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But Dylan is more talented/influential. Just ask Neil.

I think he's only more inlfuential because he's a kook. He has a lot of interesting/weird stories about him so people are like "OMG BOBBY DYLZ IS SOO CRAZY" (Not saying it's bad or nuffin but it gets him way more exposure and makes him more well known) But Neil Young is more of a normal guy whose incredibly creative and talented. Neil's just music is so much more interesting than Dylan's. He sets the mood of songs so much better than Bobby imo. Plus I hate how Dylan has the word "said" in so many songs so many times. Ya know the "He said, she said, they said, etc."

Information should have been shorter. I would have liked it more if they added a few of the regular album songs as b-sides to the bonus disk or something.

I voted Ray Davies.

I still think Neil Young is better all around than Bob Dylan.

Dylan has like 30 songs that are way better than any Tweedy songs imo. BUT Dylan also has like 400 songs that are just terrible where as Tweedy doesn't have any terrible songs if you ask me.

I really like young team and that remix album. I got super bored of in rock, and the last two. ten rapid and come on die young were pretty good though.

I was going to travel up there to see this till I found out they are playing here (salt lake) in August, I'm really pissed I didn't go now.

yeah I listen to the dvd audio way more than I ever watch the dvds. I watched the sbs dvd once, and the akron/family dvd once. but I've listened to the audio from both a whole bunch of times. I've still never watched that greendale dvd, or the masey hall one. but I bought the dvd pack of both. Oh and I got the bonnie prince billy dvd audio thing for the letting go cuz I thought it was a cd/dvd combo, but it wasn't. I've never watched that.

this is joyous news!

don't forget to update us on what you choose.

K so far I've got

Bonnie Prince Billy - Goodbye, Dear Old Stepstone

Leonard Cohen - Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye

Loose Fur - You Were Wrong

Simon Joyner - Goodbye, Farewell, So Long, Goodbye

Plus pretty much every song you guys have mentioned.

What are some good songs about going away?

Tom Courtenay

Autumn Sweater

Big Day Coming (Fast)

From A Motel 6

Upside Down

Bad timing is pretty amazing. I like it more than most of Fahey's records, which is saying a lot. I think it's because the productions a lot better maybe.

Love Love Love/Love Love Love (Reprise) - Akron Family's Love Is SImple

Tonights the Night Parts 1 and 2 - Neil Young's Tonights the Night

Contrast and Compare then a different hidden version of it at the end of Bright Eyes' Letting of the Happiness

2 Lakes, 2 Mountains, 2 Moons on Mount Eerie's No Flashlight.

Eureka is way better I think, just not as present. I love those two records so much.

prolly similiar to the band i saw at the 400 Bar in Mpls in December i'm guessing

yeah same guys. They played two shows in Mexico city recently too.

here's the link.

http://www.mergerecords.com/band.php?news=...amp;band_id=144

I didn't like My Life in the Bush of Ghosts very much.

No. I bet ground zero of a nuclear bomb sounds like Nico.

I hate nico.

My Bloody Valentine

Jesus and Mary Chain

Velvet Underground

I hate pretty much all the music that comes out of here (salt lake). Band of Annuals have a couple good songs. I think they're known nationwide. Their album is on what.cd. BTW.

Tolchock Trio is pretty cool kind of a Sonic Youth and Pixies-ish feel.

www.myspace.com/tolchocktrio

I like electric feel. good bass line. I haven't actually made it through the whole record at one time though. I mean I've heard all the songs but I can't listen to them for 40 minutes straight or however long it is.

I've some rare Jim O'Rourke LPs. like He Who Laughs (which is noted 001/500) So I'm guessing that means it was the first one of the limited batch of 500.

the saddlesore 7" on texas revolution, not the drag city re-issue.

probably some other stuff too I'd have to check.

secret of the sea was heard at Quizno's in Park City, UT by me the other day.

ah yeah I forgot to write that in.

[A]He had a [C]black eye,

he was [F]proud of,

like some of his [C]friends,

[D]it made him feel,

somewhere [C]outside,

of [G]everything [Em]and everywhere,

he'd [C]been.

[A]Like his [C]brothers,

he [F]emptied himself,

and played it [C]safe,

like their [D]father,

he wanted to [C]remember,

but he [G]almost always [Em]forgot,

what he was gonna [C]say.

[D]Black [C]Eye /[G]* * [Em]* */

Black [C]Eye

[A]When he'd [C]realized,

that [F]this one was here to [C]stay,

he [D]took down all the [A]mirrors in the [C]hallway,

and [G]thought only [Em]of his younger [C]face.

[A]Black [C]Eye /[G]* * [Em]* */

Black [C]Eye