no yu begin wher i end

'Two Broken Hearts' - Richmond Fontaine

I think that's a rhetorical question....

I say that Canada invades Alaska. When I'm president of Canada, that's the first thing I'm doing. Invading Alaska. P.S. You heard me right. President.

The bass solo in 'My Generation' by The Who is quite interesting.

Haha, well what about our multicultural policy? ;)

"Face Like Summer" - Gorky's Zygotic Mynci

I'd vote for Dennis Leary.

I remember that poem being there in around March, when "Dusk" and "Can't Get Shot In The Back If You Don't Run" were on, along with the forum and Image Project.

I haven't heard 'In Love With A Bad Idea' once here. 'IBAWSIWYM' is #4 on the Power 20 countdown right now, I believe, and still going strong.

I've heard of them. They're a group of college students from Finland who play cellos. They started out covering Metallica, and I think they've done some Pantera and other metal, too. It's interesting, if not original.

I smell a stand-up comedian in the making in your roomie, Marik ;)

I believe that the black versions came with the lyrics for all MGB songs released, and that they only made 50,000 copies of it.

'President of What' - Deathcab For Cutie

Any 80's Metallica will do it for me just fine. Then they let Bob Rock into the producer's chair and it all went down ;) Ah well, 'S&M' is a pretty good album, and 'No Leaf Clover' is probably their last really good song. My favourite is probably 'Master of Puppets'.

I'd rather have paid $12.99 when it came out in June than wait 5 months to get it.

I own white, although I've seen gray ones floating around. I haven't seen a black one for a while.

I think it's about Paris Hilton, too. I heard that it was to replace 'IBAWSIWYM' as the second single.

LOTR 1984 Slaughterhouse-Five Animal Farm Hunt For Red October

Czeslaw Milosz is pretty good. He won a Nobel prize in the 80's, I believe. A Poem For The End Of The Century When everything was fine And the notion of sin had vanished And the earth was ready In universal peace To consume and rejoice Without creeds and utopias, I, for unknown reasons, Surrounded by the books Of prophets and theologians, Of philosophers, poets, Searched for an answer, Scowling, grimacing, Waking up at night, muttering at dawn. What oppressed me so much Was a bit shameful. Talking of it aloud Would show neither tact nor prudence. It might even seem an outrage Against the health of mankind. Alas, my memory Does not want to leave me And in it, live beings Each with its own pain, Each with its own dying, Its own trepidation. Why then innocence On paradisal beaches, An impeccable sky Over the church of hygiene? Is it because that Was long ago? To a saintly man --So goes an Arab tale-- God said somewhat maliciously: "Had I revealed to people How great a sinner you are, They could not praise you." "And I," answered the pious one, "Had I unveiled to them How merciful you are, They would not care for you." To whom should I turn With that affair so dark Of pain and also guilt In the structure of the world, If either here below Or over there on high No power can abolish The cause and the effect? Don't think, don't remember The death on the cross, Though everyday He dies, The only one, all-loving, Who without any need Consented and allowed To exist all that is, Including nails of torture. Totally enigmatic. Impossibly intricate. Better to stop speech here. This language is not for people. Blessed be jubilation. Vintages and harvests. Even if not everyone Is granted serenity.

'I Wonder If' - Limblifter

6/10 Highly over-rated. Kurt Cobain wasn't a great singer or guitarist, and a lot of the songs sound the same. Blue Oyster Cult

Let's just turn a blind eye to the other side.....

'Like A Rolling Stone' - Bob Dylan

'I Miss The War' - John Vanderslice

Hmm... *Picks up brick