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So. Much. Gay. Nothing wrong with that of course :wink: Oh come on Jeff, I know you want some too.

wat.

She's so hot, even attempts to age her 19 years fail.

This. Honestly, I'm still on the fence. I was hoping for something that would make me feel better about John not being in the band anymore, but it didn't really impress me. Listening to some Bon Iver.

New Red Hot Chili Pepper single http://www.antiquiet.com/news/2011/07/rhcp-adventures-raindance-maggie/

It may be fun to call your odd quirks or habits OCD, but for those who have actually been diagnosed, the disorder can be really frustrating and life altering. Thankfully, my quirks are exactly that - quirks.

I am 20 years old as of 5:56 this morning. Feels old man.

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Saw it last night at midnight. Basically agree with everything that's already been said here. That and I'm too tired to think of anything to discuss at the moment. Need sleep.

Ahhhhh the CleanCut Theme! It BURNSSSSS

Their older material is much, much, much better. You must check it out. Listened to what I could find from The Big Come Up; not bad. You can hear their roots much better in their original songs, however I believe that their most well known songs from their debut album (Leavin' Home and She Said, She Said) are both covers. Although I like their bluesier songs, the more Beatles-esque songs such as She Said, She Said aren't my style. I preffer their second album, personally. Listening to "Have Love, Will Travel" right now. Thickfreakness sounds like it was made in the 60's, I hear Hendrix calling through Dan's voice and guitar. Yeah, they did some covers on their first albums. Thickfreakness is golden ('Thickfreakness' and 'Set You Free'), as is Rubber Factory ('10AM Automatic', 'Stack Shot Billy', and 'Grown So Ugly' in particular plus a Kinks cover with 'Act Nice and Gentle'). Magic Potion, in my opinion, in too riff oriented and gets stale after a while. I will say that I appreciate some songs a lot more after hearing them live. I've seen them 3 times and the energy of their live show makes even the so-so songs great. 'Busted' from The Big Come Up comes to mind. [/fanboying]

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Their older material is much, much, much better. You must check it out.

Good god I assumed the majority of them were dead. Haven't heard of them in forever.

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Ah, then you did fine. I got 3's on all of my tests, so I paid $80-something each for 3 tests that I didn't gain anything from except having to take the same level course over again in college. Albeit it was much easier the second go around.

Are you going to get credit for the 3's? I needed at least 4's to receive even partial hours.

I feel the need to GET Muse's complete discography before I see them next month. Anyways, on topic: Peace Beneath the City - Iron & Wine

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