no yu begin wher i end

If I was a chocolate bar, all the ladies would want me to melt in their mouths.

I walk into a non-Blockbuster video store. Pic-a-Flick has all movies for 99 cents on Thursdays. Awesomeness.

Your Ex-Lover is Dead - Stars

The Tourist - Radiohead

Shit, I lent my Fake Book to a friend a while back. Here's a recording of it by Ahmad Jamal if your ear is any good (which mine isn't ;) ) and you can listen for the chords. http://beta.yousendit.com/transfer.php?act...E1C691936A6F294

I bet I could guess...

Hopefully there'll be no brain aneurisms this time around.

My kids are going to be called delicious.

Left and Leaving - The Weakerthans

Neil Young's the man. I heard that he's touring with CSN&Y this summer. I'm so there ;) . PS: his "famed Canadian journalist" father was a sports broadcaster.

What about Dweezil and Moon Unit?

He got too big for his britches.

With any luck, the world will end on that day. It would be a good joke.

Yeah, same here. Actually, it could fit the past two weeks for me, too.

I downloaded the My Iron Lung EP yesterday, it's pretty cool if you're more into the earlier Radiohead stuff. I believe it's made up mostly of b-sides from The Bends.

Space exploration is a hoax.

I should have a licence to kill.

What's a Matthew Good?

http://www.musictheory.net A friend of mine told me about this site last night. It's great for ear training.

Your Ex-Lover is Dead - Stars

http://www.myspace.com/tedleo This has only one song, but I like it and I definitly will look for more. Thanks!

Top notch jazz drummers: Max Roach Art Blakey Philly Joe Jones (you'll hear him in the Miles Davis group from the 50's. Albums like Milestones, Cookin', Workin', Steamin' and Relaxin'.) You'll hear a lot of interaction between the drummer and soloist instead of the drummer just sticking to one pattern. A big part of jazz drumming is playing what comes naturally as the music goes along in order to compliment the soloist. A great way to learn is just to listen to as many recordings as possible. One popular way to play jazz/blues is with a shuffle feel by accenting beats 2 and 4 in the measure. 1+2+3+4+, and so forth.

Hey kids! You can be just like me! ;)

I think it's only been once or twice. It was 'Eat It' by Weird Al.

I think it's actually closer to 800,000. What's good music to be depressed to?