Henry Spencer

The Streets - Blinded By The Lights TV On The Radio - Dreams Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough Patti Smith - Gloria David Bowie - Life On Mars

Once Upon A Time In The West is one of my favorite movies.

I'm seeing The Hives in December. That's all I have lined up.

I am profoundly sorry.

Ah, the Dead Milkmen. Keen.

I do too, I'm just saying.

It really is. The overexposure of almost the entire first half of the album has kind of obscured that, but they're really a hell of a bunch of songs.

That 99 Problems/Let's Go Crazy mix is pretty neato.

I like Family Guy. I'm so lame.

God damn, Real Player is such a pain in the ass.

Damn you. When I saw the Pixies, the Thrills opened. I damn near fell asleep during their set. Most innacurately named band ever.

Steering this thread away from the surreal and oddly hilarious NOFX circle jerk: First Of The Gang To Die is the only really good song on Morrissey's new album. That might have been mentioned already.

I've listened to The Arcade Fire album two or three times. It's not doing much for me.

I, too, am surprised by the high placing of Heroes. Not disapointed, though. It's my favorite Bowie song by far.

I think Devo...

Although that's a great song, you're probably right.

Red Hot Chili Peppers? Egads.

Realplayer doesn't work on my computer.

DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYEYEYEYEYEYEYS.........

I don't have the right software to listen to your show, apparently. I know a lot of those songs, though, so I'm imaging the awesomeness right now.

Out of all the overblown, cheesy power ballads of the eighties, these are the two cheesiest and most overblown. Which, of course, makes them brilliant.

The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow The Dismemberment Plan - Emergency & I Sigur Ros - Ágætis Byrjun El-P - Fantastic Damage Tool - Lateralus (I only listened to about three fourths of this, as it was too boring to finish. Ehh, I tried) Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited Tom Waits - Bone Machine Joy Division - Closer The Shins - Oh, Inverted World Damn, it doesn't feel like I've listened to a lot of music today. But that's a lot of music.

The "Top five songs" edition Portobella - Covered In Punk Bob Dylan - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry Tom Waits - Who Are You Belle & Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister El-P - Stepfather Factory

I can never remember what time your show is in my time zone. I also require a link.