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"lost" Lost Cause - Beck I'm Lost Without You - Blink-182 Lost - The Cure Lost Souls - Doves Let's Get Lost - Elliott Smith Lost Without Each Other - Hanson (yes, that Hanson) Lost Ones - Lauryn Hill Lost Time - Maria Taylor Lost - Pat McGee Band Love's Lost Guarantee - Rogue Wave She's Lost Total Control - Ryan Adams Nearly Lost You - Screaming Trees They Got Lost - They Might Be Giants Lost Children - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Gone"

So I believe there are two open now... "honey" Honey Don't - The Beatles A Taste of Honey - The Beatles Wild Honey Pie - The Beatles Honey Pie - The Beatles Milk & Honey - Beck The Honeymoon Song - Everclear Honey Do - John Fogerty Honeysuckle - Quitter UK Honey Bee - Tom Petty Wild Honey - U2 and... "find" If You Find Yourself Caught in Love - Belle & Sebastian I'm Gonna Find Another You - John Mayer I Find It Hard to Say (Rebel) - Lauryn Hill I Gotta Find Peace of Mind - Lauryn Hill Find the River - REM Twist and Find Her - Slackjaw To Find a Friend - Tom Petty I'm Finding

"grand" The Grand Pecking Order - Oysterhead Granddaddy - Patterson Hood "phone"

"last" Plastic Flowers on the Highway - Drive-By Truckers Plastic Flowers on the Highway - Patterson Hood Last Boat to America - David Gray The Last Stop - DMB The Last Polka - Ben Folds Five The Last Time - The Rolling Stones P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night) - George Harrison Last Christmas - Jimmy Eat World Having a Blast - Green Day Won't Last Long - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Last Girl on Earth - PUSA At Last - Neko Case The Last Hour - Elliott Smith Built to Last - Tom Petty Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers The Drinks We Drank Last Night - Azure Ray T

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"dream" (I had about 100, so I narrowed this list down) Dream On - Aerosmith Judy And The Dream Of Horses - Belle & Sebastian You Made Me Forget My Dreams - Belle & Sebastian A Space Boy Dream - Belle & Sebastian Dirty Dream Number Two - Belle & Sebastian I Could Be Dreaming - Belle & Sebastian Dreaming - Blondie Coat Check Dream Song - Bright Eyes Made-Up Dreams - Built To Spill Another Horsedreamer's Blues - Counting Crows St. Robinson In His Cadillac Dreams - Counting Crows Dorothy Dreams of Tornados - Cursive Godspeed (Sweet Dreams) - Dixie Chicks If I Can Dr

"Storm" "Shelter from the Storm" - Bob Dylan "Riders on the Storm" - The Doors "Storm Coming" - Gnarls Barkley "In From the Storm" - Jimi Hendrix "Thunderstorm" - Matthew Sweet "Storm in a Teacup" - RHCP "Break In-City (Storm the Gate)" - Tenacious D "Electrical Storm" - U2 "Pass"

Money Talks - AC/DC Something to Talk About - Badly Drawn Boy Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulders) - Beach Boys She Talks to Angels - Black Crowes When the President Talks to God - Bright Eyes George Jones Talkin' Cellphone Blues - Drive-By Truckers/Patterson Hood Talking to Mary - Elliott Smith Double Talkin' Jive - Guns N' Roses Talk - Keb' Mo' Talkin Shit About a Pretty Sunset - Modest Mouse Talk Tonight - Oasis Talk - Phish Keep Talking - Pink Floyd Talk About - Slackjaw You Talk Way Too Much - The Strokes Talkin' Bout A Revolution - Tracy Chapman "Father"

I wasn't really paying attention (I hate Blake and can't stand Tim McGraw), but when he got to the chorus I started paying attention. I love Ryan Adam's (original) version of this song. I had no idea Tim McGraw covered it. I also thought it was terrible that Ryan got no mention either the night of the performance or on the results show.

