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"Blame It On The Tetons" - Modest Mouse

"Champagne Supernova" - Oasis

"Change (In The House of Flies)" - Deftones

i thought they did it all for the nookie.. ;) No, that's farmers you're thinking of.

"Teeth Like God's Shoeshine" - Modest Mouse

"Poor Man's Grey" - Matt Good

"The Good Red Road" - Devendra Banhart

"Klavier" (Live Aus Berlin) - Rammstein

5.5/10 Not as great as everyone makes them out to be, Maynard = not God. Deftones

"This Picture" - Placebo

Unofortunately nobody here probably attended the Wulheide (where Live Aus Berlin was filmed a few years ago) where they performed once again this week. They played one of the new songs, called "Benzin." Only crappy low-quality mp3 and video bootlegs are floating around the internet. P.S. on an interesting note, dramaturgical as it turns out is a real word, not some sorta odd translation issue.

From the official site: Good news indeed.

First the flag-burning thing, then that internet censorship law, now this... dammit.

You might wanna get that looked at.

Anyways, so much for relevance.

Because boxes are less practical.

Read about this yesterday. Really upsetting.

I don't like having absolute favorites, but MG/B would be a shoe-in for favorite, along with RHCP, Rammstein, Deftones, etc

I don't think it really matters very much what he's like off-camera. Sure he's short-tempered, but if it had been some ordinary joe who had a short fuse (and there is no doubt that many do), it wouldn't make it into the entertainment section of every news broadcast and Leno monologue. They just gotta sensationalize this crap to get people to watch their shows and such.

Saw it today. My interest in it came from the relatively extensive use of Rammstein in it that I'd heard about. In fact it's said to be the movie that gave them their major exposure here in the states for the first time. And also heard that it was better than another of Lynch's films (Mulholland Drive, which I thought was pretty damn good). While it was just as crazy, and perhaps moreso, on the whole I didn't like it as much, seemed a lot more tiresome. If I were to rate it, 6/10.

I'm not certain anything but backwards can describe someone who honestly believes that the cold war was better than the war on terrorism because in the cold war, America's chief enemy (The Russians) were "white and sane."

Saw it today with the girlfriend. All the sentimentality is exactly what's expected from a Ron Howard film. However it was a really good movie, the best I've seen in a very long time. Crowe's performances as always was excellent.

And why are you pissed again??

"This Place Is A Prison" - Postal Service

It ended up being not nearly as funny as I'd anticipated. But quite alright anyways.