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My Springsteen list: 1. Nebraska 2. Born to Run 3. Darkness 4. BITUSA 5. River 6. TWTI&TESS 7. Rising 8. Greetings Didn't like the rest nearly as much. Gov't Mule: 1. Dose 2. The Deepest End 3. Gov't Mule 4. Deep End Vol. 1 5. Life Before Insanity 6. Deja Voodoo 7. Deep End Vol. 2

If we're going by videos here, I'd go with Smells Like Nirvana or Amish Paradise. For just songs I really like "The Saga Continues" and the two above plus any Polka Your Eyes Out.

See, what he did was change to bu to bomb. It was also a play on your screen name.

The way I look at it is that there was what, 20 years between the end of the new series and ANH right? You only saw Darth right after he turned to the Dark Side. He had to learn to use those powers to become the awesome power that Obi Wan describes. Now, it taking 20 years to build the Death Star was a little be off for me.

Good job Maliboob. Hehe. It was a play on your name.

Last Waltz and I Am Trying to Break Your Heart are really the two that stand out for me. Last Waltz is a must see for any music fan. Keller Williams - Sight is a pretty cool live performance dvd. He does a lot of looping and multi instrumentation that is cool to see and he has a good sound.

I remember having a blast at both my jr. and sr. proms and after parties. For our senior year, one of my friends parents took us to their cabin. They bought a shitload of beer and had a cook (they were loaded). It was awesome. My date turned out to be a slut, which worked out even better for me.

Bon Jovi was quality. And so what if they made music for chicks with big hair in high school, they don't deserve to listen to what they want because some hipsters don't think it's cool enough? Fuck that noise. Anyone over the age of 25 knows that Bon Jovi was an important band. And fuck it if arena rock isn't cool enough for you. Doesn't make it less fun for the rest of us. Sometimes music isn't about being deep or playin in 7/8 time. Sometimes music is about having fun.

I'm sorry, but did someone list Rob Thomas as the most talented artist from 1990 to 2006??? Yeah, I'm not seeing it.

Wasn't Smith orignally supposed to do Superman, but the studio hated his script (or am I completely off base)? I actually thought Jersey Girl wasn't a bad movie.

Green Jello. Gwar.

Well, NY is a blue state. Maybe now they'll learn to vote Right.

I'm a big fan of mixing all breakfast foods together (eggs, sausage, hash browns, etc.) and putting them with ketchup on toast.

Yeah, plus I think that the game is changing back away from the hard defense game that he plays.

Fugazi were a pretty important band as far as influence goes. They really were the start of the DIY stuff and helped indie labels a ton. Despite plenty of offers, they never signed with a major label. Made pretty good music along the way too.

I might give this list a bit of credit if they specifically said metal/hard rock bands. And if it didn't have Blink 182 on it. Oh, and don't hate on Bon Jovi.

I've always hated Tina on these shows. She's such a bitch who doesn't have much going for her, but thinks she does.

I want to read the Love Shy book out of curiosity and an intellectual sake since it's something I live through. If "The Game" is available online for free (because I am BROKE) than I might give that a glimpse too. Is it basically a confidence will win you ladies type of book? Personally speaking, of course I have interest in being a ladies' man. I have an extreme interest in it. It's just that I've got to fight my love shyness all the time. I don't think anyone here has any type of clue on how amazingly difficult that actually is. You have to fight your love shyness all the time??? You are self diagnosising yourself with a term from a book that has been out of print for 20 years that you haven't even bothered to read. That's awesome.

Days of Thunder.

Maybe there is a way that he could care less. Like if he negatively cared.

Doing the new movie in black and white would have felt forced to me. Like they were trying to recapture something that wasn't there anymore. I like that they are moving on and going with color.

I saw this over the weekend. I thought it was okay, a little slow in parts but generally good. The funny thing was that the guy sitting behind us on a couple of occasions said things like "oh, I get it now", and "wow, I didn't know that" which lead me to believe he was taking it as fact.

I'll add mine. This is as of right now and is subject to change anytime. Allman Brothers Band - Soulshine Gov't Mule - Mule Van Morrison - And it Stoned Me Soulive - Joyful Girl (cover of Ani DiFranco) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah Michael Frenti and Spearhead - Pray for Grace Grateful Dead - Birdsong Ryan Adams - Cold Roses Guns N Roses - Estranged Disco Biscuits - Home Again

I used to love to listen to things like Medeski, Martin and Wood, or other jammy jazz shit like that. Or fun shit like Leftover Salmon that was still jammy.

I laughed.