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That exists?

No he shouldn't. Nor should anyone else. Rod Stewart did excellent versions of Maybe I'm Amazed and I'm Losing You, among other things, but that doesn't earn him a pass for his later atrocities. Thanks for all the Manfred Mann (and related artists) knowledge, though. I'll try to check some of that stuff out.

Glenn. Duh.

I'm going with Deerhunter. I like Deerhoof, but they can be a little too spastic for my tastes. I've only heard one Deer Tick song. Hated the vocals.

Doo Wah Diddy was a cover? Who did it originally?

What are the other ones? Having only heard this atrocity, I never gave them the time of day to look into their other tunes.

Probably the same thing they did while they were in the studio. Heroin.

Blinded by the light, wrapped up like a douche...

This link has some MP3s of tracks Duane Allman played on during his time in Muscle Shaols. http://www.doctormooneymusic.com/2010/06/wail-on-skydog-duane-allman-muscle.html

There is a little bit of overlap, but for the most part, no. I probably have more in common with my sister than my two brothers.

Weren't you sayig "suck it up, midget" yesterday in the thread about tall people standing in front of short people?

I can sympathize. I've been surrounded by obnoxious twits at Wilco concerts many times. I usually have better luck at Wilco shows when I leave Atlanta to see them.

She should have gotten there earlier. Where'd they get the kiddy chair Obama appears to be sitting in?

"They’re the soy-latte house band of Starbucks." Does this mean you can buy their cd at Starbucks? Because, if you can, I will walk across the street right now and buy a copy.

Or the vests with no shirt underneath.

That's a good question. I can't think of any '50s star who was able to adapt into the '60s and continue as a current artist. Elvis sort of did it. Seems like they all either faded into the background, or rode their past glories as long as they could. I could see Buddy going into a career as a producer and songwriter, but it's hard to imagine him performing new music alongside the '60s acts. I guess he would have fit in better as a '60s country artist than a '60s pop/rock star.

Totally. Like the one where Archie Bunker came to babysit for Arnold and Willis.

I usually don't either, but I do sometimes (Lola, for instance). It occurrs to me that maybe LamNap has the vinyl and not a cd. In that case, I wonder if it's possible to intentionally scratch an album in such a way that it skips over the songs you hate. I need to start checking out the vinyl forums.

How is it possible you can type but cannot hit the skip button?

I don't know what you mean.

That would mean Wilco concerts are often a place to hear shitty art.

No.

four CDs, two vinyl LPs, two vinyl singles and a 60-page hardbound book I'd like that, too. On the low side, I'm gonna figure $12 per cd, $15-$20 per LP, and $5 per single. That's already in the $100 range, before factoring in the book. I'm guessing something like $200 for the deluxe set, as I assume my figures are too low.

This pretty much sums it up. Worst internet sensation of the decade.

No, it's fucking stupid. Be glad you don't know.