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Well its pretty far apart but William Orbit Pieces in a modern style and Social Distortion live at the Roxy...

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Last album I bought was this:
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I can honestly say it's the least mediocre Rolling Stones album of the last 20 years. And I'm (almost) looking forward to hearing a few of the new songs when I see the Stones next week.

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You actually paid THAT much too see the stones.


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Nah, I'm in the "cheap" seats. Two tickets at 60 bucks apiece. Barely enough to pay Keith's booze tab for the night.

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The more people that buy American Idiot, the worse and worse off the world becomes...

Yes, I'm jumping on the bandwagon. So what? And what is the album that you posted, Hactar? I don't recognize it.

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I think that "American Idiot" is one of the best rock albums of recent years, so I ordered this as well!!!

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And while I'm on a shopping roll ...

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Any good?
I heard a couple of his things on the radio.

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I don't have the album yet! But a live concert on tv featured songs from it and they were great! Listen to some sample clips on the web (iTunes, amazon, ...). The man is really good, this album too!

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I think that "American Idiot" is one of the best rock albums of recent years, so I ordered this as well!!!

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And while I'm on a shopping roll ...

Ouch, how did you fit in the cash register? :shock:
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I lost a couple of pounds thanks to my recent virus infection, thank you for noticing! My blubber ain't what it used to be, no longer can I pass through as a decent orca ...



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Franz Ferdinand: You Could Have It So Much Better
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(Notice the percent off)

The Fray: How To Save A Life
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and O.A.R.: Stories of a Stranger
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Franz Ferdinand: You Could Have It So Much Better
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(Notice the percent off)


Arr! Beat me to it. I have yet to buy it, but the 30-second listens on iTunes sounded good.

Anyone have the new Neil yet? I plan on getting You Could Have It So Much Better and Prarie Winds on my next trip to Best Buy.

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The more people that buy American Idiot, the worse and worse off the world becomes...

Yes, I'm jumping on the bandwagon. So what? And what is the album that you posted, Hactar? I don't recognize it.


The Empire Strikes First by Bad Religion, I believe.

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Fruit Bats - Spelled in Bones

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Let's see... What should I say?

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WOOOT!

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I don't get it. Is the album like 50 times better than one would imagine from listening to to clips or am I just old?

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I am now Franz-uh-licious.

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I don't get it. Is the album like 50 times better than one would imagine from listening to to clips or am I just old?


MG, you are ageless.

But to answer your question-- well, loads of people liked the previous album, so stands to reason they'd give the new one a whirl.

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I don't get it. Is the album like 50 times better than one would imagine from listening to to clips or am I just old?


MG, you are ageless.

But to answer your question-- well, loads of people liked the previous album, so stands to reason they'd give the new one a whirl.


Yeah, I think this one may top the debut. YCHISMB ( :roll: :lol: ) is a new direction, a little more rock-ish. There are some of the debut's dance disco-y stuff, but a lot of it is good. "Eleanor Put Your Boots On" "Walk Away" "This Boy" and "Evil And A Heathen" are all tremendous tracks.

If that doesn't float your boat, check out the other album I bought, Prairie Wind. It is an amazing record, topping his last album, Greendale. It's also being called the third in the trilogy of Harvest and Harvest Moon.

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I'll have to give that a listen. I really haven't kept up with Young's later releases, but his old stuff is among my favorites.

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I'll have to give that a listen. I really haven't kept up with Young's later releases, but his old stuff is among my favorites.


After the Gold Rush. Need I say more?

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I'll have to give that a listen. I really haven't kept up with Young's later releases, but his old stuff is among my favorites.


After the Gold Rush. Need I say more?


Harvest and Zuma are my favourites but not much between those three. None of the recent stuff has been that good.

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Mirror Ball was good but that's already 10 years old, time flies ...

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Remember the Totans OST - Some really good stuff on that

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Remember the Totans OST - Some really good stuff on that

Remember the Tottas?

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Remember the Totans OST - Some really good stuff on that


Ahh. I've had that for ages now! Really good stuff on it though.

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Lovely stuff

Now loking to get "Once" by Nightwish

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I'll have to give that a listen. I really haven't kept up with Young's later releases, but his old stuff is among my favorites.


Just been listening to some Neil Young (Decade, the greatest hits compilation) and realised that most people probably know your state from a name of a Neil Young song.
Unfortunate.

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Niiiightwiiiiish.

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I decided to evaluate the new Franz CD.

"The Fallen" - 5 Stars
"Do You Want To" - 4 Stars
"This Boy" - 3 1/2 Stars
"Walk Away" - 5 Stars
"Evil And A Heathen" - 5 Stars
"You're The Reason I'm Leaving" - 4 1/2 Stars
"Eleanor Put Your Boots Back On" - 5 Stars
"Well That Was Easy" - 5 Stars
"What You Meant" - 4 1/2 Stars
"I'm Your Villain" - 4 Stars
"You Could Have It So Much" - 4 1/2
"Fade Together" - 5 Stars
"Outsiders" - 5 Stars

Overall: 4 1/2 Stars

I'd give the debut 4. So this is better.

I want posts.

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ordered Nightwis "Once" off the web.

The Platinum edition costs £10.99

The UK special edition costs £10.99

the regular edition cost £11.99


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That, and Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G Major 'Surprise' ... gotta be worth the 79 cents I paid for it.

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Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G Major 'Surprise' ... gotta be worth the 79 cents I paid for it.

Hehe....that's one of the few pieces my kids knew from an early age.

My 2nd offspring recognised it playing in a gift shop in Granada (Spain) when she was 4 years old, and impressed the shopkeeper mightily.

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Features two of my favorite Beatles tunes: Rain and Revolution. Good stuff! :cool:

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:mrgreen: Brilliant!

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:mrgreen: Brilliant!

Indeed...I prefer it even to the almost-as-equally-brilliant "Oh, Inverted World"

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Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine
Feist - Let It Die

Little by little, filling in the songstress niche of my music collection.


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Cool stuff ... she's still the leader of the pack!

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