Henry Spencer

London Calling, bitch.

Nas - One Time 4 Your Mind

Get the expanded edition, Luxe & Redux. It's about the same price as a regular CD. Others to check out: Wu Tang Clan - 36 Chambers The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin Red House Painters - Old Ramon Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home Nas - Illmatic These are albums that have been getting heavy rotation in my CD player lately.

Nas - New York State Of Mind

Odelay, by far. Regardless of whether you pick that one or not, do NOT get Ryan Adams' album. It's terrible.

Yeah, I know this isn't all of his albums, but I was able to include most of his classics, so chances are, one of these is your favorite. My vote goes to Dirty Mind, although Purple Rain and 1999 are close competition.

Top Five Velvet Underground Songs, at least for the moment Heroin I Found A Reason Lady Godiva's Operation Candy Says Who Loves The Sun

The Velvet Underground - Candy Says

Beach Boys - Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)

Miles Davis - Freddie Freeloader

I also am going to have to choose the first album. All four are just about perfect, but the first one is more diverse, and it has my favorite VU track ever, Heroin.

Grace and Disintegration are both quality, but OK Computer and Pet Sounds are two of my favorites albums of all time. Were I to make a top ten list, they'd both make it. The coinflip at the moment, however, says OK Computer.

Wilco - I'm The Man Who Loves You

You're not the only one. At least for another two years.

In Overland Park. They bought out a bunch of local used CD shops and put their entire stocks into a gigantic bin and are selling them off for a dollar or so each. I don't know how much longer the good stuff is gonna last, though, so I'm going back again this weekend.

Miles Davis - Miles Runs The Voodoo Downs

The White Stripes - I Want To Be The Boy

Megadeth - Lucretia

I'd just like to point out that this is the most overly melodramatic and cheesy show I've ever seen, but damn if it isn't addictive.

Tom Petty - Here Comes My Girl

Good. Deadsy fucking blows. The Beatles - Because

I'll have to check that out. Bob Dylan - Idiot Wind

Just copped about an hour or so ago from that ultra reliable longtime friend of mine, the ultra cheap one dollar bin at Best Buy: The New Pornographers - Electric Version Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - Painted From Memory Jeff Buckley - Mystery White Boy Tears For Fears - Songs From The Big Chair Sly & The Family Stone - Greatest Hits Red House Painters - Old Ramon Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (I was fucking stoked to see this, as my old copy had recently been lost) Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick Quite a fucking haul, and only a dollar, too.

I'm not a part of the TSM metal crew, but I agree with everything you said about Linkin Park. So, now you have the awesome power of Bob Dylan backing you up.

I heard about some PA guy playing Here I Go Again to taunt that pitcher she beat up. Funny stuff.