Professor Peedston

I don't think they make special eBows for bass, but you can get a regular one to work... it's just way too much of a pain in the ass to really be worth the trouble.

Keyword: Lame Frankly your rubbing it in doesn't really hurt me, because you appear to be from the midwest, which, unless you're originally from the New England area, makes me wonder why you have any affiliation with the Patriots at all other than... *gasp* being a bandwagon jumper. :P And beside that, try to tell Michael Jordan (6 in 9 years) or Bill Russell (8 in a row) that three championships in four years constitutes a "dynasty."

I think if you compare some Muse stuff to some of the earlier Radiohead stuff it's hard not to make that comparison. I have to laugh at the suggestion that they sound nothing alike at all.

So... your reason for posting in this thread was... what again?

Why the Patriots are the lamest dynasty in sports: http://slate.msn.com/id/2113212/ :smartass2: "The Patriots, lacking any distinctive celebrations of their own, took to mimicking Owens' patented arm flapping. Linebacker Mike Vrabel, who caught yet another TD pass in the big game, was so intent on flying like an Eagle that he did two celebratory flaps—once after his juggling grab and a second time when he realized that nobody had been watching the first celebration." This is the only revenge I can take right now. :rolleyes:

I hated it. At least when Matt Groening made a different show, he actually bothered, you know... making a different show. Disclaimer: it DID come on after the Super Bowl had ended and I had just sat through an hour of postgame coverage and a shitty Simpsons episode, and I AM a rabid Eagles fan. :P

I think that statement in the thread's title is a bit selective in memory... unless you really think The Astronaut's Wife, Sleepy Hollow, Secret Window, and From Hell are classic films. :P

HALLELUJAH! Maybe there will actually be a GOOD new Simpsons episode. :rolleyes: And yeah, I thought the Simpsons episode after the Super Bowl sucked, just like every other new episode so far this year. Of course with the mood I was in after that game ended, anything would have sucked...

damn skippy.

I had a little help from this guy:

THE INTERNET IS VAST. The answer to your query is "What's Love Got to do With It?" by Tina Turner. I even found the CANADIAN charts. :rolleyes:

hooray for closure! :lol:

I wish those days would come back once more

something tells me we'll have the answer any second now. Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson - "Say Say Say" :P

Oh man... that's not the Stevie Wonder song I had in mind when I listed him. In fact, I'd rather forget that one even exists. :lol: I think I was born early enough to miss that song's chart run. I wonder what was #1 when I was born...

See the avatar and signature? ;) Fly, Eagles, fly indeed. :cool:

My thoughts exactly! :D I'll add to the list: - Judy Garland - Sia Furler - Paul McCartney - Frank Sinatra (the obvious choice) - Stevie Wonder

You're DAMN RIGHT he isn't. :P

I APPARENTLY EARNED A LOT OF BLING FOR THAT POST.

I could write in this thread for hours. I could also be annoying and muse over what exactly makes a song "memorable," and whether or not that's something different from a song that's just really really good. Bob Dylan's "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" has some of the best lyrics ever written, but the melody itself isn't particularly memorable. Crap, I'll stop. Off the top of my head, these are a few of many many many many songs that I can't ever see myself not liking: Gershwin - "Rhapsody in Blue" (hands down, best piece of music ever written, if you ask me) pretty much anything by the Beatles ditto for the Beach Boys from about 1964-1971 Bob Dylan - "Like a Rolling Stone" The B-52's - "Rock Lobster" most 80's U2 stuff Zero 7 - "Destiny" Sigur Ros - "Vaka" ("Untitled 1" for you picky SOB's) anything Bjork has ever done the last four Flaming Lips records I guess because of the way the title thread was phrased, mine is pretty much a list of what I consider to be the more "catchy" things I listen to. So there's a whole other world of music that I love that's not represented on that list (Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, Philip Glass, Godspeed You Black Emperor, on and on and on). I'll shut up now because nobody really cares.

Eh. I could take 'em or leave 'em. Ain't bad, I guess.

Each team playing in the game also gets a bunch of tickets to sell too. I do know of people who are Eagles season-ticket holders (a hard enough club to join) that won the lottery through the Eagles and got tickets that way. And Laura, I'm used to this stupid football team stabbing my heart. Remember, the last three years before this one they lost one game short of getting to the Super Bowl. :rolleyes:

Ditto. allmusic.com wrote what I think is a pretty good review of his two new albums. http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:elf5zfh4eh4k If I have to read one more gushing newspaper column that has the balls to compare Conor Oberst to Bob Dylan... I'm probably going to have a strong negative reaction. :rolleyes: Seriously, though, nobody's allowed to compare ANYBODY to Bob Dylan unless they've written about two dozen songs that people are literally going to be singing for generations. Sorry to be all negative and poopooey in your thread, Kyle. :blush:

There are people around here who are remortgaging their homes so they can go to the game. Between a ticket, airfare, and hotel, people are paying $5,000. :stunned: