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Criminals!!!! Battle of the lead off track 2: Pledge of Allegiance vs Giant

JayZ - DOA

I'll take workers for the win Alex. Best song referencing the devil: Devil's in your details VS Hello Time Bomb

Last of The Ghetto Astronauts Coolest Songs with plane references: Indestructible Vs Under The Influence

I like them all pretty much equally for different reasons. There are very few bands that I can say that about every release, in fact only 5, Matt falls into that group.

Giant of course!!! Most awesome fan created video: Fated vs Born losers

Omissions of the Omen Coolest use of fictional characters: Invasion 1 vs Failing The Rorshach Test

I think I just passed coffee through my nose. That was great. I've always been a sporadic Stargate watcher with the first two shows, this one though actually has my attention.

99% Of us is failure. I'm actually contemplating that as a tattoo. Coolest Song to play for a girl on LOTGA Vermillion vs Fearless

Oh Be Joyful, why you ask? Because that shit's great!!! Comfortable Criminals vs 4 Minute Mile, why because I have always thought they both should have been on an album.

Lou Diamond Philips is going to be the Edward James Olmos of Stargate, what do you think? Robert Carlylse, Ming Na, this cast looks cool.

Born to Kill, definitely Battle of Epic track ones, Part one: Man Of Action Vs Pledge Of Allegiance

I feel the same way about that one too, Riley.

but matchbox 20, I don't know man. Pretty bad....Tonic, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Sponge, I could see...at least there were some coolness there.

Shane, good call on Change Of Season. Another case of two of my favs....I'll go with Near Fantastica just because I can never get enough of it. Best Live Cover: Hurt vs Uncle Fucka

First off Gomo...I'll forgive the Matchbox 20..but ewww just the same. I saw them open up for VH and at Lollapalooza the first time. They fucking killed, and other than several beers both shows, I was fairly straight. Totally worth it. I totally broke up the band I was in at the time, because I wanted to play more stuff like that, and not the lame ass hair wannabe shit we were writing. I no longer live in Maine, I now reside in Sunny SoCal and spend my days in the sun. I'm headed to VA in two weeks to see Silversun Pickups and Stone Temple Pilots. I like some of them, I really like the Facelift demos though, they have a raw garage feel to them. There's a club in Maine that does battle of the tributes, they did Alice In Chains vs Pearl Jam in June, and I played bass on a few songs with each band. Jenny, the lead guitarist from the band I'd been working with, can mimic Jerry, and several other amazing guitarists. She's a huge AIC fan, and probably would have loved that, and though she probably would have been sickened by bad covers. She often said that she might consider going straight for JC. Sniffle, she just moved to San Francisco, so it was good that I left maine when I did. Damn that must have been cool just for the sense of community.

Everything Is Automatic Best Video from the post MGB Era: Weapon vs Alert Status Red

Flashdance II, even though I really like Big City Life Coolest MGB Video: Load Me Up vs Carmelina

Daria was really good. Has anyone seen The Cleveland Show yet? I thought it was slow in some places but a good start

Okay that was funny.

I actually love Antipop just plain cool assed pot shot at the entertainment industry: 21st Century living vs The Future Is X-Rated

He wrote Super Drop Most moving track: A Single Explosion vs Strange Days

Dan-O - Enjoy The Silence Noise Pollution - Can't Get Shot Best Matt Good Collaboration: The 1999 cover or Static In Stereo - Super Drop

I'm jealous, Mrs. Jesus, those shows must have been awesome. I'd seen AIC a four times, I wish I'd had more opportunities. I agree with your opinion. It requires a an open mind to be appreciated. I was definitely drawn in by the combination when I saw them. It was a different feel, but it wasn't contrived, it was more like what you described. Definitely an experienced and well matched pairing. I think Duvall is an amazingly talented vocalist and he and Jerry complimented each other well onstage. I was referring to the demos and assorted awesomeness that was in the box set, that most non-fans never heard. Some of it is really quite insightful. I personally like the rawness of the Bleed The Freak demo.

"Blake said that the body was the soul's prison unless the five senses are fully developed and open. He considered the senses the 'windows of the soul.' When sex involves all the senses intensely, it can be like a mystical experence. " - Jim Morrison of the Doors