PopTodd

Brilliant. Because it's all so true.

De La Soul - Jennifa Taught Me

Cindy C. - Prince

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Hey Louie! Happy birthday!

The Zombies - A Rose For Emily The Beatles - Elanor Rigby The Beatles - Polythene Pam Nick Lowe - Marie Provost Brotherhood of Lizards - It Could Have Been Cheryl Dolly Parton - Jolene

Urge Overkill - Supersonic Storybook Daniel Johnston - Songs Of Pain/More Songs Of Pain Stiff Little Fingers - Nobody's Heroes

Then that was the one. Probably 1909, that makes sense. I'm not really a baseball card guy; all I know is that it was worth a shitton of cash and that it's the Holy Grail of baseball cards.

"Steve's Last Ramble" - Steve Earle "Don't Think Twice, It's Allright" - Bob Dylan (if you're bitter) "We'll Meet Again" - The Byrds

Ours was "You're the One For Me" by Jonathan Richman lyrics:

See.

I've been really into that recently, too.

I am in possession of a 1908 Honus Wagner card that was rendered nearly worthless by its original owner (my grandfather, at age 7). Not blasphmey, but certainly sacrelige.

Anywhere at all to get my hands on it for less than a fortune?

What is this? Never seen it before.

I don't like Seinfeld. Frustrates me to the point of having to turn the channel -- immediately! And Curb Your Enthusiasm is even worse.

I hope that you do, though: "Come On, Let's Go" Just me with an electric guitar, playing live, with a 2-mic setup. EDIT: Sorry for all the topics in recent succession; just got nothing to do right now and when shit occurrs to me, I tend to post.

I was thinking the same thing. Says a lot.

Just the originals, we can do a whole nother thread for their covers. 1. Pablo and Andrea 2. Upside Down 3. The Hour Grows Late 4. Black Flowers 5. Bartleby, Hardly Working (I'm waiting to see how many "Blue Line Swinger"s we get.)

I played Public Enemy for my 8-year-old last night... "Don't Believe the Hype" He understood much more than an 8-year-old should. About the anger and all that.

Thin Lizzy - The Definitive Collection Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid Of You and I Will Beat Your Ass Willie Nelson - 16 Biggest Hits various artists - "Discos Matador": Matador Records 2007 Sampler

Oblique Strategies, online!!! I just may be using this in producing my next record. So cool. Although I do want the actual physical deck, I do.

The single-most beautiful vocal in the history of pop/rock music is Art Garfunkel's lead turn on "Bridge Over Troubled Waters".

It IS my favorite Coen Bros. film. Paul Newman as an evil mofo is absoloutely wonderful -- you can tell that he relishes finally being able to play the bad guy.

I got a recording of him doing an acoustic version of "Whole Lotta Love". Yeah, the Led Zep tune. Dude rules.