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I have taken down the song, as all the feedback is causing me to re-think the arrangement and, frankly, I've been happy with it up to now. The rest of the album, as you know, is going to be completely different, so I don't want to give any of y'all the wrong impression. And, as stated -- more importantly -- I wanna keep my songs sounding the way that I had envisioned them, without second-guessing myself. I know that it looks like I'm taking my ball and going home, but really... I comprimised too much on the first record for people actually IN the band and I don't want to head down that r

They are freaking amazing. Yes. Although do NOT try to tackle a king-sized sandwich all by yourself. You will be sorry. And they have great french fries there, too. I can give you LOTS of great cheap eats places to go, as can all of us Chicago folk. We all have our favorites: Cafe Colao (Humbolt Park) Iraz

The Jim Carroll Band and iTunes

I'm bad at following instructions. And yeah, that's my email address that I'm pretty sure that you're referring to. Sorry.

Meat Puppets - "Six-Gallon Pie" (good luck with that one!)

Belle & Sebastian - The Boy With the Arab Strap Paul Weller - As Is Now Falstaff - Falstaff Super Furry Animals - Radiator

My final list: 1. Beach Boys - Pet Sounds 2. Beatles - Revolver 3. Kinks - Something Else 4. Brian Eno - Another Green World 5. Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea 6. Television - Marquee Moon 7. John Cale - Paris, 1919 8. Tom Z

The Fugs - "Boobs-a-lot"

Big, loving vibes to you all.

Relix June 2008 Compilation Dogbowl - Flan (left over from yesterday)

I'm getting a lot better at hearing sarcasm over the internet these days.

"You're Breaking My Heart" - Harry Nilsson

This post will be my work-in-progress page. I will mail off the final list, as instructed, when I am done. Edited (6/12/08) 1. Beach Boys - Pet Sounds 2. Beatles - Revolver 3. Kinks - Something Else 4. Brian Eno - Another Green World 5. Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea 6. Television - Marquee Moon 7. John Cale - Paris, 1919 8. Tom Z

Sounds good. My list is always so liquid. I mean, the top 5 contains pretty much the same albums, but the order shifts from day-to-day. And then, after 5, it's a crapshoot.

True dat. And I know better. Hell, good better best ANYTHING that can't be quantified, for that matter.

"I Hear You Knockin'"

Looks like a Luna kind of day!

Played a lot of lead guitar with The Byrds on Sweetheart of the Rodeo and after... in the "country" phase. He also played with them on Younger Than Yesterday (listen to the lead guitar on "Time Between" - that's him, too). Here's his AllMusic entry: http://wc07.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&...11:kifpxq95ldde Oh yeah, also co-inventor of the Parsons-White String Bender. (You guitarists know what I'm talking about.)

HA! That's the word that my 6- and 8-year-olds use to refer to their own parts.

Well aware. Just being emphatic for my man Clarence. This is a thread where we use said list as impetus to start mentioning our own favorites, is it not? And, Clarence White was a better guitarist than ANY of the previously mentioned folks.

Luna - Penthouse Sly & The Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On King Khan & The Shrines - What Is!? Dogbowl - Flan

damnit.

I wish I liked Rush more than I do, because they all seem like such damn cool guys. This here is just more proof.

Clarence White!

Always liked Brian Dunn from Stump the Host. But they never got very popular outside of Chicago. Still, that guy is a monster!