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Jealous of your Cigarette is the song we play on my morning show when we need to go out for a "fresh air" break. good stuff

This is Mystical He's an albino Buffalo. If you are driving through Granville, North Dakota, and you see him, it's good luck.

Love Hayden. The Hazards of Sitting Beneath Palm Trees is a song that I could listen to a hundred times over and not get tired of it. The same goes for Trees Lounge. But yeah, start with Everything I Long For. The Closer I Get is another great great album. It's all good.

Is anyone else kind of creeped out by baby Hitler?

American Beauty I'm sorry...but wha???? I just didn't think it was as funny/awesome as everyone else did.

http://www.mediabum.com/html/Young-And-Old...ld-Leaders.html Crazy.

Former Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious stabs girlfriend Nancy Spungeon to death in room 100 of New York's Chelsea Hotel. Because Sid remembers nothing about the crime, theories include robbery and an abortive suicide pact. Vicious dies of an ugly heroin overdose shortly before his trial. go ahead...discuss. i mean...if you want...

Bright Eyes - When The President Talks to God Best free song on iTunes

Seriously Listen to "Cream and Bastards Rise" You'll love it.

We got that album at the radio station I work at. It's really really really good. I'm looking to buy it myself.

Rebecca Rankin... After she left, there was no real reason to watch MM anymore the last time i tried to watch, and all I saw was reruns of newlyweds muchmusic used to be videos all day and all night. fond memories, i tell you.

I'm really happy that he put Generation X-wing on there One of my favorites and the acoustic version should be interesting

I used to hate certain bands when I was back in high school. But now that I am older (wiser?) I can't get enough of 'em. The short list includes: Marilyn Manson Rage Against the Machine Atari Teenage Riot Thread Started....discuss

Quebecian pop-rock back from the mid-nineties when anything Sloan-Esque was great. Anyone else dig them?...anyone?

I really enjoy his new video. I didn't "get it" when i first watched, waiting for something to happen...but then I "got" what Matt was trying to say. It's a music video that forces the viewer to LISTEN to the music, with no imagery to draw the viewers attention away from it. I like it.

Dwight Yoakam - A Thousand Miles From Nowhere

Its an archive of the matthewgoodband.com website. I just remember the old times... *stares off into sunset*

and the wayback machine http://web.archive.org/web/20010410225610/...dband.com/main/ the photos don't work anymore...but the memories!!!!!

Big Wreck - That Song

Jennifer Good makes me wish that i was a rock star *sigh*

And by Suburbia, you mean Born to Kill? Furthermore, A Boy and His Machine Gun scares the living shit out of me at the very end where he keeps saying "Crazy" and there are those ever freaky straw sucking sounds and wind chimes. FUCK THAT. whooooooops you're right. my bad.

I found the Simon and Milo album at the music store I work at. I bought it for 2.27 after employee discount. I hate to admit, but I kind of dig it

I really dig the cover art. Its simplicity screams Matthew Good

For me, the best albums are the ones that I bought for one song...then put in the closet when I got tired of the song. It's later on when I'm cleaning out my closet that I listen to the album and realize that it's an incredible album. For this question, I have to go with Transistor Sound and Lighting Co.'s self titled Anyone else who knows this band and album would probably agree with me that it is awesome. I have yet to hear the such original use of stereo from a group. *anime smiling kitten* Super-Good!!!! *anime smiling kitten*

I dug it. I was afraid of a horrible ending, after reading several reviews, but I was pleased by it. I saw a lot of elements of previous Spielberg films in it, most notably Jurassic Park...the scene of them trying to hide from the alien "tentacle" brought memories of the kids hiding from the raptors. all in all....7/10. Good summer popcorn fare.