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Kinda inspired by the "Rock Star's Guitars" thread: I just want to know what I asked up there in the topic subhead. Do you? What's the story behind the name? My main electric ('88 Squire Strat): "Susan" for the first person to ever tell me that they liked one of my songs. My main acoustic ('93 Epiphone EO model): "Sharon" for my wife My new guitar (Regal resonator): "Barbara" for my grandmother, who was thrilled when I picked up the guitar. (Mods: move this to the "Ummmm" forums, please? thx)

12/3/07: Nickel Creek - Why Should the Fire Die? Velvet Crush - Teenage Symphonies To God Jason Isbell - Sirens Of the Ditch Arcade Fire - Funeral Apples In Stereo - Fun Trick Noisemaker Carlene Carter - Musical Shapes

Randy Rhoads Signature Model Jackson "V" sweeeeeeeeetttttt

So yeah, I know that this is a Wilco forum and all, but this album has kicked my ass from the day that I heard it. If you like garage/psych/acid/rock/r'n'b that sounds like a cross of: Syd's Pink Floyd, DirtBombs, White Stripes, 13th Floor Elevators, and stuff..., this is your record. PM for a small taster. Or go to their MySpace if I can't manage one: www.myspace.com/kingkhantheshrines

Oh yes, I almost forgot: Young Frankenstein: "Puttin' On the Ritz" scene. It's so juvenille, but so genuinely funny at the same time. Peter Boyle, RIP. EDIT: Forgive me if one of those YouTube clips showed this scene... I have no access to YouTube either.

11/30: Paul Weller - Stanley Road Minutemen - Double Nickels On the Dime Kinks - Something Else Sun Ra - Supersonic Jazz

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When the dog caught fire in There's Something About Mary. The graduation parade in Stripes, the first few times that I saw it. probably some others that I'll remember later.

No. I was just a kid that got a day off of school because my mom responded to an open casting call on a whim and then got a phone call. I was just happy to get the day off.

Can't see the YouTube thing, but I assume that it's a clip from The Shining? And if it is, then the answer is no. I didn't get the part, just interviewed for it.

Sorry, it's #3. I actually like a few songs of theirs. Inoffensive, well-crafted bubblegum pop.

1. I met Stanley Kubrick when I interviewed for the role of "Danny" in The Shining. 2. I like Hanson 3. I went to high school with Vince Vaughn

I need to purchase the Rock n Roll High School DVD. My VHS tape is absolutely worn out. Trashed.

I've only heard a couple of songs here: www.iacmusic.com/timarmstrong But have yet to buy the album. It is certainly on my To-Purchase queue, however. Everything on that page is top-notch.

Aww hell, here's my list, at least (in no order): King Khan & The Shrines - "Cosmic Serenade" Jason Isbell - "Dress Blues" Martin Newell - "Stella & Charlie Got Married" Tom Z

11/29/07: John Cale - Paris, 1919 Roky Erickson - The Evil One Mark Sultan - The Sultanic Verses Toots & The Maytalls - Funky Kingston/In the Dark

I, personally have no access to torrent sites. But I would be curious to at least see your lists.

When my son was 5 and just starting to read, he spotted a rack of Ramones hoodies in the store we were in. Son: That says 'Ramones' Dad! Me: Yeah, it does! Very good! Son: Yeah, they're pretty much the best band in the world. I was so proud.

most-recently played to first-played

Meat Puppets - "Swimming Ground" (live) Hop On Pop - "And To Think..." (live on WGN -- :15 cut-out) Gruff Rhys - Now That The Feeling Is Gone Andrew Bird - The Supine Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem - Can You Picture That? Teenage Fanclub- The Concept Switchfoot - Oh! Gravity Big Star - For You Jimi Hendrix - Foxey Lady H

Of the ones listed, I went with Star Wars. But there is a better one: The Apu Trilogy No, it's not a joke. And yes, that is where the Simpsons writers got his name. Here are the IMDB links: Pather Panchali Aparajito The World Of Apu

By the way, whether or not you're "right" on your choices (most of which, you are BTW), this is still a lot of fun. Thx.

Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band Spinal Tap

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