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I have Sonic Youth's full discography which is like 20 albums, including live recordings and deluxe edition albums and such.

Il Giardino dei Finzi-Contini (1970) 8/10

Jack Kerouac - On the Road

I looove electroclash; Miss Kittin, Ladytron, Fischerspooner, Felix Da Housecat... I've been wanting to hear Adult. but I can't find their music anywhere.

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Finally! Another Fischerspooner fan on this board! Top Tracks – Overall (Audioscrobbler) Generated: Thursday Sep 15 1. Academy Of St. Martin-In-The-Fields - The Magic Flute, Aria (No. 14), 'Queen Of The Night' (Der Holle Rache Kocht) 2. Falco - Rock Me Amadeus 3. Beck - Where It's At 4. Depeche Mode - But Not Tonight (extended remix) 5. Depeche Mode - Everything Counts 6. Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough 7. Depeche Mode - Leave in Silence 8. Belle and Sebastian - Like Dylan in the Movies 9. The Beatles - Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite 10. Air - Venus 11. Air - Cherry Blossom Girl 12. Air - Run 13. Aphex Twin - Tha 14. Aphex Twin - Xtal 15. Joy Division - She's Lost Control 16. Felix da Housecat - Madame Hollywood 17. Air - Playground Love 18. Ladytron - Paco 19. Yo La Tengo - Sugarcube 20. The Beatles - Lovely Rita 21. Daft Punk - Da Funk 22. Ladytron - Blue Jeans 23. David Bowie - Quicksand 24. Depeche Mode - I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead 25. Air - Alone in Kyoto

I've only heard a few of their songs, which I really liked, so I'd like an album recommendation. Edit: I hadn't read staring elf's post before I posted :P

April 1st, 2004 Air Canada Centre David Bowie :heart: Support: The Polyphonic Spree

Air is one of my favourite bands. All their albums are great.

Not really a big fan. All their songs sounded the same to me :/

North Korea insists on peaceful nuclear program The Associated Press TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2005 BEIJING North Korea on Tuesday insisted it has a right to a peaceful nuclear program, dimming prospects for progress at international talks on ending the communist nation's atomic weapons program. Envoys were arriving in Beijing for the resumption later Tuesday of six-nation talks on the issue. The latest round, the fourth since 2003, broke for a recess last month after a record 13 straight days of talks failed to yield an agreement. The North's demands for a civilian nuclear program have become a sticking point, with Washington strongly resisting the notion, saying North Korea's record proves it can't be trusted with any atomic project. North Korean chief negotiator Kim Kye Gwan said before he left for Beijing that his country will not tolerate any obstruction to its right to a peaceful nuclear program, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported. ''This right is neither awarded nor needs to be approved by others,'' Kim said in Pyongyang. ''If the United States tries to set obstacle to (North Korea's) using this right, we can utterly not accept that.'' U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill said Monday upon his arrival in Beijing that he wasn't sure how long the talks would last, but would know more after contacts with the North Koreans. No one-on-one meetings between the sides were planned, but Hill said he expected to speak with the North at a dinner Tuesday evening for all delegates. ''I know that my delegation is coming here to work, we know pretty precisely what the issues are. I hope the (North Korean) delegation has also done some homework,'' Hill said as he arrived at his hotel. U.S. and North Korean diplomats met twice in New York over the past month, but Hill said there hadn't been progress on resolving the impasse beyond gaining an understanding of the North's position. ''Although I must tell you that their position does seem to be evolving a little,'' Hill said without elaborating. Hill also said he would meet with the head Chinese negotiator before the talks begin. South Korea's chief negotiator called for envoys to be open-minded at the talks. ''If each party can be a little more flexible in its position there will be good results, but if they stick to their current position, good results will be hard to expect,'' South Korean Deputy Foreign Minister Song Min-soon said as he arrived in Beijing. Japan and Russia are also participating in the negotiations. Last week in Washington, Hill reiterated a set of measures — including energy aid offered by South Korea — that he said would make it unnecessary for North Korea ''to go and develop additional capacity, especially through such very difficult and extremely expensive projects as nuclear energy.'' The North ''has had trouble keeping peaceful programs peaceful,'' Hill said Friday. The latest nuclear standoff was sparked in late 2002 after U.S. officials accused North Korea of running a secret uranium enrichment program in violation of an earlier deal in which the North agreed to stop weapons development in exchange for energy aid. The North has since denied having a uranium enrichment program, which would provide another way to create radioactive material for bombs than its publicly acknowledged plutonium program. On Tuesday, the North again said allegations of the uranium program were ''a concoction cooked up by the United States.'' ''It is a very haughty, politically motivated act for the United States to circulate this kind of false view while entering into the fourth round of six-party talks,'' the North's main Rodong Sinmun newspaper said in a commentary carried by the country's official Korean Central News Agency. Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf told The New York Times in an interview released late Monday that he believed that North Korea had obtained ''probably a dozen'' centrifuges — key equipment required to enrich uranium — from a proliferation ring headed by a Pakistani nuclear expert. However, hundreds of centrifuges are required to enrich enough uranium for a bomb, and some experts have said North Korea has acknowledged researching how to enrich uranium to lower levels that could be used to generate power and remedy its electricity shortages. Musharraf also said the results of nearly two years of interrogations of A.Q. Khan, the father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb program, didn't yield any evidence that Khan gave North Korea a Chinese-originated design to build a nuclear weapon, The Times said. The North has insisted it needs nuclear weapons to deter a U.S. invasion, despite repeated assurances from Washington that it has no intention to attack. Source Hahahaha peaceful nuclear

