Mrs. Peel

I believe it was a "plair of pliers".

Beastieboys.com has been completely revamped for the Paul's Boutique rerelease. You can download an audio commentary for free, and there are tons of cool old photos and stuff.

I know. And the thing is there isn't anything he's done that I haven't liked. I even liked the most recent stuff.

I was just saying I need some Michael Jackson. Would you believe I don't have anything digital?

This Is A Lie - The Cure

Speaking In Tongues - The Eagles Of Death Metal

Ashes Of American Flags - Wilco

I'm So Bored With The USA - The Clash

Nitcomb - Joe Strummer and the Mescalaros (wow, cool combo)

A Better Son/Daughter - Rilo Kiley

As One - Rancid

The Sound Of Settling - Death Cab For Cutie

Breakin' Up - Violent Femmes

The Electric Version - New Pornographers

Mad Scientist's Ball - Dead Silence

Miami - U2

Move Mountains - Jesus Jones

Vibes and Stuff - A Tribe Called Quest

Strange Religion - Mark Lanegan

Hummingbird - Wilco

Love Burns - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Cry One More Time - Gram Parsons

Empty Sam - The Bells

Burning Love - Elvis Presley

$55 a piece for Radio City. I'll just watch them on TV.

Saw it Saturday night. Wow, what a great movie. The way the storyline is delivered is exceptional.

I'm so glad I tuned in to see Bruce slide 20 feet on his knees into the camera guy.

Have a great one, A-man!

The preview for the broadcast:

http://www.theartistsden.com/episodes/holdsteady.shtml

This season is going to be on PBS so I will actually get to see it! I don't know what the air date for this show is but the season starts this week with Alanis Morrisette.

Look to the bottom right during "here's a toast for St. Joe Strummer, I think he might have been our only decent teacher". I'm the blue arm pointing in the air. The camera swings around and you can see me and Al from the front. I can't wait until this airs.

The french song is damn funny too.

i do think Bowie is pretty funny, but that's about it.

 

even that new video for Sugarlumps... only somewhat funny part is the Justin Timberlake cameo

You don't even like "She's So Hot (Boom)? God I love that song.

I take it as the person in question doesn't really walk on water but is standing on stones hence giving the illusion of walking on water.

Everyone thinks the person is God-like and walking on water when they are really standing on stones underneath the surface. IMO of course.

My favorite line of the whole album is "They tell me you walk on the water now, but I know who showed you the stones". Love it!!

You're right, that's the one line that doesn't fit the profile. But the "I never meant to stay" line doesn't fit Shonna.

Oh well, whoever it's about, it's pretty acerbic IMO.

Oh, post to your heart's content. Just add my name to the bottom to indicate that I'm listening to it too.

I'll let you know in a few weeks!

geekiest music related thread ever.

And proud of it.

John Mayer here... that progression is totally something he'd write

Thank fuck there's no phrase like "bubblegum tongue" in this song.

Soldiers Get Strange is clearly about soldiers, but the soldiers line in Sunstroke is just a metaphor. Now go back and listen more carefully. There will be a test.

Ok, so I'll throw this one out there. Am I the only one who, every time I hear the intro of "The Blue", sort of expects him to break into a cover of "Sexual Healing"? That is neither a criticism or a compliment, just a funny thing I noticed.

 

Perhaps he is saving that one for the live show. The Blue>SH>Blue transition would be allsome. You heard it here first.

It sounds more like Jack Johnson should start singing to me.

Then stop arguing with me!

He talks about sleeping during the time of day that soldiers get sunstroke. Like in his line of work he's up in the middle of the night and asleep during the day.

I could use a "BRAKE" from Isbell, if anyone can help a girl out.

I think we can just assume at this point!

Guess so, it seems really pointed to me though. I don't hear any other subjects. I hear it as him talking to the band. "I never meant to get bored with you but I never meant to stay".

I guess that's why it's called 'interpretation'.

Totally random, but I recently found out that my neighbor's college roommate was the drummer for Wall Of Voodoo.