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broken west - i can't go on i'll go on finally got around to listening to this. quite good.

richard buckner - meadow still undecided if i want to see him tomorrow night.

you're ashamed of arcade fire? i'd be more ashamed about bryan adams.

indie snobs go to hell. just enjoy music.

i thought both were good performances

i'm possibly seeing him in st paul wednesday. if there's no band, doubt i'll stick around long.

elliott smith - figure 8

you go to hell!!!!111!!!!

where are you tonight is very good. the only song i do not like is new pony. i'm also a huge slow train fan. and, in the last 5 years, have become a fan of saved

working man blues #2 is fantastic.

re: steve, he does need a semi comeback. while there are a few good/great songs on the last two albums, overall i don't like htem. i love most of jeruselam live though. he needs to write a love/break up album. i feel alright & transcendental blues are so great.

'you're still standing there' from i feel alright. great song & one of my fave albums ever. in fact, i'm going to quit listening to west & listen to that.

lots of old 80's videos on youtube motley crue poison bon jovi i have serious problems.

luckily i got beyond that.

righteously was the reason i couldn't get into lucinda for quite some time. that song is awful.

margot & the nuclear so & so's

mark lanegan - bubblegum

matt mays - s/t

yay! new desktop wallpaper

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iPod on shuffle. two songs ago ryan & elton singing mona lisa & mad hatters popped up. beautiful.

broken family band - balls

afghan whigs - gentlemen that glasgow record was giving me a frickin' headache.

it's ok. not really my style at all though.

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