Okay. That means the kid borrowed it despite being told it would mean certain death. Thanks. I'm gomna g9 deal with her now.

Zelenograd.

Yeah. You, too.
I'm going back to Spotify and blasting some Me First and Gimme Gimmes. If I'm going to listen to insanely bad pop songs, I'm gonna listen to them as performed by members of NOFX and Lagwagon. Their version of "Save the Best For Last" is not to be missed. Also, great versions of "Sloop John B" and "All…

It looks like someone who hates music took that one as it's not there. That's just damn creepy. Next your gonna tell me that you have a copy of Skip Spence's OAR on vinyl that you got for Christmas.

Damn it!
Wait, why steal "Slanted and Enchanted" but leave "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain"?

Seconded.

I love that record so much.It's pretty perfect. And then you remember that "Days" was originally slated to be on it as well, and realize pretty perfect could have been actually perfect.

Did you steal my record collection? It seems like you stole my record collection. I have to call my kid and make sure it's all still there now.

I'm pretty sure I'm the only person on earth that loves "Bungalow Bill".
But leaving off "Everybody's Got Something to Hide"? That's just wrong.
If my BFF was here, she'd pitch a fit over "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da", as it was the first dance at her wedding and her favourite Beatles song.

I Never Loved A Man the Way That I Loved You, Songs of Leonard Cohen, Headquarters, The Who Sell Out, Moby Grape, Safe As Milk, Goodbye and Hello… what an amazing year.

Can I make an argument for Piper at the Gates of Dawn? *ducks*

The Kinks are my favourite band of all time, full stop.
Every second of Village Green Preservation Society is pure perfection.

"Let 'Em In" also would like to submit it's CV.

It's up there. I can make an argument for a few others, but it's certainly in the top ten.
I shudder at the thought of "Timothy".

I hate you so much right now. Fuck.

They insist it never happened, and when presented with evidence, accuse you of photo shopping or that it was really lying libtards trying to make the Tea Party look bad.

Wow. Claude Lemieux. That takes me back. Bringing Cannibalism to playoff hockey.

The same Beatles who covered a song from "The Music Man" without a hint of irony?
The same Beatles who were covered by Sinatra and Andy Williams?
The Beatles wrote great pop songs. They are covered by artists in all genres and all languages over the last fifty plus years. They are the Genesis of the rule that a great…

A good song is a good song. It will always transcend time, language, and genre. People who sneer at pop music are not people I enjoy talking to. The Beatles were fucking pop music. Get over yourselves.
Man, I hate the Pitchfork School of Music Journalism sometimes.

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Sorry. See the name Mark Owen and it just pops into my head.