deepseacatfish

You forgot the nudie suits.

I don't think CD's are dead. Dying as the primary form of sales...yes, dead? No. Cd's are still quite profitable, and there are plenty of people out there (like me) who like to purchase a physical product. Given how little it costs to press cd's I can't imagine any smart record label wouldn't want to still press cd's. Maybe not in the same numbers, but enough to satiate the demand. Yes, vinyl will definitely satisfy some collectors but I think that until another mass physical format comes into being the cd will remain a strong market force. Mp3's and other digital media will definitely

1. Catapult 2. Cuyahoga 3. Finest Worksong 4. Me in Honey 5. Pop Song 89 6. Radio Free Europe 7. Harborcoat 8. Driver 8 9. Lotus 10. What's the Frequency Kenneth

Not really annoyed, and yes I do care about these things and follow the news. I just don't really care about the "NEW WORLD ORDER" conspiracy. And I don't know that the G20 meetings are any more than largely a symbolic action to put people/businesses at ease.

I'm really not sure why I should be particularly concerned.

How so? All the ruling asserted was that there was no constitutional reason in Iowa to deny same-sex couples marriage. Unless there is a US constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage the Supreme Court has no reason to overturn the ruling as far as I can tell. I realize some people may be morally/religiously opposed to same-sex marriage, but read the court's justification on their ruling...it makes a very good, very constitutionally grounded case for why this ruling is correct.

That's truly unfortunate. My thoughts go out to those involved and their families.

You need a pretty big majority of people to go for a constitutional amendment. I won't say that it couldn't happen, but I think Iowans won't approve a constitutional ban.

Iowa>a lot of other states.

I was debating whether or not to put Up somewhere on my list. It was the first REM album that I owned, and I really love it a lot.

Yo La Tengo-And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out

XTC-Black Sea XTC-Mummer XTC-Skylarking

1. Murmur 2. Life's Rich Pageant 3. Document 4. Reckoning 5. Green 6. Monster 7. Fables of the Reconstruction 8. Out of Time 9. Automatic for the People 10. New Adventures in Hi-Fi

Spent a lot of driving time with this in the car today.

Definitely a catchy number, the chord progression gets a little repetitive to me, but maybe with more instrumentation and/or a few change ups that could be easily worked out. Nice work.

I can see the reason($) behind the Green Day one, the Matthew Sweet one strikes me as a little more obscure.

Thanks for bumping this, I missed this thread when I was gone for a week. New Califone has me wicked excited :dancing The mugging is terrible, glad he's alright now though. Or as well as you can be. I'll probably make this reissue my intro to Red Red Meat, once I have a little more money in my pockets...but I plan to get the full back catalog anyway.

Have a good one

Our younger cat is kind of leash trained (8 month old). We've got a small back patio kind of deal on our apartment and I can take him out there with a leash and harness and he doesn't have any problems with it. He's also a very easy going cat...so I'm sure that helps.

I've never read Blender, got Spin for a while (randomly), as well as Cosmo and Marie Claire. Which was kind of weird. The only magazine I've ever subscribed to is National Geographic.

Bingo.

Yeah, that guy is a real jerk.

Haven't really heard much of his solo stuff, but love his work with Bowie and King Crimson.