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Wilco should open for Wilco

I suppose, but that's the way it's been for me. I like the quieter life.

Yes, but it doesn't change the answer in the slightest.

He's especially fond of 2 and 5. I'll see what I can cook up, I know I have the Tweedy solo version of Hell is Chrome at the house, but I get home in two days.

Andrew Bird Beatles Clash Dylan, Bob Eric Clapton Flaming Lips George Harrison Howlin' Wolf Iron & Wine John Lennon Kanye West Loose Fur Marvin Gaye Neutral Milk Hotel Paul McCartney Queen Ringo Starr Simon and Garfunkel Talking Heads Uncle Tupelo Van Morrison Wilco X: I don't have X artists Young, Neil Z: ZZ Top? I don't have Z artists D, J, and R were particularly difficult.

Unmarried, but I've already decided that whoever I marry and I are going to first hoedown to: Bob Dylan - I Want You and then somberly dance to: The Beach Boys - God Only Knows and then kick it up again with: Wilco - I'm The Man Who Loves You and then deal with all the other father/mother dance stuff then start boogeying to: Marvin Gaye - What's Going On and etc. until we end with: Daniel Johnston - True Love Will Find You In The End

Since it is already bubbling up in other threads, it may be better to divert it here instead of in Who vs. Stones vs. Beatles vs. Bob Dylan vs. everyone else threads. My list: 1. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 2. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds 3. Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 4. Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited 5. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 6. The Beatles - Revolver 7. The Beatles - Rubber Soul 8. The Clash - London Calling 9. Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde 10. The Beatles - The Beatles 11. Miles Davis - Kind of Blue 12. The Beatles - Abbe

That's pretty much a moot point, the Beatles output even without the White Album is 1000000x better than both: Yellow Submarine (though not a real real Beatles album) Abbey Road Let It Be So what if it's two (or three if you count Submarine) albums? They're so much better in every way. @Lammy: But it was in more than just "I was inspired," at least in my opinion. It was "let's cop a blues dude's song." I have a great distaste for that kind of thing. If you're an artist, make your own damn song. @Chomp: I would disagree about Top 15 because Dylan has at least 3-4 of those spots: H6

I've always had a greater affinity towards the Who...the whole Stones taking from blues dudes always irked me.

2003.09.19-20 by far.

Devo is among Ohio's (and rock's) finest.

Oh.

Where can I get a copy of the full length? Subpop has the EP but not the LP...sad.

That girl is pretty foxy, not gonna lie. But still nowhere close to Jenna Fischer. Didn't see it so I can't comment on the SNL related tidbits.

I always thought he capo-ed 4/5 and played it with similar chord positions to Jesus, etc. I could be wrong.

Haha yup, that was hilarious.

:ninjatorch :ninjatorch :ninjatorch "Get him!"

Chickens descended from dinosaurs so it might be prudent to give him, say 50% of that claim.

The oldest thing in the house are probably my parents...and I'm half-serious. From what I know our house was made in the 70s... I think probably the oldest stuff-stuffs, though, are various little jewelry things or military things my grandparents have left behind.

Dude. Take a chillski.

i don't think there's a lot to explain about my avatar.

Wow, reading about everyone's stories is insane. I've never had panic attacks or the ilk before...I don't even think I've had a migraine once (I would hazard to say I have had one, but I don't ever remember having one). It makes me grateful, partially, but it makes me wonder how different I'd be if it happened to me. Of course, I feel like I'm in good company with people who are strong enough to be coping with such things.

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