EL the Famous

you really do look like your pooping in that pic.

Genius don't cry.

you know who's pretty good? Three Dog Night. anybody who doesn't think so is lying to themselves.

and she's right...they started down that path w/ AGIB and this just firms it up. It really isn't that different from a Widespread Panic album or, at least, what I would expect one to sound like as I don't actually own any.

~The Shua

you are not alone...

my wife sends in the renewal forms every year w/out asking me...some of them I think were for 3-4 years subscriptions. my grandkids will probably get the magagine off of the same subscription after i'm dead and buried. it's okay though, it's a good enough read to take a poop to.

if they make it on the cover for this album when they didn't make it on there for either ST or YHF...I will cancel my 10+ year subscription.

i don't know if i'm comfortable w/ the stereotype that all kids who played D&D were/are fat.

Not an album i'll find myself listening to religiously, but I did enjoy it more after a full uninterrupted listen earlier this morning. I've appreciated the evolution of their sound from album to album, mostly because each has (until now) been a significant departure from it's predecessor...constantly challenging your own musical scope as a listener to stay with them. SBS, however, just hits me as a severely toned down AGIB. I liked the sharp turn into the addition of power pop on ST...the experimental noise exploration on top of that via YHF...the more organic instrumentalization/productio

exactly. sky blue sky = peaches & herb. book it and lock this thread.

however, in the right context, nobody likes a good 'Time Life presents Solid Gold Love Makin' Songs of the 70's' more than me.

Yes. I. Did.

A.O.R.

HERE YOU GO ---

Criminal Mastermind. well played.

dude, i don't care if it's blizzardingish out there...you need to get out and about if you're downtown somewhere. seriously, go throw a slurpee at a homeless person...

I don't why, but I all of a sudden had a need to watch this: I'M BRIAN FELLOW.

Ditto. Hollatchaboy.

...as had I forgotten she was in Excalibur. We watched that flick on HBO pre-legal to watch Rated R stuff.

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i'm going to wait until exactly three months after it hits the stores.

I was not aware she had appeared nude in so may movies until seeing proof in a rather rique blog post. Sweet jesus was/is she effing hot!

don't get my wrong, I dug the symbolism of the whole egg thing...just not the way it actually came off in the design of the album art.