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'Cast No Shadow' - Oasis

'Writing's on the Wall' - The Tea Party

1) Strange Days 2) 21st Century Living 3) Deep Six 4) Apparitions 5) Workers Sing A Song Of Mass Production 6) Failing The Rorschach Test

It's not his best, but I still think that it's better than 'Comfortable Criminals'.

He used to smoke at the time. I'm pretty sure that had something to with it.

http://www.prospect.org/web/page.ww?sectio...&articleId=8498 Hypocritical ass.

Bush's bounce is pretty much gone: Harris Interactive. Likely Voters. 9/13. MoE 3%. April June August Now George Bush 46% 51% 47% 47% John Kerry 43 41 47 48 Ralph Nader 8 6 3 2 None of these 1 * * * Not sure/Refused 2 1 3 3 Bush Lead +3 +10 0 -1 http://online.wsj.com/public/article/0,,SB...Ffree%5Ffeature

Chretien's Liberals may have been arrogant, but they weren't the Conservative jackasses that hold office in America.

I'm pretty sure that when the Vietnam War was this old, there wasn't this many casualties. I know that was true about a year ago (someone please correct me if I'm wrong on this now). Edit: http://www.dailykos.com= excellent leftwing blog.

'Crystal Frontier (Widescreen Version)' - Calexico

'Karma Killer' - Cyclefly

Wesley Clark said it best: "As a hunter, I have twenty some odd guns in the house. But people who like assault rifles, well they can join the military. We have them." Here's something that Chuck Heston and the boys'll never tell you: the British aren't coming back. They gave up those plans a long time ago.

I don't think it's gothic in the traditional metal sense, but Nick Cave has some pretty dark stuff. He's for people who don't think that Leonard Cohen is somber enough.

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I think Pat's a better drummer than Ian, and Chris and Dave are about the same.

I wouldn't have put in 'Comfortable Criminals'. It really doesn't fit in anywhere where it can contribute to the flow of the album.

1) M. Good vs. M. Trolley 2) All Together 3) Near Fantastica 4) Can't Get Shot In The Back If You Don't Run 5) Avalanche 6) Empty Road

'Invalid Litter Dept.' - At The Drive-In 'Just' - Radiohead 'One' - Metallica 'Buddy Holly' - Weezer

'Jesus, etc.' - Wilco

'Dream On' - Aerosmith

They're way better now. I stopped liking them for about a year and a half, then their newer stuff came out and I was really surprised by how much better it sounded, especially the lyrics. They're getting to be more deep. It's great that they got past that whole non-conformist or die thing.

Obviously, in my first post, I said that if a song in a commercial would help, say, pay the rent for another 6 months, then a commercial would definitly help. But how much more money or fame does Nelly or Alice Cooper need? Maybe a lesserknown group like Actionslacks or Apples In Stereo could use the money a bit more than multi-millionaires. And if Missy Elliot can't pay the bills 5 years from now, then maybe she should sell one of her Lamborghinis. Other than that, I can kinda see where you're coming from on this.

Well, remember the Canadian elections, where everyone thought that Harper and the Conservatives were going to win. I think that most Canadians realized that the Harper Conservative party was pretty extremist and realized that they didn't want that kind of government. Hopefully, Americans will wise up to that when they head to the polls in November.

'Super Tuesday' - The Shazam

1) Weapon 2) Anabelle 3) Born To Kill 4) 21st Century Living 5) Failing The Rorschach Test 6) Advertising On Police Cars