Jaimoe

Galactica is shrowded in anti-Republicanism. That's part of what makes it important.

Band of Brothers, Rome, Rescue Me and Dexter kick it hard. Don't forget about Battlestar Galactica (even with an uneven Season III). I can't wait for The Tudors either (it's a BBC series on the CBC about a young Henry VIII).

262 Songs with kick ass slide guitar solos. Request: Only one Duane Allman solo allowed. 1. The Allman Brothers Band - Dreams 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

261 Songs which refer to other musicians by name (in title or lyrics) 1. Wilco - Bob Dylan's 49th Beard 2. Falco - Rock Me Amadeus 3. Richard Thompson - I Agree With Pat Metheny 4. Julian Cope - Bill Drummond Says 5. Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water (FZ) 6. Public Enemy - Fight The Power (Elvis) 7. Cher - Walking in Memphis (the King) 8. Folkalarm - Mr Levon Helm 9. Neil Young - Bandit (Bob Dylan) 10. Drive-By Truckers - Let There Be Rock (Johnny Van Zant, Ozzy Osbourne, Randy Rhoads, Bon Scott) 11. Bob Dylan - Highlands (Neil Young) 12. The Who - The Seeker (Bob Dylan, The Beatles)

I know Canada is behind airdate wise. I can't wait for the HD Showcase airing tomorrow.

The new Wes Anderson film eh? It's called The Darjeeling Limited. I can't wait to see it either. I love the Wilson boys/Wes Anderson collaborations.

I don't download programs, so some of you have already seen a lot of the new season (eg. Booche and Douglas). However, the new Rescue Me is on Showcase and Showcase HD Tuesday at 10pm (with at least two repeats overnight). I can't wait. I can't wait either for the BBC reworking of Dr. Jekyll on Showcase on Wednesday too, called Jekyll (mini-series).

It looks like this was the case. I hope he gets better soon. Here's the LA Times story.

Great show. I'm looking forward to the new season and also the Heroes spinoff called Heroes: Origins(which will replace Heroes when it goes on its usual mid-seaon hiatus). I hope the new show that follows Heroes is good: Jouneyman. It stars Trainspottting and Rome's Kevin McKidd (Lucius Vorenus).

You can throw Mike into jail and he can say whatever he wants to the media, but he needs serious psychotherapy. You can't turn off a dogfighting mentality just because you got caught.

The white Bruins jersey looks good as does the "final" Capitals jersey. I'm not a fan of the Sens new look.

Run and hide Blink 182, Sum 41, Good Charlotte etc...

Pigpen era Dead baby! It don't get no better.

I thought Big Sugar got increasingly less interesting with each new album. I love their early raw heavy blues' date=' but they grew too poppy for my tastes.[/quote'] sorry, i should prob read the whole thread before i post...i do miss them...it was fuckin AWESOME to see Gordie w/ the mule in dec. dave i do agree they got "poppy-ier" towards the end but ya have to admit it was better than 95 percent of the other shit i heard from canada in the same time period. jeff...i didnt know you were a big fan? seen em maybe more times than i have phish... I agree Chew. But man, they really had a good thing going before they decided to experiment with too many different music styles. Gordie has a jazz background, but you'd never know it with the mediocre stuff BS released in their latter-era. However I must say, Gordie's newish blues band hasn't been too successful, so maybe it was a good enough gamble to try and expand BS's musical horizon.

Well, Judd Apatow (40 Year-Old Virgin, Knocked-Up, Superbad) is the best comedy director/writer/producer going today, so I hope his spoof is great. The trailer is pretty funny. There's a really funny clip of Jack White as Elvis in this trailer. Check it out: http://www.spinner.com/2007/08/17/jack-white-turns-elvis-in-music-biopic-spoof/

I'm pretty sure that Kim Mitchell ain't no wild party.

When "Shake Hands With Shorty" dropped in 2000, I was immediately hooked. The Allstars blended country and North Mississippi electric Delta blues with the bluesy side of The Allman Brothers. They covered North Mississippi regional legends like Junior Kimbrough, Mississippi Fred McDowell and R.L. Burnside. And then they tried writing their songs and listened too much to their famous father. I also think Luther can't pull off rock-styled vocals. He's much better suited with dirty blues.

Seen them four times. Met them all twice. They only have one good album, and that was their first all-covers near masterpiece. Unless they return to form, I'm going Galactic on them and will never see them again.

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Jane's were around recently for an album and tour, but few seemed to care.

This will probably happen, but I'd love another album from Neil Young & Crazy Horse.

I thought Big Sugar got increasingly less interesting with each new album. I love their early raw heavy blues, but they grew too poppy for my tastes.

This is an uncanny portrayal - at least in this photo. I'm looking forward to the Todd Haynes Dyan film "I'm Not There", one that has various actors portraying different Dylan era. Cate Blanchett: Christian Bale: Jim James fronts the Rolling Thunder Revue/Basement Tapes-era 'Band': Here's the Rolling Stone link with 12 photos: http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery/15883457/bob_dylans_im_not_there/photo/1/large

it's only been two years Two looooong years. I'll take Galaxie 500 then.

I'd also like to see Luna and/or Galaxie 500 reunite. They came around at the wrong time for their type of dream pop meets Velvet Underground.