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Chuck Klosterman Repeats The Beatles Hilarious.

DRA has uploaded some demos here:

I find it hard to think about. I still cannot watch images from that day. Time has not healed my wounds yet, I guess.

Why is the best song on W(TA) not properly chorded out here in L&T? I googled the Usual Suspects and it seems it is not anywhere on the internets. So I thought I would get the discussion started. Here is my meager attempt at it. Couple of notes: 1. I gave alternate Eb chord positions. 11th fret is fine for the Jazzmaster, but for a non-cutaway J-45 it can be a little tough (the 11th fret version is correct, although JT seems to jump around a little). 2. I am not sure about the 2nd "I'm not going too far" F chord. 3. I am really not sure about the breaks (didnt bother to show). Help is

I know its not free, but XM/Sirus has many great stations. Their indie rock station "Sirus XM U" has all the things you mentioned. Love Josiah.

This is my local paper. He printed an apology / regret article today.

I heard "Summerteeth" at the Starbucks in Carlsbad, California today.

Iron & Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake Its Morning Avett Brothers - Emotionalism Gillian Welch - Soul Journey Whiskeytown - Strangers Almanac Reel Big Fish - Turn That Radio Off Sublime - 40 oz to Freedom Violent Femmes - s/t Robert Plant - Manic Nirvana Paul Simon - One Trick Pony Pink Floyd - Meddle Led Zeppelin - Presence Bob Dylan - Desire

Anyone see this?

Great: Solitaire, BBN, Unlikely Japan Good: Wilco (The Song), You & I Meh: Deeper Down, One Wing, Sonny Feeling, I'll Fight, Jolly Banker Bland: Country Disappeared, Everlasting Everything, Dark Neon, You Never Know Better than AM, worse than SBS.

A slightly different take from ultimate-guitar.com

Beach Boys - Smile (Mok Version) The Beach Boys - Rehearsals 1967

Funny, I just bought patio furniture this past weekend.

She used to be "meh" when it comes to Wilco. She would often complain about the "noise". Then we saw them live (Pomona show) and now she has become a huge fan. Totally won over by their live show. Now she has Wilco on repeat on her iPod. Go figure...

I saw this at an impressionable age and it scarred me for life, I think.

I am in agreement with the original post. Seriously, WTF?

Silversun Pickups - Panic Switch MTV Unplugged I can't the chorus of this song outta my head.

Ha! I struggled with this, as well. But I overcame them in this fashion: 1) Fuck it. It is better than blowing my discretionary income on booze, drugs, beanie babies, Yankee paraphernalia, Honda Accord accessories, Ed Hardy T-shirts, ... etc. 2) Yes, the difference is huge. Unarguable [although I feel there is a steep curve in the beginning with diminishing returns above, say, 4k] 3) see Item #1

Oh, yeah. Who is with me?

a classic LP cover, no? Here is my morning playlist so far:

The one I listened to the most. Second most spins for me. White Album is third...

I am wondering if all this hoopla is worth it. I was a huge Beatles fan. I guess everyone goes through that discovery phase. But now I am bored to tears with those records. I have heard them way too many times now. Will the pre-1987 Stereo mix make a difference in the grand scheme of things? Will those little audible nuances be worth the cash? I have all the Purple Chick collection and when i listened I thought, "yeah... a little differnt". Then never listened again. Will these remasters be the same? Is this really just one last gasp for boomers to re-hash their greatest (and most stal

+1 But are you sure its the Texan? I always assumed it wa the Casino.

I am luke-warm on the list. Gotta somehwhat agree with the disconerd/hip-hop/hate-rock arguement dispensed by El Duderino. Maps is a riduculously great song and deserves to be there. Chokes me up everytime.

This is one of the funniest things Ive seen in a while.