Copper Feel

I wanted A Tribute to Jack Johnson as well, but there's another jazz album that I'm going to pick.

Dandy worked the board!

This is exactly what I've done with the phrase "lactose intolerant". I'll just toss it out in the middle of a conversation like "Zelda's well lactose intolerant on the WII". I've given it positive connotations, so people ignore its actual meaning.

Lou Reed was a talented wordsmith, but I don't think that he was anywhere near being as good of a musician as Zappa was. Between his abilities as a composer, producer and guitarist I would easily take Zappa over Reed.

The Who. They appeal to me less and less as each year passes, but even so, I still prefer them to the Kinks on account of the fact that they have some excellent singles. I despise everything that I have heard by the Kinks. It may just be that their singles all appear to be paper thin-exercises in quirky pop, but it's also possible that they're not compatible with my taste in music. Miles Davis or John Coltrane?

Get a world filter for every popular term that's related to Nazi Germany.

David Bowie. I was always far more of a McCartney fan than a Lennon one anyway, but I would probably take David's discography over that of the Beatles themselves. I think that you could put Hunky Dory, Station to Station and Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) up against any three Beatles albums in terms of quality, and the sheer range of the Bowie records would be far greater as well.

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I still think Marvin should be forced to justify his existence at the end of his suspension. Even if it doesn't result in a ban, much laughter should be had.

Highway 61 Revisited. Dylan was always a great lyricist, but I don't think that the musical element of his work was ever quite as fully realised as it was on this album. The production is clear and well suited, there are no mediocre songs (unlike "Rainy Day Woman # 12 & 35", "Obviously 5 Believers"and "Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat") and the album just has a better sound for me. They're two of my three favourite albums of his anyway, along with Bringing It All Back Home.

EHME.

Czech is going down in my estimation if that is him. I mean, sweatpants, come on.

Carnival.

I think that actually is Dandy.

I was convinced it was Dandy at first as well, but then I realised that he once told me he's never taken drugs.

I'm proud to be the only other person you deemed worthy of the topless treatment! Edit: oh wait, Milky and Edwin. I'm in with the in crowd.

I think my stomach bug is clearing up as I'm starting to eat full meals again, albeit not in the ungodly portions I usually consume: Lunch: pork, roast potatos, Yorkshire pudding, carrots, gravy, peas and parsips Tea: white bread and chicken drumsticks I also ate a packet of prawn cocktail crisps.

I set 'em up, and Dandy knocks 'em right down.

You know Luke-O, if I could respond to that with a mixture of classical music and repeated farting, then I would.

Hey everybody, I'm about to start posting in the WWE folder again.

I'm pretty sure The Coat Is My Father's exclusive pick time has elapsed.

The LSD section itself is a blatant case of false advertising, when I signed up I expected nothing but erect penis threads. Since TwiztedMind has already revealed that I'm a homosexual, I feel perfectly comfortable to divulge this information.

Bigolsmitty, what's gotten into you?