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I think Kyle Davidson also did Alert Status Red. Chris Nelson did Anti-Pop, and Bill Morrison did the rest, I believe.

Soul Man - Blues Brothers

I'm guessing it says something like "Loose Lips Sink Ships." It's been a while since I've seen it.

Maybe on Rolling Stone reader's choice lists. Usually editors of magazines have some sense in them when making out these kinds of lists. Sometimes they don't. Our local rock station had one of those kinds of countdowns going, and they placed bands like Staind, Sum 41, and Linkin Park well inside the top 50. Shit, I think Green Day was in the top 10.

Great Balls of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis

Pressure Point - The Zutons

Joe McCarthy would be proud.

These are found in the metro rail between Baltimore and Washington DC. Coming up next: Lincoln Memorial to be replaced by Freedom Jesus Chapel complete with full ATM service.

Hey, Hey, My, My (Into The Black) - Neil Young

Seether - Veruca Salt

Of course I don't see you joining a shitty band. You're on the other side of a computer screen hundreds of miles away. There's other ways of showing you have low self-esteem. I lurk on message boards. I don't know what you do.

The sound quality on records, I find, is usually much fuller than on cd. I'd love to hear WLRRR on vinyl.

I thought that only a limited number were made.

He could've had low self-esteem?

There also isn't any info on smog-related deaths for Hamilton. I guess the university doesn't want to make its home city look bad.

I'd also assume that there would be maybe one or two new songs to go with the greatest hits disc.

I read that in the WLRRR liner notes, but I don't hear any piano in the songs. Which ones have this?

Heh, it's not much, just some guard kinda pissed on a Qur'an. Where's the beef?

I've really stopped caring about everything sponsorship program-related. There's just a bunch of crap being flung back and forth that makes me largely apathetic to any of the sides in the issue.

Lazy Bird - John Coltrane

Radiohead

He's going to be here for the Winnipeg Jazz Festival in a few weeks. I'm not going to go see him, instead I'm probably going to check out Dave Holland (ex-Miles Davis bassist ;) ) and anyone else who doesn't have a concert the night before an exam.

No, there's a videoclip of it in the 'Making of the AoB' video. It's some guy with really long hair, not a well-groomed vj.

Speaking of the MMVA Load Me Up, who's the guy who comes out and does the bacon and egg breakfast rant?

I have trouble hearing an acoustic Running For Home. Maybe it'll be all piano, no strings?