LonelyWreckage

^ ;) Only recently found out about this: A bit sketchy, but it has that brilliant Love Is Hell sound. :angry:

Tweeting is fairly useless if you've got facebook. It is good for seeing what certain celebritys think on matters/are doing/are planning to do though.

I wish I had a Sylvia Plath Busted tooth and a smile And cigarette ashes in her drink The kind that goes out, then sleeps for a week The kind that goes out on her own To give me a reason, for well, I dunno And maybe she'd take me to France Or maybe to Spain and she'd ask me to dance In a mansion on the top of a hill She'd ash on the carpets and slip me a pill Then she'd get me pretty loaded on gin And maybe she'd give me a bath How I wish I had a Sylvia Plath... Ryan Adams - Sylvia Plath.

Still haven't learnt to check if the video allows embedding then ?

They didn't make the Kashmir earthquake sound all that funny.

That BM t-shirt looked ace.

2012*. Hopefully before the Olympics. Yeah...no room for the recent Italian earthquake; zero mention of the EU's turn to federalism; but there was a blackout in NY and Madonna kissed Britney !

20009 ? Fail.

What are you doing there, like ? Unless you're in some ultra-conservative state I'm blissfully unaware of, I fear you're misrepresenting your host country a tad unfairly. They've got their fair share of backwards nutjobs - no doubt about that - but you make them sound feral. ;) The first video's not available to watch, sadly...

2012. .

No, not for me ? Been watching Life - a fantastic new Attenborough series. (can't embed them, BBC doesn't allow it)

What is wrong with you ?

Bloc Party were never cool, they were just slightly better.

Economic forecasts soothes our dereliction Worlds of euthanasia, apathy and sick routine Carried away with useless advertising dreams Blinding children, life as automatons. Manics - Natwest - Barclays - Midlands - Lloyds

This is how it looks for me:

I've just checked it and it looks like there's barely any of Canada done ?

I'm not gonna get away with just 10 for the 90's, so I'll just do the 00's, with even this being difficult. Ryan Adams - Love Is Hell (2004) Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica (2000) Muse - Origin of Symmetry (2001) The Music - The Music (2002) Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R (2000) Editors - The Back Room (2005) The Concretes - The Concretes (2003) Matthew Good Band - Audio of Being (2001) JJ72 - JJ72 (2001) The Vines - Highly Evolved (2002)

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I remember reading that Swedish Pirate Party done better than our Labour party did (current government; one half of our two-party system) in this years European elections. ;)

Gameswipe.

The Invention of Lying. Had a few funny moments (elderly home sign, Merchant/Barry cameos etc) but all in all pretty cheesy and generally shit - comfortably the worst thing I've seen from Gervais.

I didn't see the trailer for it, and didn't really know what to expect beyond 'alien and human civilisiation integratation', so I went in with an open mind and really enjoyed the fuckan thing.

Camera Obscura - James (live on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic)

It's hard to believe a band which released Origin of Symmetry could sink to the depths of Black Holes & Revelations, but the Queen rip-off was an embarassment, especially as a lead single. Uprising's a lot better, but only to the point of BH&R-standard. About time I give up on Muse, but if there ever comes a day when they do a Showbiz or OOS live date, I'll sell my soul to be there, as they're an awesome live act and they were two of the best albums this past decade.