PopTodd

I agree. Especially with the ready availability of the music in electronic form, I think that you'll probably see those collector's prices dropping pretty quickly as the market for such things dwindles.

Don't know if you would call this a pop song or not. You certainly could. But it's up for argument. What is NOT up for debate, is the fact that it's perfect.

Yeah. Looking for images for the mp3s I ripped to my iTunes, and I saw the prices that it's going for on Amazon—$70.00 new, $20.00 used. Not bad at all. I've had that kind of luck a couple of times. Also found THIS DISC in a bargain bin about 15 years back. $2, if I remember correctly. Japanese import bargain bin at the late Tower Records on Clark in Chicago.

Nope. Just CDs.

Half Price Books in Highland Park, IL.

Best Coast is the poor man's Rilo Kiley And, again, I like both bands.

Kim Deal

Yesterday, I picked up all of these for a total of $6: • The Replacements - Don't Sell or Buy, It's Crap • Los Lobos - The Neighborhood • Billy Bragg & Wilco - Mermaid Ave., Vol. 2 • The Amps - Pacer • Del Amitri - Twisted • Fatboy Slim - Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars Great day. Most excited about that Amps record. I loved it back in the day, but lost it in a flood a few years back. So happy to have it again. Oh, and that Replacements thing is an EP that came out around the time of All Shook Down. It has "When It Began" and then a bunch of sloppy-ass outtakes and

I'd also add: Carole King Dolly Parton Chrissie Hynde Aimee Mann and... Jenny Lewis Terre Roche Maggie Roche Suzzy Roche

"What people do with their private parts is their private business" -Paul Newman Couldn't agree more.

But a step up, John Mellencamp is the poor man's Springsteen.

Triumph is the poor man's Rush (although I am not a fan of either)

True. But, what were the 90's about, if not irony?

Barenaked Ladies is the poor man's They Might Be Giants

Did I say Georgia Hubley? Did anyone say Georgia Hubley? It shoulda happened.

The Jag is Mex-built. The Thinline is Jap-built.