Hank Kingsley

Hinder - "Lips of an Angel"

I like it. Sleeping Lessons, Australia, Phantom Limb, and Turn On Me alone made it a worthwhile purchase. And the other songs don't bother me. I think overall I still like Chutes Too Narrow more.

Depends on what you listen to, really. Oh, Inverted World is super mellow and not my favorite (though "Know Your Onion!" is probably my favorite song by them), but Chutes Too Narrow and more specifically Wincing The Night Away have a stronger and more fun sound to them. Wincing is especially great because of the nautical theme. I am a fan.

I'll probably need to give it another spin or two to really say, but on first listen it wasn't bad, but didn't blow me away, either.

I'm a Colored spade A nigger A black nigger A jungle bunny Jigaboo coon Pickaninny mau mau Uncle Tom Aunt Jemima Little Black Sambo Cotton pickin' Swamp guinea Junk man Shoeshine boy Elevator operator Table cleaner at Horn & Hardart Slave voodoo Zombie Ubangi lipped Flat nose Tap dancin' Resident of Harlem And president of The United States of Love President of The United States of Love (and if you ask him to dinner you're going to feed him:) Watermelon Hominy grits An' shortnin' bread Alligator ribs Some pig tails Some black eyed peas Some chili Some collard greens And if you don't watch out This boogie man will get you Booooooooo!

The new Regina Spektor, LCD Soundsystem, and Son Volt.

I almost spit water over my computer watching the way he dives into the water in his dream-inside-of-a-dream. Speaking of. GOD...DAMN IT!

THEY'RE IN MY EYYYYYYYYYYYYES

Remember this.

I got this as a gift a year or two ago and never got a chance to start it. Let me know how it is. My first book of the summer is probably going to be Faulkner's As I Lay Dying.

Heard it on XM at work, it wasn't horrible. But I don't really have great expectations for the album anyway. Interpol is one of those bands where I love the songs when they come up on shuffle, but cannot listen to the album straight because the songs all start to sound the same. More so on Antics than Turn On.

Who doesn't like Clue? oh, and to contribute: The Last Kiss. I don't think the reviews were too favorable at all. But Tom Wilkinson was amazing, as was Mr. Braff, even if I hate Michael Weston and the script suffers from Paul Haggisitis where everyone is suffering from the exact same problems. And the soundtrack! Wonderful.

I ordered Boss Nigger off eBay, so I'll be sure to let everyone know how it is.

I prefer Motherboy XXX.

Vanilla Sky. I mean, I agree that it's overly complicated and Crowe uses the last fifteen minutes to literally explain everything, but I love it.

Yeah man, I took living by the beach for granted until I came to this school. Gimme the Gulf of Mexico now.

no shit! That looks amazing. EDIT: and naturally, the comments are just as good.

Try a Borders if you have one nearby, that's where I found it. I think the company is Alpha Video. The quality isn't fantastic by any means, but it works.

Music Library! Last time until the fall Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers Frou Frou - Details The Best of Van Morrison Taxi Driver Original Soundtrack an old Paste Magazine sampler that includes Mates of State, Guster, Garrison Starr, and like 20 other songs.

YES. Found the DVD for $5 somewhere. So worth it.

Oh man, there are pictures from the supersized episode 2 weeks from now, "Beach Games" http://justjared.buzznet.com/2007/04/26/th...ce-beach-games/ ahahahahaha.

That is wonderful.

They do that with most shows, though. I figured it was just to stay consistent after announcing tonight's 30 Rock as the season finale. I think they're doing the same thing for Heroes, too.

Appletini jokes are always gold, as was The Ghost of Pediatrics. But overall the episode was kinda eh, or par for the course this season. fiosadjf;jas;fv @ the ending though. Even though I read the spoilers.