

Do they have each track recorded individually or do they just have the Left-Right Bus from the mixing board recorded?

I also didn't download it but if it isn't "Here Comes The Sun" then it is not the best song of all time.

The New Pornographers - Myraid Harbour

Andrew Bird - Spare-Ohs

Magnolia Electric Co - Nashville Moon

Bright Eyes - Four Winds

Spoon - Black Like Me

Honourable mention:

Wilco - Impossible Germany

Bon Iver - Skinny Love

Iron & Wine - Flightless Bird, American Mouth

I had a 3/4th acoustic guitar when I was a kid (Fred Penner was my idol) and I loved it. I didn't know any chords but that didn't matter.

Sorry, I ain't got no waffles invites... yet!

What's up with the non-search function on Waffles today??? Having the free leach but not being able to search is breaking my heart.

The only one I wouldn't recommend is any of the Epiphone Les Paul's. Maybe it is because I love my Gibson LP so much, but the Epiphone ones that I have played seem really cheap to me. I have also heard complaints that they don't stay in tune. The action is really high on them and you can adjust it down a bit but you have to be careful doing it because you can get into some fret buzz.

I got an Epiphone Les Paul on my 16th birthday (I'm 20 now) and I still play it and I still love it, it's a great guitar. The action has always been really low and I know for a fact that the lazy bastards I bought it off of did not readjust it. There's not fret buzz at all. It plays great and sounds great. I've never had any tuning issues at all. Maybe I just got lucky? I don't know! But I'd recommend one.

The Beatles were only the best band till 68? Have you even heard Abbey Road?!

This list feels more like "the most popular band".

Only really ever liked that one song they did, maybe I'll give 'em another spin sometime.

Sometimes I wish I lived in Chicago.

I've only recently discovered him (thanks Via Chicago) but I've been listening to him pretty non-stop lately.

also, i think the bourne trilogy should be added. doesn't rank up there with the greats, but i can't think of a better trilogy in recent years--definitely beats pirates, spiderman, x-men, etc.

I don't care what you think, the X-Men movies are great.

I got half way through but it was too creepy for me.

I dig the name. This sounds much more promising then BOiNK. I'd like an invite too.

Every band ever.

Oh no!

I'd go with Winnipeg's finest, The Weakerthans.

That looks awesome. Not stoked about the "hopefully in late 08...early 09...." part though.

Sweet, I've done some mastering at school before, using plugins as well. I like it a lot.