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I'm the same way, and Joni is definately and exception for me. Others that I can't get enough of are Sarah Harmer and Leslie Feist.

Hopefully, Matt & Co. did.

Smashing Pumpkins

Trees Outside The Academy is amazing. I have all the Sonic Youth stuff but never knew Thurston Moore had solo stuff. It sounds a lot like stuff from Murray Street and their latest CD... whih isn't a bad thing in my opinion. A big thanks to whoever uploaded this. I'm gonna go out and buy it this weekend.

"I'm On Fire".... "My Heads On Fire"? Pony Boy?

Woops. Sorry... late night last night.

Is it confirmed?

hahahahahhaha

There was a picture... it worked in the preview. Oh well.

This is fat to you?

Nah... any poll I can remember put Audio of Being first. The fact that Beautiful Midnight outsold Audio of Being is probably due to the fact that most buyers were casual only casual listeners. I think for the devout crowd Audio of Being will always be the favourite.

EPs and Singles don't qualify as albums. Loser Anthems and Raygun are EPs.

300... it was okay.

You have learned what so many Radiohead fans have not.

I disagree with this. I don't think I know a single person that thinks Weapon or Apparitions is a bad song... and I have A LOT of Matt Good-hating friends. Weapon and Apparitions are explosive songs... I can see no circumstance that would prevent Apparitions from becoming one of Underdogs singles.

Just because a song title is listed on a sticker on the cover when you buy it does not necessarily mean that it is a proposed single. The decision to announce third and fourth singles are usually done after the first two have been released and they've fairly "tested" the market for the record. For all I know Suburbia could have been proprosed as a single... but ultimately it wasn't, and for the reason I already stated. I don't think the sales would have been impacted that greatly had suburbia been the fourth single anyhow.

Carmelina would always have been chosen before Man of Action because it has a heavily repeated chorus. Same with the Future Is X-Rated instead of Suburbia, Rico instead of Prime Time... if you were in charge of picking singles you'd be fired.

Champions Of Nothing... cause we all knew it was gonna win 9 rounds ago.

4 Minute Mile is NOT a Who cover. Perhaps you're confusing it with "I Can See For Miles". The only Who cover I can remember him doing was "Can't Explain".

A Topic Worth Posting Twice...

MGB - 4 Minute Mile (only available on live bootlegs, it was used as a sort of intro for Hello Time Bomb... I suspect many of its elements were re-worked into Ex-Pats of The Blue Mountain Symphony Orchestra, released on White Light Rock & Roll Review) - Apparitions [Acoustic] (from some Charity album, NOT In A Coma) - Deep Six [u.S. Mix] - Everything Is Automatic [u.S. Mix] - Strange Days [u.S. Mix] - Flashdance II [Early Mix] (combines Flashdance II and The Man Frokm Harold Wood into on track and the intro bit is extended) - Pony Boy [unmastered Demo] (this was leaked in 2003 and is the version that might have potentially ended up on Audio Of Being, for whatever reason Matt chose to add and remove certain elements before putting it on In A Coma) - All Together [unmastered Demo] (same as above) - All Together [Mastered] (this was only available as a bonus track on Itunes pre-orders of In A Coma... I have never been able to get a hold of this version to see if it, like Pony Boy, has had any other changes made to it) - Tripoli [infected Mix] (a promo track for Audio of Being where Matt is purposely rambling over it) Matthew Good (Solo) - Comfortable Criminals (Avalanche b-side) - Annabelle (Avalanche b-side, remixed around the White Light-era and given to Amnesty as a download for charity) - Dusk (White Light-era b-side) - Alert Status Red [Early Mix] (I still don't know where this is from so it could be fan-made... it's got a short soundbite at the beginning about 'taking a trip to the moon'. - If I Was A Tidal Wave [Demo] (released before the Hospital Music recording sessions on Matt's myspace) - Breath Of A Nation (this is only available on live bootlegs. Was first played in Ottawa at the free acoustic show) - Keira-Anne (only partially available on Raymi's youtube clip) - Can't get Shot In The Back... (Hospital Music b-side) - Can't Get Shot In The Back... [Early Mix] (This is the demo from the pre-White Light Rock & Roll Review sessions) - Coming Out In Purple [Distortion Mix] (released on the History Teacher bootleg) - Empty Road [Acoustic] (this is just the audio from a video made of Matt recording the song in the studio for the White Light sessions) - Girl In The War (audio from the video he's hosting on his site) - I Am Not Safer Than A Bank [Demo] (hosted on the site pre-Hospital Music session) - Lullaby For A New World Order [Acoustic] (hosted as a bonus track on the House of Smoke & Mirrors website) - Near Fantastica [Acoustic] (a free gift offered to the members of the Metro messageboard community) - Near Fantastica [Radio Edit] (this is essentially the original version of the song which Matt extended for inclusion on Avalanche). - Weapon [instrumental] (bonus track, House of Smoke & Mirrors) Bon Tempo - The Bon Tempo EP (which includes: Daddy's Got A Brand New Van, Corporate America, Bespin The Betrayal, No. 9, Slow & Low, Subjugate Me, Reprise) - Jack & Merle - Angry White American - Nuke Pep Squad - Portrait Of An Artist In The Jungle ** Note: Everything except the EP has not been stated to be a Bon Tempo project... but its essentially Matt dicking around with his recording equipment so I included it here. +jackpillowhead - Seriously, Serious - Agorophobe (this demo has been reworked more than twice by Ryan Dahle and will most likely appear on his next release) - Free Download ** Note: I suspect a demo version of The Devil's In Your Details may also have been put together around the same time as these. When these songs were released they were given track numbers with Seriously, Serious being the 1st, Agorophobe being the 2nd, and Free Download being the 4th. The 3rd track remained unreleased. I'm probably still missing a few things... his live covers and extended or altered versions of songs he's played live but I thought I'd stick to professional or semi-professionally recorded material.

Haha... are you kidding? Just because she does shitty artsy movies doesn't mean she's not an idiot. She was at a party my cousin was at in Calgary and he said she's a complete bimbo.

I saw this at Sunrise the other day and was gonna buy it but opted for something I knew I was gonna like. I'm gonna download it and test drive it first, I think.

I'm glad the world is finally realizing how terrible Linkin Park really are. Example: http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1765596