PopTodd

The songs that I can play over and over again: "Ju Ju Man" - Brinsley Schwarz "She Moves In Her Own Way" - The Kooks "You've Really Got A Hold On Me" - Smokey Robinson "You Still Believe In Me" - Beach Boys "What Do You Think Of Love?" - Shrimp Boat

Actually heard a short debate on this on NPR last night. Both sides were in agreement that it was an exciting breakthrough and would be preferable to using embryonic cells. But the scientific side offered a caveat that.. it would be IF the non-embryonic cells were as effective as the embryonic ones. The pro-life side refused to acknowledge that possibility and simply went on ahead with the fact that the current research has been promising. So they agreed, but in totally different ways. Odd.

A newer song that easily fits the criteria: "She Moves In Her Own Way" by The Kooks Seriously contagious and fun and... perfect.

11/21/07 Pulp - Different Class My Bloody Valentine - Loveless The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds Dogbowl - Flan

Pat DiNizio - Songs & Stories

Neither mine nor my wife's names are in the top 5,000.

I am now out of my chair and doing a little dance!

bass, keys, drums -- and backing vocals. any other instruments would be swell, too. Drop me a line? Thanks!

11/19/07: Jeff Mangum - Live @ Jittery Joe's The Minders - Golden Street Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend Andrew Bird - The Mysterious Production Of Eggs

I was always lukewarm on them. But now, they are at the top of my "must see" list. Yeah. "Damn" is right. Damn.

NP: Harry Nillsson - Nillsson Schmillsson

I just started a profile. So new I don't even know the link yet.

Wild Wood is my favorite. In fact, that period is just about the only period that I listen to from his solo career. There is also an out-of-print B-Sides collection from those sessions called More Wood that is just about as good as the proper album. So yeah, start with Wild Wood.

Another one: "Seems So" - The Apples In Stereo

And while I will reitterate props for the Beach Boys selection, I will come up with yet another option: I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" - The Byrds I mean, it's simple, it's catchy, and it just flows exactly the way that it's supposed to flow. But it never gets old. Perfect.

11/16/07: The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin Tenpole Tudor - Swords Of A Thousand Men: Best Of V/A - African Guitar Summit 2 Dwight Yoakam - dwightyoakamacoustic.net Mavis Staples - We'll Never Turn Back

The La's pick is a great one. But you also need: "September Gurls" - Big Star others: "So It Goes" and "Cruel To Be Kind" - Nick Lowe "Raspberry Beret" - Prince "Live" - The Merry-Go-Round And just about anything by Smokey Robinson

Brion sounds awesome. But, as you will soon learn, wife and I do not do many shows. Are you going? Have a great time!

I was, at various times: "D

11/15/07: Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs (vol. 3) Wire - Chairs Missing Iron Maiden - Killers Sly & The Family Stone - Fresh Fiona Apple - When the Pawn...

"Acoustic Guitar" by The Magnetic Fields Acoustic Guitar, I'm gonna make you a star, Get your picture all over the world Acoustic Guitar, You can have your own car, Just bring me back my girl She always loved the sound of your strum You made her think maybe I wasn't so dumb She tends to faint at the sound of a drum Cuz she's folk so play and maybe she'll come Acoustic Gutiar, how lovely you are With your inlays of mother of pearl Be a good guitar and you could go far Just bring me back my girl She always said that you were the one That could make her move her cute little bum You unde

And you warrant a BIO, too. By the way, the reviews make me want to buy your albums... sound right up my alley.

I forgot about that one. It may make my Top 5 when all is said and done, but is certainly Top 10.

Binghamton, NY (I think it's 1970... the one that's on the Dick's Picks?)

Listening to your stuff up at MySpace and I am loving it. I think that your issue re: reviews is the fact that you don't have a label pushing for you.