Giuseppe Zangara

I don't care what happens with this folder.

Deceit wasn't even worth the space on my hard drive, much less any cash amount.

More like Cock Party, am I right. I listened to the Nation of Ulysses and Radiohead today, though I won't say what album for either. I will note that I only listen to Radiohead about once every quarter-year.

Mike, I wouldn't let Dames usurp your power like that ever again.

HEY BRO WE GOT SOME BEER AND SOME ROOFIES LET'S CRUISE THE STRIP BRAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHH

Frat boys deserve any horrible thing that happens to them.

Both of my housemates have their own message board habits. So, when Agent came down here—knowing they wouldn't think it odd—I told them that he and I post at this one board. I never told them what board, though. Heavens, no.

Kotz will go to any length to post.

This is easily Outkast's worst album, but still fairly decent. What say you?

I've yet to hear anything from the new Malkmus—though I really, really need to—but, as far as the albums you've mentioned, Solid Gold is fantastic. "What We All Want," "Outside the Trains Don't Run on Time" (which is superior to the rather dry version from the Yellow ep)...fuck. Sometimes I prefer it to Entertainment.

Warehouse is my favorite HD, though not that band's best album (that would be Zen Arcade); so many good songs on it. The first five songs on the album are nearly flawless, plus you get "It's Not Peculiar" and the stretch of the last three songs (not a great a song by any means, but how perfect of a closer—and a career capper—is "You Can Live at Home"?). Really, no matter how much better Zen Arcade, New Day Rising and Flip Your Wig is, it's Warehouse I listen to the most. But I'm a sucker for 80s college rock, anyway.

lol

Here's another 15 from my iPod: 01. Super Furry Animals - (Nid) Hon Yw'r Gan Sy'n Mynd I Achub Yr Iaith 02. Radio Birdman - Aloha Steve and Danno 03. The Decemberists - Cocoon 04. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - I Let Love In 05. Camper Van Beethoven - Prelude 06. Elvis Costello - Radio Radio 07. The Constantines - Justice 08. Codeine - Promise of Love 09. Love - Live and Let Live 10. Outkast - We Luv Deez Hoez 11. Fugazi - Life and Limb 12. Hüsker Dü - Flip Your Wig 13. The Futureheads - First Day 14. Smog - Red Apples 15. Jim O'Rourke - Ghost Ship in a Storm bonus fifteen: 16. Super Furry Animals - Alternate Route to Vulcan Street 17. Talking Heads - First Week/Last Week...Carefree 18. Hüsker Dü - Beyond the Threshold 19. Super Furry Animals - Bleed Forever 20. Dead Meadow - At Her Open Door 21. Hüsker Dü - It's Not Peculiar 22. Tindersticks - Mistakes 23. Fugazi - Burning 24. Talking Heads - Walk It Down 25. Camper Van Beethoven - The Light from a Cake 26. Wilco - Dash 7 27. The Kinks - Drivin' 28. New York Dolls - (There's Gonna Be A) Showdown 29. Super Furry Animals - Out of Control 30. Dinosaur Jr. - The Lung

"Have you ever pissed in your own cubicle?"

Did you use a George Foreman grill.

6.8? Wow.

Resend me your email address. I deleted the pm that had it when I was cleaning out my inbox earlier.

You used to write for the main site. "Josh" wasn't a secret.

Post-board crash:

I thought about posting more at jwing just to spite The Czech Republic, but it isn't worth it.

If Panopticon was Isis' first album, I don't think they would be labeled as a metal band. Other than Aaron Turner's occasionally growled vocals—which are buried low in the mix and rarely occur, anyway—they seem more akin to Mogwai than (insert a particular metal band's name here). It's to my understanding that their earlier stuff is more metal; the only of their earlier albums I've heard—Oceanic—appears to be so.

I actually get all those references, but that doesn't make the piece any less lame. Just talk about the fucking record, ya know? This isn't Creative Writing 101.

Ew, Rando. Nevermind.

OH FUCK MY CAPS LOCK IS STUCK