no yu begin wher i end

God help George Bush if America suffers another terrorist attack.

'Dirty' - Earth, Wind, and Fire

'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' is a great song, especially when you place it in context of the whole album.

777! Sweetness.

If at first you don't succeed, try the hub.

Actually, his ratings have dropped a bit since that tape came out. Apparently people see it more as a failure to catch him, rather than an incentive to spark their fear and vote for Bush. Combine that with Kerry's pointed criticisms of how OBL escaped at Tora Bora (despite what Tommy Franks says, there was significant intel that proved he was there).

I think that Kerry will have the whole electoral college thing going for him. I found a really good write-up on the whole thing that might be interesting. It's quite long, so I won't post it here, but link to it instead. The total projection is Kerry with 311, and Bush with 227. But, there's also the possibility that Kerry will win the Electoral College, but not the popular vote, which would truly be a shame. Anyhoo, here it is.

I say 'Workers Sing A Song Of Mass Production'. It makes me feel all awesome inside.

'Obstacle 2' - Interpol

Even if they get him, it's not like Al-Qaeda is going to just wither away. Bin Laden has become to terrorists and Islamic fundamentalists what Che Guevara was to communist rebels 30 years ago.

It thought that one of the reasons they broke up was because Dave was getting into drugs, and he was getting Ian into them, too.

I've heard their song 'Below', but that's it. Not bad, but not great either.

It was interesting when OBL mentioned that Al-Qaeda didn't attack any other free countries, like Sweden, for example. I think that their most frequent target is actually Saudi Arabia, ironicaly enough.

'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' - Green Day

1) Failing the Rorschach Test 2) Suburbia 3) Advertising on Police Cars

Anton, I think he just might be refering to the Metro, and not here.

Shweet!!

How many records sold gets gold status in Canada?

The Goo Goo Dolls cover it. I heard it on the radio the other day.

'Dexterity' - Charlie Parker

She did the worst thing she could have done, which was blame the whole thing on her band. That idiot.

I have a question: Is White Light Rock&Roll Review a pretty definitive example of the form your music will take over the next while? Or will you try something else new in the way of style, like how all the other albums have a different sound?

I think Radiohead covered 'Wish You Were Here' by Pink Floyd. Metallica also has an entire 2-disc album of covers.

Well...Mili Vanilli could dance...Ashlee Simpson just did her little jig...

That's why this would just be a nice, opium-induced dream.