Professor Peedston

This may finally push Mike Tyson into the realm of "has-beens." :P ...or at least make him finally realize that he's been there for years. :rolleyes:

That's not to say I don't like it, I just think it's below average for a Radiohead album. They're held to a higher standard. :P

Damn straight! That's who I'll go to when I need my fix of loud bluesy rock music. :P

Steely Dan - "Home At Last" best song about Ulysses ever. :P

Candy? Forever. Peanut M&M's are my favorite. Now and forever. :P

YEAH! fuckin'.... just fuckin'... YEAH!

I can't believe somebody has started more than Ian. :lol:

Common knowledge. :lol: As for the Stones, I could take 'em or leave 'em. They've had some nice tunes... but they've had some awful tunes too. :P

I'd also ask why it looks like it has only three strings despite six tuning knobs. :lol:

I have to say that I think if anybody's answer is along the lines if "It's never happened to me and it never will," then you've never felt truly lonely. :embarrased: Anyway, in answer to the poll, I like many others, have had experiences with that and felt bad about them... but I'll probably do it again, and I probably wouldn't do differently given the opportunity. It really fucks with your mind, but I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing if both parties are aware of what's going on.

I'd prefer consensual sex, but here's my list anyway. :P 1. Liv Tyler 2. Catherine Zeta-Jones 3. Salma Hayek 4. Alyssa Milano 5. Rachael Leigh Cook

You think that was unintentional? Now everyone will say "Hey, that's Aragorn! Let us purchase this product for our viewing pleasure based on our name and face recognition!" :wink3:

Ain't that the truth! :(

I just got an 11% trying to get a bad score on purpose. So it is possible. :P

Pan American - "Code"

With those last two results in mind, I'm now going to attempt to get as low of a score as possible.

I got healthily obsessed, 73%. Not bad considering that it's probably been months since I listened to them. :P Just wondering, though: If I liked Autechre and Aphex Twin before Kid A, does that somehow make me less of a Radiohead fan, according to them? :confused:

The Who - "Bargain" "I call that a bargain, the best I ever had *drum fill* THE BEST I EVER HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD"

I didn't know she was still making music. :lol:

Side note: why is being pretentious a bad thing, anyway? Of course Radiohead are pretentious. So are a lot of my favorite bands. Sigur Ros, Pink Floyd, Godspeed You Black Emperor!, hell, even the freaking Beatles from Revolver onward. :cool: Anyway, as far as radiohead.com: I would replace "scariest" with "most boring." It's not nearly as creepy/mysterious/"arty"/brilliantly post-modern/whatever as they wish it was. :P And "Up on the Ladder" was a great song! I'm still mad that it didn't end up on Hail to the Thief, because I'd gladly drop most of those songs for a studio version of "Up on the Ladder" :lol:

Mike McCready? Don't get me wrong, he's good and everything, but... pfffffff. :P Also, "best guitarists" discussions are pointless by their subjective nature, but I'm going with the following, if we're talking all time: 1. Hendrix 2. George Harrison 3. Dave Gilmour 4. Jimmy Page I value melody and substance over speed and style. :P

nor should you be! In fact, just you talking about your curves is making me feel attracted to you, despite the fact that I've only seen pictures of you and have never met you in person and you have a boyfriend and you live far far away. :lol:

Well, I don't really like the Postal Service nearly as much as I like Death Cab For Cutie or Dntel (which would make sense, since it's only a side project for both Ben Gibbard AND Jimmy Tamborello), but they are nice. :P

I haven't seen that movie, but I have to say I like the idea that real women have curves. :lol: (I'm contributing :rolleyes: )

Tortoise - "Ten-Day Interval"