Audio of Being

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun-Pink Floyd

Hey Hey My My (Into the Black)-Neil Young

Footsteps-Pearl Jam

Not For You-Pearl Jam

I have everything, including the History Teacher Demos, and few unreleased b-sides.

Low-Cracker

Clones-Ash

Whats Left of The Flag-Flogging Molly

Gone-Pearl Jam

Running to Stand Still-U2

The 'Elitist' When it comes to music, you are 78% Appreciator and 44% Consumer... I am very picky in my musical choices, I only like a few bands, and stick with those few. When I find new bands that sound like my favorties, then and only then I will try them out.

The Kids Are Alright-The Who

Time-Hootie and the Blowfish

Pray-MC Hammer

Lady Madonna-The Beatles

It-Genesis

Dragula-Rob Zombie

Radio, Radio-Elvis Costello

My Woman from Toyko-Deep Purple

It is funny that DMB and MG are like this, people think they are the same person/band. Major difference is MG is alot better musicwise than DMB, the DMB "jams" I have heard, all sound the same.

Matt Mays Sam Roberts-Anything, and everything Sloan-Navy Blues, Between The Bridges Any Beatles CD Avlanche, BM and AOB

i agree COMPLETELY. mike mccready is incredible, and i've always thought eddies lyrics were spectacular. but wow, that must have been some show. closest i've come to seeing them live is their touring band dvd. i'm hoping to see them when they make their usual stop at alpine valley on the next tour. The show I was the 2nd to last show of the 1st leg of the Spring 2003 tour. The next show was at State College (the cd is for sale at stores), and featured 39 songs. Making it one of the longest shows in the bands history. For the 3rd encore, as everyone was leave, cuz the house lights were on, the band came out, and played with the house lights on. I have never seen a band do that before. Mikes solo in Yellow Ledbetter was loud, distored, and utterly amazing.

All you good good people-embrace (UK)

matt good, sloan, matt mays, sam robers, pearl jam, oasis, weakerthans, embrace (UK Band), moe., the trews

I would say no as well. I also feel that just singles and greatest hits are just songs that went huge. Then you have some one hit wonder band, release a greatest hits collection. To me that makes no sense at all. The only exception to the rule i guess is RearviewMirror CD by Pearl Jam, yes it does contain big songs and stuff, but it also is a review of their music history. Some songs on the CD you can find hardly anywhere.