alex_madf3rit

Pearl Jam - Marker In The Sand

Pearl Jam - World Wide Suicide

2012.... it was okay

Muse - Bliss

Muse - Hysteria

Blur - Out Of Time

1) Pledge 2) End Of The World 3) Everything is Automatic 4) Failing the Rorschach Test 1) In A World Called Catastrophe 2) The Inescapable Us 3) Alert Status Red 4) Annabelle

I guess that would be interesting to watch

baby dinosaur was creepy

Blur - Badhead

the shitmydadsays dude is the only reason why I go on twitter... fucking hilarious

yea who cares really, I loved it, wasn't speaking for anyone else. As for Avalanche being a staple set... just doesn't work for me. Although I will admit I would've liked to see Volcanoes and probably TVNA, but that's about it.

Stereophonics - I Stopped To Fill My Car Up

He was talking about how he wanted to kick off the show in a really upbeat way, so he decided he'd throw load me up and timebomb right at the beginning, and was talking about how everyone liked timebomb, and then he asked everyone that was 22 and under to raise their hands (at least half the audience did) and then he kept going about how they were like 11 when that song came out... something along those lines from what I can remember

1. 1underdogs 2massey hall 3rooms 2. workers 3. boy 4. impossible 5. omen 6. fearless 7. harold wood 8. bm 9. bm 10. original

Bright End Of Nowhere - Matthew Good

Stereophonics - Innocent

yea I'm interested too

I worked the midnight shift at a gas station when I was like 18... it was great, pumping gas all night long (you pretty much got like 10 cars the whole night), made some tips, and the rest of the time we used to sit there and read playboy or maxim all night long, and then went and got mcdonald's next door during break, best job to have when you're 18 and don't give a crap about anything

neither do I, that was my point, they were there at the right place at the right moment, but they just aren't as great as popular media and critics make them out to be... and that kinda proved it, but not really cause we're not that many people but yea, you see where I'm coming from

Just got back from the show in Barrie, let me say it was fucking amazing. Well, for starters, sorry to all the fans out there, but I really couldn't stand Mother Mother, but that's a whole other discussion, anyways... The band was fucking bang on every song and I he only played 5 songs off Vancouver, probably the lowest he's played this tour but I wasn't a bit dissapointed, I got to hear an amazing fucking setlist, best one this tour in my opinion, a great encore, and yea, Matt seemed to be having a lot of fun... didn't talk much but you could see it in his face, anyways the setlist was: The Boy Who Could Explode Load Me Up Great Whales Of The Sea Hello Time Bomb (Hello Time Bomb rant) Born Losers Us Remains Impossible Last Parade I'm A Window Odette Empty's Theme Park Apparitions Weapon -ENCORE- Giant Alert Status Red Everything Is Automatic Highlights for me were Load Me Up, everyone was completely into it, I'm A Window, man he rocked the shit out of that, same as Weapon, Giant was amazing (as usual) and Everything Is Automatic, great closer. Off Vancouver, I was impressed how well The Boy Who Could Explode works to start the show, Last Parade was great and so was Us Remains Impossible.

heading to the bar, then to the show, I'll let you know how it goes

if i bring a female over that's the last thing i'd think about... but that's just me

I find it more interesting that only one person (I believe) put down anything by Nirvana

Whatever man, Raditude's fucking great! fucking love it, I can turn it up all the way and listen to it from beginning to end, does that mean Weezer are as great as they used to be, no, but it doesn't mean they're the shit on the sole of my shoe that a lot of people are making them out to be. Once again, is all based in one's opinion anyways. You can take that as an excuse or as an explanation. One thing I am sure of though, the blue album was then, and this is now, so again take it for what it's worth.