I moved into my dorm about 2 weeks ago and so far I love it here. I was very nervous, just like you, because I am soooo shy, but I made lots of friends. Everyone here is awesome. I just hope I can keep up with the classes.

Happy Birthday Kraftwerk avatar guy! :) :clown:

D - Depeche Mode

N - New Order

Finally! A Cure thread! Yes, I love them (notice my username :P ). Definitely one of my top 3 bands. Curiosa last year was amazing!

I don't think so, buddy. He's not as "regular" as he looks. :sneaky:

Regular Man

To those of you who know Greek, you can understand how beautiful these lyrics are. The song loses its meaning and beauty in any other language. Στέλιος Καζαντίδις - Το αγριολούλουδο Μην με λυπάσαι δίωξε με απόψε σαν αγριολούλουδο και την ζωή μου κόψε εγώ γυμνός ξεκίνησα εγώ πηγαίνω μόνος σπίτι μου είναι ο δρόμος και τραγούδι μου ο πόνος δίωξε με και μη λυπάσαι τι θα γίνω μη φοβάσαι και αν χιονίζει και αν βρέχει το αγριολούλουδο αντέχει. Μην με κρατήσεις μονάχα από συμπόνια το κρύο το συνήθισα θα αντέξω και στα χιόνια εγώ γυμνός ξεκίνησα εγώ πηγαίνω μόνος σπίτι μου είναι ο δρόμος και τραγούδι μου ο πόνος δίωξε με και μη λυπάσαι τι θα γίνω μη φοβάσαι και αν χιονίζει και αν βρέχει το αγριολούλουδο αντέχει. Translated in English Stelios Kazantzidis - The Wildflower Do not feel sorry for me, throw me out tonight and cut my life as if I were a wild flower. I started off naked, I go on alone, grief is my home, the journey is my song. Throw me out and don't feel sorry, don't care about what will become of me, the wild flower endures both in snow and in rain. Do not keep me only out of pity; I've got used to the cold, I'll also endure the snow. I started off naked, I go on alone, grief is my home, the journey is my song. Throw me out and don't feel sorry, don't care about what will become of me, the wild flower endures both in snow and in rain.

695 Dead, 180 Hurt in Iraq Bridge Stampede By QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA, Associated Press Writer 23 minutes ago BAGHDAD, Iraq - Panic engulfed thousands of Shiites marching across a bridge in a religious procession Wednesday after rumors spread that a suicide bomber was about to attack, triggering a stampede that killed at least 695 people. It was the single biggest confirmed loss of life in Iraq since the March 2003 invasion. Scores jumped or were pushed to their deaths into the Tigris River, but many were crushed in the crowd, which had jammed up at a security checkpoint on the western side of the Azamiyah bridge. Most of the dead were women and children, Interior Ministry spokesman Lt. Col. Adnan Abdul-Rahman said. Tensions already had been running high in the procession to the shrine in Baghdad's heavily Shiite Kazimiyah district because of a mortar attack two hours earlier against the site. The shrine was about a mile from the bridge. Health Ministry spokesman Qassim Yahya said the casualty toll was 695 dead and 180 injured. Figures from other official sources varied somewhat because survivors were rushed in ambulances and private cars to many hospitals, and officials were scrambling to compile accurate casualty figures. 965 confirmed deaths Last Update

Kraftwerk - Europe Endless

Magritte is amazing. I love his paintings.

Maria Chaplin, you're so pretty!

Socializing is hard :(