CaptainRocket

Alright...this will be great. Paul IS full of himself. He's Paul McCartney. He was a Beatle. More importantly, not Ringo. He plays all the instruments in his new video because he plays all of the instruments on his new album (which, I was surprised to find out, was Nigel Godrich's idea, not Paul's...). And while we're talking about full of themselves, I don't think anyone was more full of it than John and Yoko themselves, or rather, JohnandYoko itself. Sure, Yoko is a flake but she and John deserved each other. John needed Paul just as much as Paul needed John. Don't get me wrong, I love them both, but Paul had a better sense of melody where John had better lyrics. Mostly. John was not a saint, he was just as much ego as Paul. If he were still alive I wonder what people would think. And sorry, but I gotta ask, when exactly did Paul ruin the Beatles? Cuz I'm pretty sure he was the Beatles for the last year before they broke up. Paul was the last one to quit, if I remember correctly, which was long after they'd stopped being the Beatles already.

Omissions of the Omen Fated I Miss New Wave Fearless Apparitions Double Life Song for the Girl Alabama Motel Room Comfortable Criminals

I am a fan as of tonight, as I just saw them rock the Powerplant at the U of A. Holy shit. Holy shit. Holy shit. Holy shit. Nothing but praise.

i made MYSELF rocket queen don't make me tell your dads you're being belligerent again Yes, yer majesty.

Hey who made you "rocket queen"? Don't try and pull rank or anything.

Hey, are you being sarcastic?

Every Name is My Name Raygun Oh Be Joyful Symbolistic White Walls NULL VOTE -> I still haven't bothered to download the slow one. Change of Season As Long As You're Mine Workers Sing a Song of Mass Production North American for Life (ROOMS)

Strange Days Running For Home She's Got a New Disguise Look Happy, it's the End of the World Pledge of Allegiance Let's Get it On Haven't Slept in Years (Raygun) Giant Under the Influence

And he was all drunk. Drunky.

Ummm, emo? You guys are all drunk. All of you. I love the reworking, it was one of the most pleasant surprises. It's similar to when artists cover other artists; the covers sound better to me when they take a different approach to the original. In this case, Matt covered himself, but still took a different, interesting approach to it. In closing, I like it.

Very cool.

I put this back in my player this week and holy crap, I love this album. I think it goes much further than an '80s goth record, though. If you listen for it, it's really classic Corgan. The only song I really don't care for is "Now (and Then)".

Arcade Fire Because I can't go to the show tonight...

Anti-Pop While We Were Hunting Rabbits Everything is Automatic Man of Action Bright End of Nowhere Advertising on Police Cars (Rooms) 21st Century Living Native Son Near Fantastica

1. Hello Time Bomb 2. Put Out Your Lights 3. The Inescabable Us 4. Load Me Up 5. Pony Boy 6. Big City Life 7. Avalanche 8. Dusk 9. Ex-Pats

I'm going to the first 2 shows, but I haven't decided about the 3rd one yet.

Paul McCartney - Chaos and Creation in the Backyard

1. All Together 2. Euphony 3. Generation X-Wing 4. Suburbia 5. Sort of a Protest Song 6. A Boy and his Machine Gun 7. It's Been a While Since I Was Your Man 8. Indestructable 9. Truffle Pigs (rooms)

Alright, I will be straight with all of you. I love ABBA. A lot. Like, I know all the words to everything. I'm so sorry.

I dig it, there aren't any effects on the vocals this time. The riff could be toned down a little, but I will probably buy this record.

Just listen to all the records, it is well worth it. Don't forget Gord's two solo efforts.

Middle Class Gangsters Born to Kill My Out of Style is Coming Back Agorophobe Fall of Man Prime Time Deliverance Hopeless Can't Get Shot in the Back if You Don't Run Weapon

I really don't have anything bad to say about the disc, I loved it. NAFL was a really pleasant surprise, though. I didn't want to know what was on it, so I never read the tracklisting and avoided all threads on it. The whole thing was a surprise, except for Tripoli and PTD, which Matt mentioned putting on there.

I find the parallels to MG's releases pretty funny. A beautiful mistake...haha. I hope you aren't actually a huge snob. Good luck.

Umm, can someone record this for me? My computer will not let me listen live....