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I don't get many things right the first time In fact, I am told that a lot Now I know all the wrong turns, the stumbles and falls Brought me here And where was I before the day That I first saw your lovely face? Now I see it everyday And I know That I am I am I am The luckiest What if Id been born fifty years before you In a house on a street where you lived? Maybe Id be outside as you passed on your bike Would I know? And in a white sea of eyes I see one pair that I recognize And I know That I am I am I am The luckiest I love you more than I have ever found a way to say to you

I don't have 20, but here are some of my favorites that stick out: Ben Folds Five- Ben Folds Five Vampire Weekend- Vampire Weekend Coldplay- Parachutes Arcade Fire- Funeral Margot and The Nuclear So and So's- The Dust of Retreat Phonograph- Phonograph The Shins- Oh, Inverted World Fleet Foxes- Ragged Wood

As a photojournalism student, this would be a dream job. I envy these guys so much. That picture of Jeff reaching out to the crowd is great.

The National

I am completely in love with The Dodos' new album, Visiter. Their last effort was tremendous as well. It is just a completely different sound compared to most things I hear. They are often tagged as "psych-folk-pop." Anyone else diggin The Dodos?

I have tried listening to Pet Sounds several times and I cannot get into it.

Andrew Bird Beatles Coldplay The Dodos The Elected Fleet Foxes Guster Hotel Lights Iron and Wine Jim O'Rourke The Kinks Loose Fur Margot and the Nuclear So and So's The National Oakley Hall Phonograph Radiohead Shins/Spoon T- nothing is standing out to me Uncle Tupelo Vampire Weekend Wilco X- nothin Yael Naim Zookeeper

This is really good stuff. Just started listening to the full length. I do hear the MMJ and Shins influences, but that's a good thing.

Via Pitchfork Perhaps we'll get another unreleased song (Let's Fight)? Or maybe just a track off SBS to keep promoting it...

The Dodos- Visiter One of the best I've heard so far this year.

It reminded me a lot of a more upbeat Theologians right away.

From their myspace: Spoon's Austin City Limits television performance will be airing again on PBS this Saturday, March 8th. ACL keeps bringing the good stuff.

it's me, on a street in Cincinnati after a Reds game.

I like, I like.

I disagree.

I'm getting pre show music, it seems.

Yeah, Girl Talk and Wilco are often hard to distinguish from one another.

Pitchfork Published my stuff!

The Ryman has to be the best play to see a show. Such a great venue.

thanks, glad you like em. Email sent.

I agree Walken was a good choice, but they should have also played You Are My Face or just went back and played something older. I'm The Man Who Loves You (even though I know a ton of people on this board are sick of it) would have been great with horns- that song would no doubt hook people who don't know Wilco. When The Shins were on, they played a new song, and then played New Slang from their first record. I think Wilco should have followed the new song-old song model.

Heck of a show. The opener, Colin Stetson, also played with Arcade Fire on sax and french horn. So, 6 players on stage. They played 2 shows at the 450 seat Opera House in Nelsonville, because the demand was so high. Pretty cool of them to do that. Each set was around 7 songs I think. I made it to the 2nd show, where they played David Bowie's Heroes, John Lennon's Gimme Some Truth, an old Sam Cook song, Rebellion (Lies), Wake Up, Neighborhood #2, and Antichrist Television Blues. It was a great show and they seemed more than happy to be there and everyone had a hell of a time. I'll post

The Obama cartoon was hilarious.

THE NUDIE SUIT!!!!!!!!