VenusWasAFlytrap

I always thought it was "I've got a machine that only takes quarters, you ain't so tough, you ain't so tough."

There's nothing like waiting for the bus on a desolate road at 5 in the morning and listening to them. Makes you feel like the apocolypse has happened in your sleep and only you and the bus driver exist. But in all seriousness, I'm a huge fan. Their diversity is insane. I don't even know where to start on all the other bands made up of these guys that are just plain amazing.

1. Folk Singer 2. Lullaby for a New World Order 3. Oh Be Joyful 4. Parable 5. The Future is X-Rated (BM) 6. Change of Season 7. Jenni's Song 8. The Ocean 9. North American for Life (original)

All I have to say is: THE MATRIX. The original one wasn't bad, the concept was great and visually it looked good (I can overlook the fact that it had Keanu... for now) BUT As for the two abominations that followed: What do random 'resistance rave parties' and sex scenes with... uggggg... his bare ass have to do with anything? I'm traumatized for life! Another decent movie ruined by throwing in needless explosions, sex, and a bunch of sappy acting that completely covers up the orinal idea of the film! Whatever happened to plot??

Everytime they come on the radio in the mall where I work or some fast food place or in a car, I want to repeatedly bash a brick into my face until my skull shatters and shards of it sever the nerves to the part of my brain that interprets sound.

Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album

I saw Sybolistic White Walls on Going Coastal on Much Music at my friend's house (who lived in the town and had cable OoooOOOoOOOoo) way back when it was first put out and I was only like 10. I loved all his stuff from then on out and bought Underdogs as my first CD a few years later when my dad bought our first CD player (heheh three cheers for being a hick and behind the times)

I'd have to say that the WORST openeing band for him was back five years ago or so when he played Red Deer. Copyright. It was terrible! They never even finished thier set, they were laughed right off the stage. The guy singing was strutting around like he was Mic Jagger with down syndrome and no one in the crowd was even moving other than to boo them. Not to mention Treble Charger was the follow up opener. It was painful. So Auf Der Maur wasn't the worst opener I've seen. They were just bad whereas these guys were horrible.

I didn't know that the white one was rare... I have two, one signed, one sealed (and the black and grey ones)

1. Antipop 2. While We Were Hunting Rabbits 3. Everything is Automatic 4. Man of Action 5. Bright End of Nowhere 6. Advertising on Police Cars (original) 7. 21st Century Living 8. Bluebird 9. Near Fantastica

1. Hello Time Bomb (original) 2. Radio Bomb 3. Vermillion 4. Load Me Up 5. Flight Recorder from Viking 7 6. Big City Life 7. Avalanche 8. Dancing Invisable 9. Downloading Blues

I'm not going to interpret it but, remember the story in ALTINLTS about National Geographic? Tripoli's mentioned in that.

I used to kind of like Good Charlotte. I'm going to invent a time machine just to go back in tome and hit my past self in the face with a large brick.

1. Second Sun 2. Euphony 3. Generation X-Wing (original) 4. Suburbia 5. Sort of a Protest Song 6. A Boy and His Machine Gun 7. The Bombmaker 8. Truffle Pigs (original)

I always liked the song I Hope You Die, because it was funny and it must have taken alot of effort to write such confusing lyrics. I mean, in the end everything comes back to the starting point. It's actually got a pretty funny punch line. But I guess it's also not a song about "doing it" or vaginas so that might be why that's the only one I like.

Unfortunatly mine used to be New Orleans is Sinking... I think I might have to re-evaluate that.

Disestabulistic: I'm really impressed with Guero. It has a nice flow to it and the beats are really fun. It's almost reminiscent to Odelay! because it's more up-tempo and funky than some of his more recent albums. Overall, the songs have a lot of great mood to them and they're interesting and well put together. I recomend it because it's definatly a cool album.

Beck - Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime

I agree The Wedge is and was always the only good show on Much. Even though these days they throw in some stuff like My Chemical Romance when it used to be only the indie-est of indie.

Artist: DEATH by Stereo Song: 1 Legged Man In An Ass Kicking Contest

Beck - Guero Sigur Ros - Takk Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Yanqui U.X.O.

Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh and Watership Down by Richard Adams. Very different I know, but also both very good.

Soon it will be just like MTV. I was at my mom's flipping through her satellite and I was looking at the line-up on MTV. There were only Real World episodes, that show on plastic surgery, Road rules (whatever that is...a Real World spin-off I assume?), and a bunch of Jessica Simpson/Ashlee/Dave Navarro reality shows. The one show that was acutally "music" was something called 969... I'm not entirely sure what the hell it is but it said something about being kind of an advice show. I'm not sure but that's just pathetic. To me it seemed like one long horrible MOD episode with less kids screaming and more inane babbling. MUSIC TELEVISION. Isn't that what is stands for??? Come on. And thier desperate attempt to regain respect by creating MTV 2 for people who still care about music still ends up getting a ton of repetative songs on over and over. I only had acsess to that satelite for less than a week and each time I checked there were still no videos to be seen. Much is going straight after them and yes, they are gearing themselves for 13 year old Good Charlotte fans. What ever happened to being witty and sarcastic? How about even mildly entertaining?

VI is definatly the best one. Of course that's probably just because I'm obsessed with McCoy and he's in this one alot, imprisoned on Rura Penthe with Kirk. It's gotta be my favourite and you can't go wrong with one of the classic Kirk vs. shapeshifter-that-has-taken-on-his-likeness battle. It's a Star Trek standard! Although... IV is sweet too because of the scenes with Chekov being interviewed by those army guys from the past who thinks he's a Russian communist spy! Ahhh Star Trek, the greatest show ever. (yes I am a huge dork)

Second Sun and Push are awesome. I've always liked The Bombmaker too and of course The Ocean.