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Shuffling all day. Last 15: ✓ Trouble - Frederick Knight ✓ Postcard - Atlas Sound ✓ Hot Burrito No. 1 - The Flying Burrito Brothers ✓ Sombras Di Distino - Cesaria Evora ✓ R.S.V.P. - Circle C ✓ As We Go Up, We Go Down - Guided By Voices ✓ Plan A - The Dandy Warhols ✓ Grace - Jeff Buckley ✓ When It Comes To Your Love - The Beau Brummels ✓ Fix Me For Today - Pugwash ✓ Does She Talk? - Matthew Sweet ✓ You're My Drug - The Dukes Of Stratosphear ✓ City Drops Into The Night [Live] - The Jim Carroll Band ✓ The Back Of Your Hand - Dwight Yoakam ✓ Wild Situation - Dennis Wilson

I think that I'm having the hardest time with "Thank You Friends", surprisingly enough.

Yeah, so I'm playing, too. But if you could pick only one show, I would prefer you come to see me at a later one that I have scheduled for January. Still, I think that this one will be fun: It's the first one since his death earlier this year and I'm trying to learn new songs now from both Bg Star and the Box Tops. These are the songs that I'll be playing (if I can learn them all, that is): • The Ballad of El Goodo • Thank You Friends • The Letter • Downs That last one could be a lot of fun. It's a pretty fucked up tune that I think I can have a lot of fun with. The others, hope I just

Absloutely. It would have a lot more cred (if they could regain any of what they've lost over the last 30 years), if they would just break their list out by genre/style of music: 10 best Hard Rock releases 10 best R&B/Hip-Hop releases 10 best Country releases 10 best Indie Rock releases etc. That way at least it puts the demographic pandering in perspective.

Yes there are, but it would be darn near impossible not to have some very good albums on just about any "Best of 2010" list. It was a very good year. My statement was more a commentary on the nature of Rolling Stone these days, in general.

Not to state the obvious but do we really need that list? It's become like the Grammys of top albums lists.

not to pat myself on the back, but, this thread rules the school.

Awesome! I always read it that way, too.

Here's something so that I can post another video in my next post. Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pquhYpGHrlw

How about this Emitt Rhodes tune?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4TIK9K06CQ

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There's Something About Manny A Minute Ago Sweet Home Ithaca Tweemo Giants

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This is easily my favorite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXy_wxgIe7A

This song screams "SUMMER" to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd2B6SjMh_w

TOOTS! Toots will always bring a smile to my face. But this is my Toots jam: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FB-DgI7wM1Y I'll post a couple more (non-Toots) tunes when the board allows me to.

Justin Bieber.

Never got to see the Cubbies win one. And definitely, most definitely, should have been in the H.O.F. before he died. Rest in peace, Ronnie. Now everyone click their heels in honor of number 10. Just one time.

I don't know that I've heard enough new music to really make a comprehensive list. But, of the albums that I have heard, here are my (tentative) rankings: 1. Jenny and Johnny - I'm Having Fun Now 2. Gorillaz - Plastic Beach 3. Tom Zé - Estuando o Bossa 4. Ty Segall - Melted 5. Os Mutantes - Haih Ou Amortecedor 6. Best Coast - Crazy For You 7. Damian Marley & Nas - Distant Relatives 8. Cleaners From Venus - English Electric 9. Jarvis Humby - Assume the Position, It's Jarvis Humby 10. Ha Ha Tonka - Novel Sounds of the Nouveau South disappointing: Erykah Badu - New Amerykah Part

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L80no0h3_K8&feature=related

And, just to prove my point about Jellyfish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5IMmgxtCYM