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Paul Chambers, Bass On Top. Shit on a stick!!! This is cool. Chambers bows his way through most of this album as the lead instrument - no horns, just guitar, piano and drums as rhythm instruments behind. Literally, it is bass on top. I also enjoy beer.

The New Pornographers, Electric Version.

I couldn't find anything either. Does it default to autodraft if I'm not logged in when the draft begins, or what?

This is nearly impossible to imagine: Link So the Bulgarian goalie made 59 saves, but Bulgaria still lost 82-0. That's crazy! In any other situation, a goalie making 59 ssaves would be a hero.

In. But, due to obvious time zone related difficulties, I will likely have to autodraft as well.

According to this, I have both high and low self-esteem and am both introverted and outgoing.

Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain 3.22.1990 Copps Coliseum, Hamilton I know they made the Scarlet>Fire segue a million times, but this is easily the greatest ever.

Rufus Wainwright, Want. Both volumes in one package with a much less gay cover than either of the two original covers... plus two extra tracks on the second disc, including a cover of "Chelsea Hotel #2" that I think came from the Leonard Cohen tribute show a couple of years ago.

Dragonette, Galore.

Grateful Dead, Dick's Picks, Volume 19: 10.19.1973 DISC ONE: Promised Land Sugaree Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain Don't Ease Me In Jack Straw They Love Each Other El Paso Row Jimmy DISC 2: Playing in the Band China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Me & My Uncle Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Big River DISC 3 Dark Star > Mind Left Body Jam > Morning Dew Sugar Magnolia Eyes of the World > Stella Blue Johnny B. Goode

Am I the only one who thinks that Sarah Palin looks like Tina Fey?

And if you're not going to Hamilton or Guelph, the Lula Lounge is a great place to see a show!

Burnt Sugar... yowza! That should be awesome.

The Grateful Dead, Road Trips Volume 1, No. 3: Summer '71. Delicious!

Sloan gives me more boners than I can count! But right now, I am listening to...

Happy Birthday!

Lucky dogs!

Start some new ones!!!

I'm not disappointed to see him gone. He's not a horrible player, but Toronto needs changes to the core, and getting rid of Tucker and McCabe (not to mention deadwood like Wellwood, Raycroft and Pohl) sounds pretty good to me.

Echo & The Bunnymen, Crocodiles.

Happy Birthday!

Thelonious Monk, Straight, No Chaser.

XTC, Drums And Wires.

Sloan, Navy Blues.

Nouvelle Vague, Bande A Part.