I think I've said so here before, but I'm still grateful to the record store clerk who made me listen to that song before buying it on a friend's recommendation. (And no, he didn't make me listen to the whole song.)

That's the best Coldplay endorsement I've ever read.

Lit's "Miserable" suddenly doesn't seem so bad.

I like how people defend it by saying Dolly Parton covered it. And by "like," I mean clench my teeth every time.

Stockbridge is in Metro Atlanta, not South Georgia.

Best comment so far.

I maintain "Rattlesnake" is their best single. Only reason I ever wanted a Live album.

He blows a gasket if anyone neglects to share his enthusiasm for it.

I realize Sandbox is less exotic up there, but "Curious" is worth watching on YouTube even if something else they did reminds you of Candlebox.

You forgot, or blocked out, "Laid" by James.

The Horse & His Boy is my favorite duo, and next favorite nineties band after Mina's Promise.

No exemption for "I of the Mourning"?  Harsh.

I love you people.  "Birthday" and "Drive My Car" are two of the worst three Beatles songs.  If you can call "Birthday" an actual song.

B.B. King!

There isn't that much more to it.  She was a Government & Economics teacher but didn't teach Economics because she didn't like it.  Besides woman-horse love and The Eagles, she also liked the Atlanta Braves.

I have maintained since 1999 America is superior to Europe, if only because Robbie Williams is not famous here.  Also that I might as well move to Europe if that changed.

First one of these I couldn't finish.  Glad his fantasy sex life is so fulfilling, though.

I wonder if Patti Smith and Patty Smyth are the same person in some parallel universe.

I hate "Arthur's Theme" because grr, Ronald Reagan?

"No Sugar Tonight" is great too, and discovering the original album version of "No Time" was an absolute revelation in all seriousness.