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echo.....charlie.....bueller

You could bid it out on getafreelancer.com .....sounds like the other places suggested are also overseas shops(?).

Well, I guess no one was shot or killed, so it doesn't rate for the 40-odd headlines on the Metro page? http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/index.html

Maybe it's that lousy vid, but Petty looks like a sad old hippie with that beard. Lose the beard! Bad beard, defo

1.35 here too.

Guy I went to school with- Ian Blurton is a minor cult figure around here, he never got huge but he's pretty damn good. His latest band is called C'mon. http://www.myspace.com/thisiscmon

The world shall be ruled, from Chicago.

After all the times I've heard it...this line still throws me. "..But still I'd be lying if I said it wasn't easy.." Maybe I'm not that bright. But leave it to Tweedy to throw a conditional clause in the middle of a double negative! argh

It now reads as follows, 1. Life In Technicolor 2. Cemeteries Of London 3. Lost! 4. 42 5. Lovers In Japan / Reign Of Love 6. Yes 7. Viva La Vida 8. Violet Hill 9. Strawberry Swing 10. Death And All His Friends Also, there's a backstage special on CBC tonight. http://www.cbc.ca/entertainment/

I guess he feels there's a need to say something this time around. Which says something....dunnit.

Bob Dylan.......as unpredictable as ever. I love it. (I just hope Neil Young doesn't come out backing McCain...lol)

Chad is your guy. http://diamondgroove.com/detail.aspx?ID=1539

I still worry that the Dems will find a way to blow it. (again)

+1

All this navel gazing crap with Florida and Michigan leads to a question. What is really the value of the long and elaborate dance known as the presidential primary season?, asks the simpleton Canadian. I can see the value it had in the early years in America, when transport was by horse, there was no telegram or railroad, and all that. Nowadays it just seems like a big exercise in overindulgence. A lot of spending, fund raising, handshaking, back room meetings with delegates, and "politicking". If a party leader candidate has a national vision, I would rather not see it "shaped" (or ero

Can't wait. Meg White sounds like a great song.

Two words MOVEON.ORG

A surround mix would mean a release on one of the high-rez digital formats, not redbook CD. (or vinyl)

Well said, I feel the same. Part of it is the age, I wasn't born in '63, much less been "the right age". Yes, Freewheelin' blew my mind the first time I listened to it (somewhat later in life), but it didn't change my life. When I got into Wilco, my feeling was very much "this is MY music".

Interesting, it's listed here at $24.98, while the original Sundazed pressing is now $50! (I think I got mine for $35)

True dat.

Also no R.E.M.

Some interesting choices, but leaving Radiohead and Pearl Jam off seems pretty dumb. Another list for the round basket.

My favorites are- "I'm Not There" by Sonic Youth. They nail this one cold. "Goin' To Acapulco" by Jim James and Calexico. I would call this taking a pretty average song and turning it into something fun and interesting. Not a classic, but nice. Also one of my favorite scenes in the film. "Pressing On" by John Doe. Terrific stuff. Not enough to convert me to Jesus, but pretty goddamn close. "Simple Twist of Fate" by Jeff Tweedy. It's JT, how can you go wrong. And they were smart not to let anyone else do this one. "Se