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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7aGFrVSTAY]YouTube- Men without hats - Safety Dance literal version[/ame]

There's a sizable statue of this man in my brain.

definitely not.

All the same, radiohead has one of the longest sets out there.

You, sir, are awesome. These are great! Your Give Up The Ghost cover is just fantastic, and I really like your vocals on cymbal rush. Please please please don't be shy to post some more covers in the future. :thumbsup:

same here. The more I listen to one album, the more appealing becomes the one before it. I never planned to get Alligator until I got really used to Boxer. In a few weeks I'll probably come around to Dirty Lovers.

Good save from Bubba, Elkington's gonna drop a stroke, go Mcilroy!

1. This thread makes me lol. 2. OK Computer is a fucking great album.

coldplay has some damn good b-sides. My radiohead/nirvana fan brother likes coldplay more than me right now because of a b-sides mixtape I made him last year.

triple for Watney. Mcilroy would be killing if he could make a putt.

I'll be available after 8 tonight.

been watching for the last hour and a half, couldn't be more exciting with so many players at the top.

I could go for some Album Leaf.

Chris

this

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Lost In Translation Amelie Vanilla Sky The Reader Once The Pianist Garden State I'll think of more later.

:curtain: Heroin is one of the most beautiful songs I know.

3 goals, an assist and counting for Drogba. Certainly going to lobside the fantasy league standings.

yes!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDj44n5bjWU]YouTube- Bon Iver - For Emma (a cappella)[/ame]

oh sorry, both of them came up when I searched so I just went with the top one.

cause I had a dream to tell? and this was the appropriate and most recent dream-related thread...

so...yeah, had a realistic (at the time) dream in which I was sentenced to prison for the rest of my life for something stupid, and I attempted to escape, jumping over fences and running all the way to my house where I sat down to dinner with my family, while people from the prison drove back and forth outside our window. They were about to leave, but they then realized it was my dad's birthday, so they came in to congratulate him, and that's when they saw me. At the end I was having a lengthy conversation with a guard who went to my college. I was justifying my escape by playing him some of the songs I wrote in prison, and as I was about to be taken back, I noticed my family had consoled themselves for my absence by buying five dogs just like our former one who died last year. Then I woke up.