Mouko

Might be the same artist, but it's a fairly popular style.

I actually like some country music, and I like the fact that Matt's not afraid to do something different. But yeah, everyone has a different opinion. In the words of Mr. Good himself: 'Enjoy difference. Without it we're all boring'.

Message me sometime, and I can probably fix you up with them.

1. All Together 2. Pony Boy 3. Annabelle 4. Comfortable Criminals 5. Dusk 6. Can't Get Shot

Blubird is good when you appreciate it. The lyrics are excellent. "Assassins by trade Twisting in the blade Murder in the lullaby" It's impossible for me to dislike that kind of stuff.

Danko Jones opening for Matthew Good would be unspeakably amazing.

I love it...

'The World Is Not Enough' is a pretty good song...

Joe Satriani - Summer Song

It's released over here on my birthday. I might see it then.

Bright Eyes - Let's Not Shit Ourselves (To Love And To Be Loved) Amazing intro... drums and words, followed by guitar. Also, Second Law by Tom McRae. Radio transmission sounds followed by a lonely piano.

Damn! I wasted my NF$ on that thing, then...

Does not compute. Seriously, I like EVERYTHING Matt's done. I still haven't heard the BonTempo stuff, though.

Read it a while ago. It's awesome.

Faye Wong's cover of Bohemian Rhapsody is a musical drug.

Apparitions or Fearless.

Bruce Dickinson, Steve Wilson, Anneli Drecker, or Matthew Good.

Some are good, some are terrible. It's impossible for me to be for or against.

I heard 'Weapon', which a friend sent me... and I was instantly hooked.

I like them. Some irritating stuff, but also some absolutely awesome stuff. I'm listening to 'This Dying Soul' right now.

It's worth it, mark my words. And there really aren't any points where you think 'Bah, this is boring... get on with it', like a lot of other books I could mention.

Set in the 70s... It's about an Indian kid whose father owns an zoo in India. They decide to move to Canada because of political changes, but their ship sinks and the kid is stranded ona life raft with various animals. It's really good, although it sounds abstract as hell.

I finished it a while ago, and I just noticed that it's on Mr. Good's reading list. I hope he enjoys it as much as I did. It's an excellent book, and quite unlike any other I've read. Anybody else read it..?

Weapon is awesome, In A Word Called Catastrophe is about equal.

I know what I'm missing, and I'm glad I'm missing it.