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http://www.thewolfrocks.com/top20.html Scroll to the bottom and check out the freshly pressed thing. How they titled the new single.

He's also been playing The Workers Sing A Song of Mass Production lately as well.

I agree with that. Probably some deranged Beatles fan posing as a Beatles hater would ask him for an autograph then shoot him as soon as he signed it.

Most of my favorites are from Season 7. The one where Timmy and Jimmy join the Crips is awesome, as well as the one where Cartman has a hand puppet of Jennifer Lopez that Ben Affleck is falling in love with. Also thought the first one with Mr. Slave was pretty funny as well.

I withhold my vote due to The Godfather not being included, even though the third one was pretty bad.

Here's my list: Pulp Fiction Fight Club Memento Reservoir Dogs Seven This Is Spinal Tap Rounders Jackie Brown

I had to give my vote to Good Charlotte. That new song of theirs, I think its called Predictable, makes my ears bleed.

I'd say all of the following are pretty easy to learn if you're just doing the rhythm part Giant Hello Time Bomb Symbolistic White Walls Everything Is Automatic Man Of Action Under The Influence In Love With A Bad Idea Put Out Your Lights

I've been trying to figure out the lead in Little Terror for a while now but still no luck, I have to figure out the effect used in it. I've also heard people say that Weapon is hard if you're trying to sing at the same time. I don't personally agree with that but some have trouble with it.

yeah, Matt did an amazing job of Can't get shot. Especially since he was talking about being sick the whole show, but he sure didn't sound it. I also thought it was strange to start with Blue Skies. I also thought we were going to get 21st Century Living since there were microphones set up by Rich and Christian. I was also surprised that nobody brought up the shoe incident, although it was discussed at the June show. Matt did say though he was happy the show was moved to The State, since its one of the few "Dirty Rock Clubs" left in Canada (I bet playing at the agribition building with the smell of cow crap everywhere would have been real nice too though). But definitely a good show, well worth the 30 bucks and most likely failing a midterm today due to lack of studying.

Got back about 2 hours ago from the show, and I'm still pumped over it. Once again Matt never ceases to amaze me as a live performer. He also had a good amount of interaction with the crowd, with his usual political banter but also a good conversation about a KISS cover band that was playing later in the month at The State. Very humourous indeed Limblifter was very good as well, but their set was too short. Especially since its the hometown of the Dahles. I was actually quite impressed with Auf der Maur. It's good to see Melissa as the frontwoman in a band, she definitely has the charisma it takes to pull it off. Here's Matt's setlist from the show. I'm 99% sure this was the order. Blue Skies Over Bad Lands Weapon Put Out Your Lights Poor Man's Grey In Love With A Bad Idea Hello Time Bomb The Rat Who Would Be King Alert Status Red North American For Life Little Terror Its Been A While Since I Was Your Man Apparitions(acoustic) Encore: The Workers Sing A Song Of Mass Production Load Me Up Carmelina Can't Get Shot In The Back If You Don't Run