no yu begin wher i end

Makes sense, I guess. Unless there's some LOTGA b-sides kicking around.

Yeah, with street gangs and all that.

You don't have to rub it in ;)

Strangest One Of All - Matthew Good Band

Are they going to be on it?

On My Mind - Thee Shams

;) I agree completely. While there are bands out there that try to recall that period, comparing Led Zeppelin to, say, Nickelback is ultimately fruitless. The most general I can get is that Led Zeppelin appeals to me way more than Nickelback.

Well, what defines outstanding? The Beatles or Led Zeppelin? If that's the case, then I'd agree with you. But there are many amazing artists out there today who probably could hold their own in many aspects (ie. lyrically, musicianship, vocals, originality etc.) with the musical giants of the past.

Mack The Knife - Frank Sinatra

John Lennon

I was just thinking about comments made that some of the music produced in the last few years is the best it has been for a while. While that may be true, I think it's equally true that people may think that because of tools such as the internet make it easier to discover the really talented artists. So, what is it? Is the good music getting better or is it just easier to find the good music?

Bang! - Yeah Yeah Yeah's

Plasticene - The Interstate Ten

They usually go for the impoverished towns and set up schools where people know they can get shelter and food as long as they're students there, and eventually they develop a loyalty to said terrorist organization and said terrorist organization's cause. A lot of the time, the governments can't do much because they don't have much to offer.

Raygun is totally awesome.

This was the subject of an essay I had to write within the context of this poem by Aharon Amir: This is my essay: To further back up that language has an effect on thought is Sapir-Whorf hypothesis (SWH). In the most general form, it basically states that the language one speaks has a direct influence on the way one thinks and acts. We were given a paper written by a linguist who performed an experiment to test SWH. His subject was a Japanese-American woman. He would ask her questions in Japanese and get "type A" responses. Then he would ask her the exact same questions in English, and she would give "type B" responses that were totally different from the responses she gave in Japanese. The article suggests that this is also a cultural difference as well, which also suggests the importance of languages as a means of cultural preservation. It's a shame that so many are disappearing. But anyhoo..what are your thoughts on this subject?

Yes master.

Street Survivor - Flaming Sideburns

Noisy Night - Portastatic

Art Is Hard - Cursive

Whoa...just mellow out, eh? Put on some Floyd and simplify, man.

Song Seven - Interpol

Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You - Muse

Led Zeppelin

There's usually at least 3 on any given day.