Rob Not Bob

Am I the only one who thought this thread was somehow related to David Bowie?

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While I am a big fan of the E Street Band, I think my favorite Springsteen songs are his acoustic ones ... Atlantic City, Highway Patrolman and Youngstown spring most readily to mind.

I got mine at Record Runner ... however, I've found it impossible to find a copy of the Closing Of Winterland

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fu©kin' Gambit. Figures I'd be the fruity french guy.

He's not French, he's Cajun. And he's not fruity, he's an assassin.

Apparantly I am Jean Grey ... interesting choice, but I can kind of see it.

You are Jean Grey!

Beautiful and smart, you are still just beginning

to fulfill your potential. You have a strong

sense of right and wrong, but are open to

discussion and changes of opinion.

Unfortunately, when it comes to love you are

often torn between two options, and can never

seem to make up your mind.

Which X-Men character are you most like?

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"Don't make me go away with her! She's scary and she snores a lot and she's got a really big nose!"

- Butters in the Paris Hilton episode of South Park

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"Skanque!"

I'm definitely going to miss the grand gentleman ... is it true that he was Michelle McAdorey's dad?

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Sweet sweet delectable '77 ... flurk, and I was this close to getting all the way caught up in my DPs. Oh well, here's another sweet one to get in due course. What's the release date?

Jeeze, this is sad news ... among his other credits, this was the man who wrote "Light Up Or Leave Me Alone", a frickin' great song. Vaya con dios, Jim.

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My traditional ...

Dark Star - 8/27/1972

Although I don't think it will fit at this stage of the game.

If not, how about ...

E: Terrapin Station - 9/3/1977

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I have no way to see it, but am psyched that it is happening. I've seen both of these guys individually (Olson with the Creekdippers, Louris with the Jen Gunderson lineup Jayhawks) but not together. Here's hoping I can run down a copy of the show

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Jayhawk-o-phile

Love the Marzipan avatar, Sara Welcome.

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One of my favorite performances of his was as the mobbed up brother in law in Crimes & Misdemeanours ... Jerry was a real triple threat, having distinguished careers in stage, screen and TV. Vaya con dios, Jerry.

Am I the only one who gets more about giving presents than getting them at this point in my life?

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Terrified of the last stage of the Big Move ... on Sunday! AAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!

Stupid question, but does anybody have a link to the last X-Mas Jam? I could never find that ...

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EDIT: Kill Bill 2 gets a special mention, even though it was released way early. A lot of people slagged this movie for its lack of action, but Michael Madsen and David Carradine *really* make up for it.

It was the second half of a movie ... if people had bothered to check, there was plenty of action in the first half And while Madsen and Carradine were both awesome, I'd like to give mad phat props to Michael Parks for his brilliant and underrated performance as Esteban Hidalgo in Kill Bill 2 (he also played the sherrif in the first movie).

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Enough with the Joey Arkenstat already!

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Number 2 :

Citizen Kane! I love that movie, and especially that quote.

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Am I the only one who saw Finding Neverland? A beautiful movie.

Also :

Kill Bill 2

Hero

Shrek 2

Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow

The Alamo

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it is a super fab album ... particularly amazing when you consider that Dylan released *5* mind blowing albums in a row (Bringing It Al Back Home-Highway 61-Blonde On Blonde-John Wesley Harding-Nashville Skyline) ,

don't forget the two album before were Times They Are A-Changin and Freewheelin'

Actually , the two before were The Times and Another Side of ... you know, if I were somebody else, I'd probably smack me right now

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it is a super fab album ... particularly amazing when you consider that Dylan released *5* mind blowing albums in a row (Bringing It Al Back Home-Highway 61-Blonde On Blonde-John Wesley Harding-Nashville Skyline) , along in the same time span doing the Free Trade Hall/Albert Hall concerts, having the motorcycle crash and recording what would become the Basement Tapes ... kinda puts my life in perspective

While I am at it, super huge thanks to you, Meg, for your help in the big move this weekend, it was really appreciated. I owe you at least a drink

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Between work, the move and christmas, I don't remember the last show I've been to ... I think it might have been in the spring or something ...

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I'm probably going to be in no shape after the big move, but break a riff ... I wish I could be there ...

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Notorious Byrd Brothers gets the most play around here. I am a big Clarence White fan, so naturally I love Untitled. Younger Than Yesterday has a lot of wonderful songs on it. I worship Gene Clark, so Mr. Tambourine Man gives me my best fix for the Byrds and there are some itches that only Sweetheart Of The Rodeo will scratch.

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Dukes of Hazard was the greatest show about white trash ever made.

Hello? Trailer park boys?