Papillon Parade

I third this.

I don't find George Clooney attractive.

My commute is 2,280 miles one way. I live in Nova Scotia and work in Alberta. I fly home every 20 days.

Ladies, the line starts behind me!

Ok, so who believes that Elliot would have been as good an artist had he not been plagued by personal demons? Do tortured souls create better music?

Well, well, well, if it isn't Renee Zellweger. Welcome!

Unfortunately, yes. Yale #$%@ Nut If you want to be an artist, grab a paintbrush...just a thought.

These Stones Will Shout has been on constant rotation for me. The part where he's nearly screaming the lyrics: "Speak to me and don't speak softly Talk to me and let me know Grab hold of my shoulder and tell me Grab hold and do not let go" LOVE it.

Really? Elliot was the first person I thought of when I heard This Place Is Killing Me. That may be because I've only listened to a few songs so far though. I'm doing an album listen from begining to end this week...we'll see if I feel the same on the comparison front after that.

I found a really good mixed tape in the woods once when I was 16. It had some 10,000 Maniacs on it.

There's nothing sexier than a man and his guitar.

I have never listened to Pet Sounds in its entirety.

Or just another talented musician? Listen, then discuss. This Place Is Killing Me TBR&R

Well come oooooooon over, we'll barbecue. You'd love our dining room, we have one of The White Stripes 10th anniversary posters framed on the wall.

Yeah, Big Hard Son is just Eddie..my mistake

Here are some more from the weekend: Diablo Rojo - Rodrigo Y Gabriela Second Chance - Liam Finn Sealion - Feist These Stones Will Shout - The Raconteurs This Place Is Killing Me - Liam Finn Molly's Hangover - Kings of Leon (B-Side) Start A War - The National To The Dogs or Whoever - Josh Ritter Strangers - The Kinks Wait For Love (You Know You Will) - Josh Ritter All You Ever Wanted - The Black Keys The Underdog - Spoon TBR&R

I am really digging All You Ever Wanted.

During 2007 Dutch tv/documentary maker David Kleijwegt filmed the legendary cool trio Low. For almost a month the film crew followed core-members, Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker, in their natural habitat: on tour, at home in Duluth, Minnesota, in their church community and as parents. "You May Need A Murderer" is a portrait of a band set against the scenery of modern day America, a country that according to Low rapidly equals a third world country. In almost fifteen years Low became an institution in the independent and alternative scene. Famous for their quietness, beautiful slow songs, fascin

Common sense and attitude.

...you take the long way home so you can finish listening to a Wilco song so you won't feel guilty for turning it off before it's finished. ...your boyfriend fears you might leave him...for Jeff Tweedy.

I can't believe it. He's playing in my hometown on May 20th. First The White Stripes, now LC. Too bad I'll be out of the province working

Ahhh, The Kinks. If I ever get married I want Strangers to be our first dance song.

Russell Brand! You can listen to them right from his website. I find him hilarious...although I love everything British. Except mushy peas, blech.

# 75 - Moving to Canada Note: Canadian white people threaten to move to Europe. Note: Europeans are unable to threaten to move anywhere. LOL...I love it!

Great. Check out Weighty Ghost on iTunes, great tune. Matt Mays is a great guy, lives in NYC now though.