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Theme: Songs by people who were celebrities before they were musicians. Album Title: 'Cause I Can 1. Bruce Willis - Respect Yourself 2. David Hasselhoff - Jump in my Car 3. Tenacious D - City Hall 4. Eddie Murphy - Party All The Time 5. Steve Martin - Grandmothers Song 6. Kevin Bacon - Arm Wrestling Woman 7. Leonard Nimoy - Ballad of Bilbo Baggins 8. Don Johnson - Heartbeat 9. Patrick Swayze - She's Like The Wind 10. 11. 12.

it's been a half hour, maybe we should consider moving ahead with the newest theme. YATS probably decided to listen to a Disco Biscuits tune before coming back, which means he'll be gone for a couple of hours. I kid because I love.

you people are funny. funny, in a special way.

I think it's up to bradm. YATS, you get a one theme penalty in the box.

I just browsed through the Disco Biscuits catalogue and couldn't find a release that had "42" on it. Can YATS point us in the right direction for that release?

Theme: Let It Grow: Each song's title (including artist) must be one letter longer than the previous 1. nero - Condor (10) 2. Ween - Big Jilm (11) 3. Prince - Orgasm (12) 4. Phish - The Sloth (13) 5. Pink Floyd - Sheep (14) 6. The Police - Mother (15) 7. Radiohead - Blowout(16) 8. The Beatles - The Word (17) 9. (18) 10. (19) 11. (20) 12. (21)

has anybody else noticed that Booche is picking nothing but Police tunes?

ahhhh sleepytime

as long as the vocalists sing the letters out to spell the word, it can go on the album. It's not meant to be an album featuring acronyms in the title. I'm trusting you!

I am melting into it listen by listen. She just can't make a bad album. I had no idea Bill Frisell was part of the core line-up!

Lucinda Wiiliams, West Astral Weeks c. 2007

NICE!!!

I believe I must call foul on "Samba In The Rain" - there is no studio version of that song, is there? good eye, dumbeye! Resolution: this theme - "Songs about rain" is up for re-submission as a theme.

New Theme: Songs with a proper geographic location in the title 1. Sufjan Stevens - Concerning the UFO Sighting near Highland, Illnois 2. Waylon Jennings - Luckenbach, Texas 3. Rheostatics - Saskatchewan 4. Stompin' Tom - Tilsonburg 5. moe. - New York City 6. moe. - St. Augustine (Florida) 7. Wilco - Via Chicago 8. The Clash - London Calling 9. Simon & Garfunkel - Scarborough Fair 10. The Blues Brothers - Sweet Home Chicago 11. Tom Waits - Johnsburg, Illinois 12. Scott McKenzie – San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) ------------ “The Spelling Bee†Theme: Songs that require you to spell out a word in order to properly sing the song. 1. John Cougar Mellencamp – R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

re: Mayer - he's someone with some real potential that is maturing in that space that lies somewhere between r&b, pop and blues. It's a goldmine for both commercial and artistic successes. I like his last album and I think the next five or ten years may play out some big things for him.

I kid because I love.

adults get haircuts!

i just about had a heart attack.... sorry carry on.

listen, it wasn't too cold to hang upside down half naked from a bridge. it was a Wednesday night in Hamilton you know. anything goes. been there. done that.

no just a bad week for a few.

I think I've put it up here before but dammit it is what I'm listening to, and loving: people that go to Bonnaroo and don't check out the Richard Thompson Band are ugly vile scum that should be sterilized, blinded and launched into hellish deep space, but that's really just my opinion. ymmv.

it was a nice mild night. No idea about the fuss.

I can't pick it, I already chose earlier! btw, I looked back, Booche totally messed this one up. Keep your eye on him from now on.