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"No Pun Intended" by The Hives

"Love in Plaster" by The Hives

Late 70s era Elvis Costello material

I guess nobody likes Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, so here's an easier one to try and revive this thread with. Eminem

"Best Of" albums rarely contain the best a band has to offer. They're usually just filled with the singles and commercially successful tracks. But the compilations can be a good way to get into an artist if they have an extensive catalogue.

"River Euphrates" by The Pixies

"The Great Outdoors" with John Candy and Dan Aykroyd

Iggy Pop - Fall In Love With Me

Wolf Parade - Same Ghost Every Night

Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple

"Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)" by Eamon

"New Rose" by The Damned

"Lighthouse" by Eric's Trip

I'm stoked for Spider-Man 3, but I wish the black costume looked more like the one from the old comics.

Illinois by Sujfan Stevens

"Chicago" by Sufjan Stevens

"Good To Me" by The White Stripes

5/10 I didn't care my for the singer's vocal style. Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet

"Push It to the Limit" by Paul Engemann

"I'll Believe in Anything You'll Believe in Anything" by Sunset Rubdown Sunset Rubdown is a side project from one of the members of Wolf Parade. Check them out on Myspace

Eric's Trip songs have great lyrics.

I saw "Napoleon Dynamite" again today on satellite.

"Highs and Lows" by Sons and Lovers They have a few songs you can listen to at their Myspace page.

"Dear Sons and Daughters of Hungry Ghosts" by Wolf Parade

"Beautiful World" by Devo