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"Exit Music (For A Film)" - Radiohead ooooh I feel so pretentious

Very well, but they best not prove themselves to be as big a disappointment as Limblifter.

Or Adensoft Audio MP3 Converter.

I watched this episode today, it seems as though I really have been missing out all this time.

And if you've not??

You can get conversion programs for free you know.

You're good people, mrs jesus.

Dammit, you're catching up.

1/2 my kingdom for a good version.

"Man On The Moon" - REM

Those from your 'best' list??

The best and worst cover art you've ever seen. Best: Worst:

"20 Years" - Placebo

"The Good Life" - Weezer

All I said was American historians do in fact argue that absurd as it may be, not that I agree. But enough on this, how about that Loser Anthems, I sure wish I had a copy.

It's one of those bands who can make alright music but the vocalist just screws it all up.

It doesn't sound like it'd be very good.

For the Poles, it was over in 1939 and they'd lost. And it had yet to begin for other countries. For example many American historians do argue that WWII began in 1941 because that is the year in which the USA entered the war.

It being disasterous is just a neat sidenote I suppose, or maybe a treaty shouldn't be cited as having ended a war if it didn't work, and especially if it began a war that proved to be many times worse. When the fighting is done, that's when a war is over, when one of the sides surrenders.

What I'm saying is that most people cite the end of WWI as being in 1918 and don't have the opinion that it takes an eventually diasterous treaty to be signed.

Ah, very good then.

Well then you better write those thousands of historians and tell them to change all their works so as to suit your opinion.

"Night On The Sun" - Modest Mouse

Nevermind, Radiohead beat me to it.

So I was the only one who thought the ending was kind of dumb and unnecessary??