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LOTGA is a really fantastic album. i love Vermillion, Alabama Motel Room, Radio Bomb, The War is Over (i love when he starts screaming "the war is over!") and Omissions of the Omen.

what the fuck? what the hell is wrong with some people? i don't understand how some people can be so immature. poor matt.

i absolutely lovvve them. i've been a fan for about a year and a half. we always play their new CD at work, and i love it.

i work at Music World, and Matt Good is number 4 there too, for our location. he's beating Avril Lavigne.

viggy, i totally agree with The Inescapable Us. i can't believe i forgot that song. it is amazing.

two songs that were mentioned above; Casual Walks and Tripoli. i love both of those songs so much. neither get much praise. i also love While We Were Hunting Rabbits. it's my absolute favorite song, yet i don't see many other fans who share my opinion.

i was talking to a few of my friends in the states online, half of them don't even know who he is. the others said that his records were impossible to find. but hopefully, they'll smarten up down there, and look harder.

that's really surprising and impressive. although, very deserving.

what are your favorite lyric(s) off of the new album? mine are: "even at the end of your driveway, i still feel too far away" "so ever morning when the world woke up, there’d only be weather on the news" and "yeah mother fucker we’re number one!" because i love the way he says it.

21st Century Living House of Smoke & Mirrors While We Were Hunting Rabbits Hopeless Prime Time Deliverance Running for Home

i really love Vermilion and Native Son. basically, everything off of Last of the Ghetto Astronauts is underrated, but really good.

i don't know if this is exactly what you were looking for, but here is a MGBFC patch.

i really like Empty Road. although, i would have to say that my favorite is Ex-Pats, but it wasn't on the list.

i really thought that WLRRR was good. it was much better than i was expecting, too. also, a lot different. with Avalanche as the previous release (i really am a fan of Avalanche, dispite what a lot of other people say about it), i wasn't expecting such a hard-hitting rock album, for the most part. when i heard Alert Status Red, it definitely took some time to grow on me, mostly because it was so different to anything on Avalanche. so, when i got WLRRR, i was almost nervous to listen to it. but i am really, really happy with it. it's like Avalanche's 'alter ego', and i think it's a really fun album.

thanks for your suggestions. i have heard elsewhere that If You're Feeling Sinister is really good. i will look into it. thanks again.