mjpuczko

um, i don't really 'get' mangum whatsoever.

do the fuckers at pitchfork have any sense of humour? my god

ryan adams tweedy frank black greg graffin ted leo westy elliott smith m ward steve earle

this is hilarious.

the 70's does have my favorite dylan period. so it's got that going for it.

i wish i had paid more attention to frank black when he went solo. i remember hearing los angeles on beavis & butthead & really like it. pistolero might be in my top 10 fave albums ever.

haven't heard much about that. check out pistolero. such a great album. his last two are more country-fied but still great.

i think frank's solo work is severely underrated. he's still releasing great music.

in my mind, frank's the best i've ever heard. yay! i'm a frat boy & i didn't know it.

frank is probably the best melodic songwriter i've ever heard (well, besides the beatles). i've been listening to nirvana since 92 & i just started listening to black/pixies like 4 years ago. same with the mats/westerberg. most of nirvana's music bores me now. hell, i listen to the foo fighters way more than nirvana.

i like nirvana quite a bit but to say kurt writes better melodies than westerberg is a bit ridiculous. anyway, neither of htem hold a candle to frank black.

wow when i think of nirvana, one of hte last things i think of is their melody. westerberg was great at that.

sexxyback is a great song.

steve earle - the hard way billy austin

marah - if you didn't laugh...

that soundtrack is damn good.

definitely the pixies & from the little melvins i've heard some of them.

i hear little to no mats in nirvana.

weird al - straight outta lynwood

open season soundtrack. this is damn good

awesome, a 90210 reference followed by a party of five reference. that rules

ray lamontagne - till the sun turns black giving this another chance

thanks, now i will get nothing done. ever

purple is a damn fine record. i need to dig that out.

gonna check this out in a bit. i had never heard of this other band.