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What are ya complain

Only one of us is lying, and I

You sir, owe me half a coffee, as the other half just hit my keyboard by way of my nostrils.

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What bothers me is how quickly bands are willing to jump into bed with major corporations, the same corporations responsible for much of the mess we currently find ourselves in, insofar as the environment and politics are concerned. Wilco is a wildly successful band by most measurable standards.

Too funny, the band should post that first paragraph on the front page of their website, for new fans, not familiar with their stuff - as a bit of a history lesson.

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Was this review run through a free translation program? My schizophrenic uncle made more sense on his worst day

Oh yes I did.

Free bird - cause someone had to say it.

Naw, he loves me, he

Do you really love me or is that just the wine talking?

My goodness Earl, I think you and I have finally reached a common understanding. I agree, for me, that is the most emotional, heartfelt sounding lyric on the entire album, it gives me goosebumps every time I hear it, well, it did

Well, I guess things could be worse..... http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/news/43...stores-fuck-you "Well, that's the nail in the coffin, then. Just when we were slightly, slightly starting to care about the Smashing Pumpkins again-- what with the release of their long-awaited new album Zeitgeist, and its not-terrible first single, "Tarantula"-- here comes something that makes us more than a bit mellon collie. Billy and company would like you to know that they fully support the extinction of the American independent record store at the hand of large, faceless, little-guy-crushing big

Just as no one is forcing you to read it. Do you even read what you

How about poor adults in New Hampshire?

Yeah, I get the impression that Shane is the sort of fella who, well, the less cash on hand the better