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So this is being recorded today. Any update on when it will be posted?

1. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 2. The Beatles - The White Album 3. Elliott Smith - Either/Or 4. Led Zeppelin - III 5. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street 6. Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks 7. Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska 8. The National - Boxer 9. Radiohead - The Bends 10. Whiskeytown - Strangers Almanac 11. Wilco - Summerteeth 12. The Beatles - Abbey Road 13. Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 14. Sam Cooke - Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963 15. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker 16. Pixies - Doolittle 17. Joni Mitchell - Blue 18. Paul Simon - Graceland 19. Wilco - Being The

Thanks for all the replies!

Can anyone help me with a research question I'm working on? I wonder how long after an album is release do most of its sales occur. Does anyone have an idea on how to guess at how fast sales slow down following an album's release date, after say one week, one month, or three months. Thanks for any thoughts or anecdotes, Bob

Thanks for your replies. Pause and Play sounds particularly good.

I am looking for a website that posts information about which music albums will be/were released on which day (Tuesday). In particular, I would like a site that separates out reissues so that I can see only albums on their first release. Also, several sites I find only list this and upcoming weeks, but not last week and the weeks in last month. I would like both future and recent past. Googling brings up some options but ones that require sorting out reissues. Any advice? Thanks!

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Netflix instant viewing is now possible in Firefox (and Opera incidentally). I think it requires the Silverlight plugin.

I used to be carried in the arms of cheerleaders.

Obama: 364 McCain: 174

1 - Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 2 - The Beatles - The White Album 3 - Led Zeppelin - III 4 - Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks 5 - Elliott Smith - Either/Or 6 - The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street 7 - Radiohead - The Bends 8 - Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska 9 - Sam Cooke - Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963 10 - Whiskeytown - Stranger's Almanac 11 - Tori Amos - Under the Pink 12 - Wilco - Summerteeth 13 - The Beatles - Abbey Road 14 - The Pixies - Doolittle 15 - Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger 16 - The Clash - London Calling 17 - PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea

I'm planning to go to the Nashville show as well. Never seen Son Volt despite being a long-time fan.

I've been using Opera for a while now and love it. Couldn't imagine switching to any other browser.

Pretty good discussion of this here: http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=24705

The only ones I've listened to enough to know will rank for the year (in rough order): Hayden - In Field & Town Kathleen Edwards - Asking For Flowers British Sea Power - Do You Like Rock Music? Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend She & Him - Volume One Fleet Foxes - Ragged Wood. Is the Jamie Lidell better than the last one? I thought it was really inconsistent so I haven't bother to check the new one out.

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"This union may never be perfect, but generation after generation has shown that it can always be perfected." I keep a list of favorite quotes and wanted to add this to it. Does anyone know if it originated with Obama? I know that speeches sometimes draw on/play off of other passages/speeches/texts, but this was unfamiliar to me and I wanted to make sure to appropriately attribute it. Thanks.

My top 5 would be: The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society Muswell Hillbillies Arthur or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire Lola Versus Powerman and the Money-Go-Round Something Else. I think Muswell Hillbillies tends to be somewhat polarizing but it can be my favorite depending on my mood. I happen to think Something Else is overrated but I know some people like it a lot as well. I'd say that Village Green is the best place to start if you already know their hits.

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http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?sectio...&id=3001066 "Wilson said he purchased the substance last fall to help him deal with the impact of diabetes. He has had problems with fatigue, kidney function, vision and sleep patterns because of the illness."

Here's an interesting solution from Wade Phillips: "Let the defense have the same coach-to-player communication device the offense has to send in the play to the quarterback. That way, signaling in plays is eliminated, along with the obvious real temptation to somehow steal the signals."

It seems more pop-oriented, but it really grew on me. I've listened to Decimate so many times that I think I'm starting to get worn out on it.

David Ford - Songs For The Road Someone (?) from this board turned me on his last album, but I haven't heard any discussion of the new one. I like it even better.

It's part of the game is not a good argument. Lots of pitchers would tell you that doing lots of things to the ball is part of the game. I see the point though and I see that stealing signals is different than bugging the away locker room or hacking into the headset channel, but using a video camera seems to have crossed the line of just stealing signals. Depending on their defense, I've lost respect for Belicheck.

Interesting argument. It seems like with so many ways to use technology to steal signals, we need the rule now more than ever. Do you think it's ok to steal signal or that it's just irresponsible not to obscure them better?