eh. you got me.

Great Era. I see it's on "The Guitar Ep" which I absolutely want now. Here's a band that is screaming for a Complete B-Sides/Rarities Set.

"Moving Right Along" would come after "Moving Further Away" which is the song I stopped on. though I don't have it on my iPod.

I have 335 TMBG Tracks on my iPod, but that is not one of them. Is it good?

Such an apropos list. I haven't listened to Lords of Acid in forever.

I love me some Catherine Wheel!

But it's a Sociopsychotic State of Bliss!?!

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Ay yai yai Safety Manuel esta en fuego!

I am in the Midst of John Scalzi's "Redshirts" Considering the basic premise is laid out almost immediately I was wondering how interesting the book would remain for the other 3/4ths. But, new revelations in the plot are keeping it going. With luck I will be done next week and then I will probably start "Anno Dracula"…

My name is not important it's a signal it's a sign
It says I'm doing what I do and I do it all the time

I always heard that New Order lyric from "Thieves Like Us" as "Love is the id that supports the Ego." I'm not sure if that makes it better, worse or about the same as "Love is the Air that Supports the Eagle." There are probably way too many New Order songs that could be put on this list, but I still love just about…

I'll give it a listen. Does it have sweet sax?

Never heard of it. Checking it out right now.

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Thank god I'm not famous, this way nobody can dredge up all the stupid opinions I had when I was 17 years old.

I had to miss the 1994 TMBG tour because my Mom wouldn't let me go by myself and I couldn't convince anyone to come with me. Blame it on being a shy, awkward, depressed teenager. I saw them a few years later for free on my college campus and it was amazing.

Since it's no longer streaming or available digitally now this album is a hot commodity. This record-label fracas/farce has been a huge success!

"I Guess Man."
*fiddles with aglets on Doc Martins*

Oh 90's, so many slackers. At the time I was probably like "Yeah Man! You're Awesome for being all Whatever." or I was like "Whatever!"