Yeah, I might have cared seven or eight years ago. I'll still check it out, though.

"ocean" Across the Ocean - Azure Ray River, Sea, Ocean - Badly Drawn Boy The Ocean - Dar Williams Walk On the Ocean - Glen Phillips Ocean Breathes Salty - Modest Mouse Oceans - Pearl Jam Porcelina of the Vast Oceans - Smashing Pumpkins "ashes"

I completely agree. Wolf Trap is a great place to see an outdoor show. I've only been to Merriweather once and I was less than impressed.

There was at least one other post on his myspace account that has since been erased that made it sound like it wasn't his choice. Something about how he would change it if he could, but he can't. That combined with the picture he had up for about 48 hours (the one of him looking at the camera, smoking the cigarette, holding up the advert for the new album, and flicking off the camera) made it look like he wasn't amicable on his side. But then he took out that post, put up a new picture, put up a new post where he talked about being excited about what the future holds. It definitely changed the

Why the hostility towards Jason? So his stuff on ABAAC wasn't his best--it wasn't for anyone in the band. He wrote some great songs for DD and TDS.

Somehow I missed that. I just read it over on ninebullets. From what Jason posted on his myspace page it definitely looks like leaving DBT wasn't amicable on his end. That's too bad.

As much as it doesn't surprise me, it still really sucks. I'm going to miss hearing Jason's songs at DBT shows. "Decoration Day" and "Outfit" were always highlights of their sets. His cover of Moonlight Mile on the last tour was also great. I'm happy to read that Shonna is still in the band, though I imagine that will be tough with Jason no longer in it as well. I hope Jason does some serious touring and comes through DC when I'm not working.

I agree that the solo version of Dress Blues is way better than the band version. (Now part of the reason for that is that it was the first version I heard of the song...and the one that I listened to nonstop for months.) I'm still looking forward the new album. He's written some stellar songs for DBT. It's almost unfair that DBT has three outstanding songwriters.

Born Again in the USA is a great album. Go out and buy it.

It's about damn time they released this album. My wife and I can't wait!

Interesting tidbit from a Wayne Coyne interview from SXSW... Indicated the Flaming Lips will be touring with MM and the Shins later this year. God I hope they come to DC and I'm not working then. Wayne Coyne on Blender

The other thing that sucks is that it is outdoors...in Baltimore...in August...with almost no shade. That's gonna be one hot day. We went to the first Virgin Fest last year and had a great time. I gotta say though, I hope they come up with a lot of great bands to fill out the lineup. Last year's festival was incredible top to bottom (started the day with the Drive-By Truckers, ended it with the RHCP). If you compare this year's bands so far to last year's top 3-4 bands (RHCP, The Who, and the Flaming Lips), they've got a long way to go to match that this year. I loved the Smashing Pumpkins g

Every time I hear that I think, "This is the greatest Beach Boys song Wilco has ever written." I may have to amend my top 5. "Hummingbird" of course is the greatest Beatles song they've ever written. "Hate It Here" is a close second.

I love, love, love, love me some A.M., and Summerteeth is an amazing record so I'm gonna have to go with the first three. It does make me sad to leave the brilliance of YHF behind, but A.M/BT/ST is just too wonderful to part with. This is a little bit too much like Sophie's Choice.

1. Should've Been in Love 2. How to Fight Loneliness 3. I'm Always in Love 4. Hummingbird 5. Heavy Metal Drummer (gotta love it when Jeff sings this with his son on the bus in IATTBYH) As far as the new stuff goes, my early favorites are Impossible Germany (loved it live, learning to love to the studio version) and Hate it Here. I wouldn't be sad if Shake It Off somehow didn't make it on Sky Blue Sky. And I know this is for another thread, but the stuff I really didn't care for on my first listen of SBS is really growing on me in a good way (except for the aforementioned Shake It Off).

I'd love a PM with the link as well if someone could provide it.