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Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart

The Fugees - Killing Me Softly

I think he was computer generated, he looked almost exactly like the origional dead actor and had the blurry just not quite right look of CG. I answered this earlier. Tarkin's not CG in that scene. It's Wayne Pygram in a lot of makeup. He played Scorpius in Farscape.

I haven't seen any sheet music at all for either Matt Good or MGB.

Nope. If I remember right, that's Wayne Pygram. He played Scorpius in Farscape.

Pavement - Fillmore Jive

Wilco - I am trying to break your heart

Really old Yamaha G-235 Classical Guitar. Originally produced in the late 70's until the early 80's, it was handed down to me by my uncle. It's got a lot of sentimental value.

http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=306OEGX...X437B2RBAWAT4SL MP3 version of the song, for convenient download.

Stephen Malkmus' new album, Face The Truth.

I voted Conan. Whenever I have a late night of homework or something, Late Night always comes on and keeps me up the extra hour I need. Like drugs. Except not.

There were no lyrics in the CD booklet. It's everything that you're describing, it's what the cardboard foldout looked like, 'cept on paper.

200. Finally!

What a great movie. I'm definitely seeing it again. Oh, and no, they didn't card me. I guess not shaving worked.

The day after it's out, the 20th, I have a day off from school. It's perfectly timed, if you ask me.

It doesn't work anymore.

I wonder if they're checking for ID here. It's rated 16+ in Quebec, and I happen to be 15. I guess I can just go and not shave for a while before going.

The song was called Cells, by The Servant.

He didn't really do much. He directed one small scene for $1. It was a sort of repayment to Robert Rodriguez (the director), who was payed $1 for his music in Kill Bill: Vol. 2.

Godspeed you! black emperor Denali The Fearless Freep Pavement Violent Femmes Iron & Wine The Nils

Denali - Normal Days

I was about to say that. Those are the only shows worth watching on Much now, with the exception of One Hit Wonders, for a stupid laugh every now and then. It's cool seeing all the indie bands from Montreal on The Wedge, especially when you know them personally.

I liked both albums, but I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning gets my vote. On a side note: Seeing Bright Eyes live was awesome.

Elliott Smith - Say Yes

Part of me was hoping Alex Soria would also be on that list...