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"Blood on the Slacks" With a title like that, it can only amount to absolute musical genius.

I had The Cure comic. I sold it at my yard sale last summer.

I fell in love with her watching this. She puts just enough of herself into it. I found an old print of The Gleaners painting at a thrift shop and had to buy it & I always get the warm fuzzies when I see heart-shaped potatoes now. I did see the follow-up as a bonus feature and I recall some kind of rap video(?). It is incredibly good! I've not done all the Kurosawa studying that I feel I need to do in order to determine a personal favorite yet.

Some of my fave netflixes of last year... Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip= bestest comedy ever Seven Samurai= classic samurai Ikiru= classic non-samurai by akira kurosawa The Gleaners and I= all around excellent film by the "grandmother" of the french new wave Word Wars= very good doc on group of scrabble tournament players...really enjoyable if you dig scrabble

The cheapest guitars money can buy (almost). We got the little one for our two-year old this Christmas. We don't actually play (yet...we're working on it) but when my fella and I booze it up late at night, we jam like folk-rock stars! Tons 'o' fun!

What exactly did these things look like, I'm wondering? Also, ATHF is a funny show...juvenile, but funny!

I just thank the stars above every night (or every month or so) that Dead Kennedys "Holiday in Cambodia" wasn't used in Levis ads.

I say "ko-shay" but I have no idea what I'm talking about. I also say Pat is "shawn-a-son." I'm likely wrong about it all.

Next time the Gun picture disc or red vinyl comes up on eBay...don't bid on it. It's miiinee! I wanna it!

Must add: Nora and Billy sittin' in a tree... Her eyes go all sparkly when she's hanging with him! But I've seen her around on other stuff and she seems like a pretty good lady.

Swoooon...such excellence in those songs. Ditto the votes for Marvin and Rev. Al. My Al votes go to Love & Happiness for pure grooviness and Simply Beautiful (his old version, not the newer duet thing)(also, played into the headphones) for arouseability. I'll have to think long and hard before I post something to claim as my top pick!

I love this video (commented on it and everything!). YouTube is super.

A little nature thing I've been rolling around in my head... Hwy 65 N. October 2006 Lofty skeleton bodies, once spring green, have stripped on rolling hills whose backs rise together like miles of conjoined twins into short ranges. Great silent mounds, awash in a sea of whiskey and wine leaves.

Elizabeth Mitchell has some nice music for younger children...pretty music. My daughter & I got a lot of living-room-slow-dancing before bed miles out of Bob Marley and Al Green when she was very young.

Strontium-90 Removed from milk As curious an entity As bullshit writ on silk Cancer's airborne now Do you hear the sound? I was hanging out the washing, man As the rain come falling down Now the grass lies snakes Has crowds of iodine and fire On Jezebel's luminescence I swear you are my heart's desire Bomb proof the embassy Give infanticide a cemetary You looked so good on the late night news With your curtain and your deed Yeah, I love you like a violin I'll hunt you like an amputee But I ain't gonna lose my skin I would love to see you again, again I... I would love to see you agai

AKA... I listen to NPR. Me too.

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Good call!

Ditto. I have to make great efforts to not throw up when I'm exposed to the black eyed peas or fergie.. It's just repulsive how hard this woman is pushed as some kind of talented artist when she's just some ex-girl group broad in a micro-mini skirt. I loathe, loathe, loather that music...especially when I see very young girls emulating her "my humps..my humps" crap.

My first thought: Initiate time machine activation. Set date...May 15 2007.

elephant micah -and the hindu windmills (is the album...if i recall correctly, it's an advance thing) (if you're oinking)

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How much of the Greg Kot book is accurate? As in, under what circumstances did it come about that the fella would write about Wilco? I did enjoy reading it but I also felt a little silly during some of it (the whole "I've only got a problem with one person in this room..." Jay points to Jeff.) It kind of took me back to my girlhood and reading things like "Jonathon Brandis: The Unauthorized Autobiography" . I'm not dogging the book. Like I said, I did enjoy it. It gave me a good perspective on the chronology of the band and the development of Jeff's songwriting etc. I guess what I'm looking f

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Happy, happy birthday!!