cgoodwin22

i agree. I have a habit of not giving newer albums a real chance after listening to it for the first time...i think it's because there's so much out there and it's so easy to get. But this album has really grown on me with multiple listens and quickly becoming one of my favorite albums of the year.

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Love it! It's a little more mellow than the other two albums...but still great. I'm going to see them tomorrow night!

um.........riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

not sure exactly what you mean here...you said 'i thought boxer was pretty good, but i didn't like it'...? either you like it or you don't. anyway, now playing: Yarn - Come On In

American Aquarium - Small Town Hymns

remember that song about that guy who was in that band that had those guy singers that played rock and roll music and it sounded really cool?

i'm hot/cold on ritter also...but i really like this one...it's definately more mellow than the last album.

agree! it's definately a fun pop album. it's the best 'power pop' album i've heard since weezer's first album & matthew sweet's 100%. it's hard not to like it. now playing:

wow...this album is so friggin' good.

Saw Gregory Alan Isakov last night. What an amazing show. Here's some video that i took: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEHHLxm9JYM&feature=player_embedded some photos i took from the show:

JBM - Not Even In July

Broken Social Scene - Forgiveness Rock Record

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U76Nde6rMTw&feature=related

Goton Project - Tango 3.0

just pick whatever you want...i'm gonna try to find stuff that isn't the 'norm' over here...i'll probably go to the 'back of the rack' to find some old stuff.

or...everybody can just trade with everybody....post a link to your mix up here...or a PM with the link.

I'm in as well! love these things.

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Thanks...DL'ing now. If you're interested in any other E.John i have the following: 10/1/71 (SBD) 12/22/73 (SBD) 5/07/77 (SBD) "Bottled and Brained" - The Rock of the Westies Demos Dick James Demos Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 The Madman Demos "Tumbleweed Connection" Demos