I don't like Mondays.

I pretty much love beyond words at least half of Automatic for the People with "Nightswimming" topping the list. "You are the Everything" from Green is also amazing. They have so many good songs and I don't even mind "Shiny Happy People."

I'll try those two. I've heard of them but never heard them. Have you tried Young Prisms? A Place to Bury Strangers? Ceremony?

I remember way back when playing a Ghostbusters game on the Commodore. You'd ride around in the car busting ghosts on the road. Then you'd go ino a building to bust a slimer. And every now and then a Stay Puft Marshmallow man would appear and kill you. I'm not sure if it had an ending at all.

Meanwhile everything else on the table came crashing down. That's where the comedy is.

I'm listening to more contemporary shoegaze at the moment. Airiel, The Daysleepers. In between all of that I am finding songs with sweet sax solos.

The Indians will regress back to mediocrity after the small taste of Wild Card Playoffs last season.

I'm listening to a lot of shoegaze recently.

So, no link to The Wedding Present version? You can find it on rdio.

One can never have too much butt. Just ask Brett Rattner.

Child Warwick Davis is the cutest.

Wow. I haven't thought of that CIV song since, well, probably 1995. I remember buying the album because of that song and being sorely disappointed by the rest of it. Listening to "I Can't Wait One Minute More" now I am not surprised as it's not very good either.

Well, I don't think I hated it. I finally got it when I was (And still am) in a anti-90's mood. I don't really listen to anything from those years. I'll look for it and give it a listen. Or I will listen to it on rdio.

This song is pretty great. I remember loving it, and wanting to buy the album, but I either always forgot the name of the song or the band and I never bought the album. It didn't help that no one talked about them and they didn't have another hit single.

Beating it until it is red does not a tan make.

That's every week for me.

They love it here in Cleveland. It wasn't until TBS started playing it all the time did I realize it had life outside of here. It's also around that time that I found this movie to be boring and meandering.

How does one play Magic: The Gathering by themselves?

Man this IS Christmas Music.

No.