no yu begin wher i end

Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan

"Flowers" - Flaming Sideburns

Probably something to do with the internal strife going on in the band during that period. A little dark humour is what I think it is.

Wake Up - Rage Against The Machine

Mercy, Mercy, Mercy - Jaco Pastorius

Another good band would be Thee Shams, a blues-rock band out of Cinncinati. They're nothing too original, but they can still rock hard and play good music all the same.

"Wake Up To The Sun" - Limblifter

The Rapture

I've heard of them. They can lay down the suckage like there's no tomorrow.

Or if VH1 Bands Reunited decide to tackle it.

Hmmm...I'm guessing that the version you get in the store isn't mp3, then?

Queen...

http://www.theharlots.com They're a local band, so you probably wouldn't have heard of them in Texas.

The Harlots The Weakerthans Inward Eye The Waking Eyes The Pixies Superchunk Portastatic Calexico Deathcab for Cutie Interpol Remy Zero To name but a few.

Portastatic

Ozzy Osbourne

Slow Hands - Interpol

It comes out in this many days. *spreads arms really wide

Definitly 'Apparitions'. On the whole, the album is pretty good, but it doesn't sound as tight as BM or AoB. It's got more of a DIY sound, which is cool.

At least for now it is. I can easily see it getting more common in the near future.

They have their moments.

I really don't care. Another Blink 182 album would just be add to the rest of the pollutants in the modern mainstream set, anyway. I doubt that anyone would notice one way or the other.

Gee, aren't you an optimist.

Maybe. It's been a few months since I saw the polls that put the Martin government at roughly just over 50% of popular support.

I've heard them live before on the radio when they played a short acoustic set before their show here last year. It wasn't all that bad, actually. Far better than when I saw them on Muchmusic 3 years ago.