Jay

Well, to compliment the "worst sounding" thread, I figured, what the heck, let's name the best sounding MG song. For me, it's easily "Advertising on Police Cars", as it has a nice, rich sound to it that gets across the emotion of the song perfectly.

The only one that remotely pops into my head is "Blue Bird", the rest at least sound good to me.

I heard some of their new stuff, and while it's better than their old stuff, it's just not something that I can see myself listening to on a regular basis.

Having his music help me get through stuff made me a die-hard fan.

I got the jewel case packaging with my signed version, it's got a booklet with pics of stuff. Same artwork as the digipak version.

juanpe, I believe there are six versions of AOB. LE white, black, and grey versions that include an all-encompassing MGB album lyric book, and non-LE versions with those colors. I own a grey LE and a white regular.

Will do. I'll check what I have. I think I have stuff for all of the vids. Edit- Uploading stuff now.

Cool, as I've got stuff from the other ones.

Crusader, I'll help out.

Which ones do you need? I've got tons of them saved on my computer. Although some of them may have been wiped out due to the ones I now have just being the ones saved to CD eons ago.

I've yet to figure out what this song is entirely about, although I've had some bits and pieces of it put together at some point.

Strange Days, by far. If anyone wants the vids, but can't find them online, feel free to hit me up with an IM, preferably through AIM, as it has no file size limits for transfers, and I'll hook you up.

Strange Days was my first MBG song/video, and made me want to check out their stuff as soon as I could. It holds up really well too.

I read that one of the ones who left now plays in another band, this is probably Ian.

You can't, and Hans Moleman is greatness.

That image looks pretty awesome.

Thanks for clarifying which band member, as I was a late-blooming MGB fan and didn't pay much attention to who was who, aside from Matt.

Al rules, quite funny in interviews and in songs.

I read that on the Metro, and it makes sense given how it's used in the song.

That is an awesome middle name.

I read that Rich's gf did the stuff, and I haven't read anything to contradict it.

New York? Awesome. That isn't TOO far away...

I remember first seeing the cover when I bought the CD and being stunned at how simply neat it was for all the hidden stuff to be put on there. Yet another reason not to pirate music, albiet a small one.

Got to listen to the blog, not too many mess-ups, and it seems pretty neat. Maybe I'll make one.

I'll listen to this audio blog after coming back from Wal-Mart, here's mine: http://www.xanga.com/private/home.aspx?user=MGFanJay