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I love SBS, but I have no idea what this means.

How about Wishing Well - Terrance Trent D'Arby

I see some spots where you (apparently on purpose) synced the audio up well to the video. A couple of cymbal crashes?? Many others? Nicely done.

Wishing Well - Bob Mould

I'm a bit frightened now.

Lots happened in your absence.

Someone w/ photoshop skills needs to put Samuel L. Jackson in an orange parka.

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You posted in the thread; ergo, you signed the petition. Read the 1st post. Thanks for helping our cause I'm told prisons are quite cozy today. He'll have wifi.

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It is pretty funny.

I thought the inspiration for the song would have been how he perceives he is viewed by some of his fans.

Empty threat.

Reading Bob Mould's autobiography reminds me how much REM did to champion the cause of bands much further underground than them. I appreciate that maybe as much as their own music.

Nels, Glen, Bob Mould, Mike Watt

I just did a bit of searching and came up empty. Are we still under threat over here or what?

No Beatles = No Husker Du. Bob Mould cut his teeth on 60s pop. The melodies that Husker Du brought to punk were 60s pop (i.e. Beatles) style melodies. I don't think anyone is being sensitive about the Beatles but just confused how someone can listen to so much Beatles inspired music and yet claim the Beatles are drivel.

John Irving at his best is darn good. WATG is a phenomenal story. I recently started the Bob Mould autobiography. Coming on the heals of the Keith Richards one, I'm finding this one harder to get into even though Bob's music has been a MUCH bigger part of my life than the Stones. Just starting to get into the early Husker Du days, so maybe it'll get better.

GnR belongs in. Their influence and lasting power of Appetite necessitates it. The underground scene of the 80s is incredibly important, and much better. But it's the Hall of Fame. Paul Westerberg > Axl Rose by a factor of infinity, but I bet some who choose who go in don't even know who the guy is.

I'm pretty sure he was referring to W(TA). By far their worst (cover, maybe LP), IMO. I really like all the other covers including AM.

Well, except for Handshake Drugs, which did see the light before AGIB. Interesting since I think it's the closest sonically to TWL.

The Vikings are really pissing me off.