radiokills

I Can Feel The Heart Beating As One is one of my favorite albums. i think its their best release. their latest, i am not afraid of you is very strong too.

i originally bought a large, but it looked small, so i upgraded.

i like wilco. and caliber66

no, you're right. i don't like anything. i detest this show. i just made that post to try to expose how conceptually incoherent it is.

is there some sort of undercurrent here im not detecting?

annoyance shouldn't provoke vicious HATE-POSTS

the desmond episode was really great. but once i really thought of it, if hes only going back in time in his consciousness, how can he actually do..stuff? i guess thats why its called lost

seriously, are you that offended by my trite, essentially meaningless remarks?

hey! i think i saw boy in static at lizard lounge. could be wrong though

really? im sorry, are you hurt on the inside?

aggressive would have been "jeffs a fucking pussy, and he cant even write" i typed my initial reaction, thats all, now drop it.

That is true, and I probably shouldn't make such a habit of it. However, ultimately, the reason I visit these boards is to express my opinion. And although my posts can be exasperating and irrational, they are never attacks against the other posters in certain threads, but the majority of the time people take it personally. I've also found that for the most part, if I pose a differing viewpoint it's immediately labeled as wrong just because its different. I may believe in A. You may believe in B. That doesn't make one or the other wrong, it just makes them different. And my godd i soun

I initially started listening to just Daydream Nation, but I felt I didn't really know the band - so I basically listened to their discography, in order. Like Wilco, I think its incredible to listen to how they developed throughout the years. Confusion Is Sex, Evol, and Sister are my favorite Sonic Youth records, followed closely by Daydream Nation and Murray Street. Sonic Nurse is up there as well. However, I'm not a big fan of their post-Daydream - pre-Murray stuff, like Dirty, Goo, etc. I am a fan of noise-rock, so this is understandable, as those albums were more straight edge rock a

its those subtle, underhanded remarks that really get to me

A. Touche. B. Fair enough, I should not have used the terminology "literary criticism." At the very least, I was expressing my opinion regarding the style in which the piece was written. Expecting something better written from Jeff isn't a crime. It also doesn't mean I think the story has no value; It was just my initial reaction to the writing.

i was more asking about the content of the wikipedia entry, as in the validity of it. ive had brownies many times and im a fairly regular smoker, i dont see how its possible to have a bad experience with pot. besides having a coughing fit or something along those lines.

ive been meaning to post this for some time. if someone can explain this it would be great. i feel like such an idiot posting it even if it is true, is it even possible to have a bad experience with a brownie?

A. Style critique. B. Just because a piece of writing has emotional value, its immune to any sort of literary criticism? If I write a sentimental essay that is completely devoid of literary merit, is it not still subject to compositional analysis? [quote name='Đ

this is exactly what is happening to me right now. its fucking rad.

i mean, jeff is such a talented, fluent songwriter, i was expecting a significantly better written article. thats all.

return of my thread i want to go to bonaroo oh so badly

hmm nothingsevergonnastandinmypants (again) > misunderpants

i was expecting a much more articulate and flowing article than that.

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