the_gloaming09

I'll work on mine tonight and have it for you then, or tomorrow the latest

bump... Pink Floyd are releasing remastered versions of their albums later this year... http://www.nme.com/news/pink-floyd/56575

^I really love all of those pictures... amazing shots (especially the first three)

ADDED TO LINE UP: Lupe Fiasco, Timber Timber, Ellie Goulding, Egyptrixx, Glass Candy, Frightened Rabbit, Sam Adams, Dillon Francis, The Barr Brothers, Comic Strip, El Ten Eleven, Sweet Thing, Anita Tijoux, MC2, Seb Diamond et DuVall.

Yes to all I told her that Friday is fine, or even if she wants you can hand in lists by say Sunday or Monday (to give people an extra few days)

^racist

I'm going to pull a Mark and say that all of this name calling is just whore-able ...:rolleyes:

I hate plumbing and water issues

yeah no problem. also if you have an questions or problems feel free to PM either me or greg (braddock)

Friday could work, or in fact you could just give people a week or until Sunday. That way it gives time. You can join Imke.

I was actually thinking about bumping this today. I'd like to maybe do one sometime... maybe later tonight (7 EST), or possibly wednesday

I get a glass of water or something to drink and take a lot of small quick sips and it goes away

^great review of the songs. Honestly I feel the same way. I think that the two songs are solid, but Supercollider is a bit too lengthy. But I really like the review of The Butcher. It's not only my favorite of the two, but my favorite song including all the songs from TKOL. I liked how he mentioned how the song sort of swells with arrangement at different points. That was definitely something that I enjoyed with the song and gave it a bit of character.

I haven't heard many Four Tet remixes but I agree with Eddie... the Atoms for Peace one is great

well there is no Beatles, Pink Floyd, Beck, Arcade Fire and Grizzly Bear Four Tet remix so I disagree :P

I agree. I mean I can understand why people would react a certain way. I mean personally when I found out I basically thought to myself "it's about fucking time". Now it's about time that he was dead, but the fact that he was at least found and dealt with by the military, though of course if he was unarmed I still think he should've been captured. That is an interesting point. I'm sure if he had had the opportunity to he would've mocked and taken advantage somehow of the judicial system to send a message

^I agree completely

anyone want to do the Arcade Fire one?

I understand what you're saying, and terrorists don't care for the most part being that they target civilians. But like I said before if we are supposed to be a nation that values equal justice, freedom and equlity among citizens then it's kind of hypocritical. If he was armed and ready to shoot a soldier then fine... shoot him in self defense. But otherwise I say capture him. To be honest I'd much rather see a criminal rot the rest of their lives in jail. Also two wrongs don't make a right. Yes what they do is barbaric, but like I said if you do the same things right back to them you essentially become just as bad as them. Also I think from an outside standpoint that the terrorists seeing us kill him will only make things worse in that we shot him, but also it will help fuel of him being a martyr. Overall the whole thing is a delicate situation. But I still think that the worst thing people could've done was celebrate the way they did.

That is a good point in trying to find an impartial jury. But the same could also be said about the Nazi's too. I mean the world knew about them at the time and how terrible they were still that was done. I think I can speak for the others that none of us talking about a having a trial for Bin Laden is giving him any sympathy. He was a ruthless murderer that is responsible for thousands of deaths all over the world. However yes it is not right from the Islamic extremists to be beheading people on video and posting it. No one forgets it. Its a horrific thing to do and show people. But at the same time they are on such a low level of moral standards that I wouldn't put anything past them. They are afterall willing to kill anyone and everyone including themselves for an invisible man in the sky... now how fucked up is that? So why should we bring ourselves down to that level of barbarism? The Western World, but in this scenario the US has been known for it's guiding principles of giving people freedom and equality (though of course from some of our actions it can't be said that we fully follow them). So in some sense it's kind of a walking contridiction... We are a country that values freedom, equality, and fair chances but we'll abandon those principles in this case. Now I don't know... I wasn't there. I have no idea if he was armed or not and threatening the soldiers. But from what I've heard he wasn't armed so I think he should've been taken in. I mean afterall when we captured Saddam Hussein and Nazis in WWII we didn't deliberately kill them.

I've seen a lot of these before... they're really incredible!

My favorite 2011 albums thus far: Tamer Animals-Other Lives The King of Limbs-Radiohead Seeds-Hey Rosetta Take Care, Take Care, Take Care-Explosions in the Sky Kaputt-Destroyer Braids-Native Speaker Helplessness Blues-Fleet Foxes

Happy Mother's day to all CPing Mothers! :D

I have really strong doubts that they'll do any kind of prosecution against the US on that matter, afterall they've gotten away with a lot of things in the past. In terms of shooting Bin Laden I could understand doing it if he was armed and threatening the soldiers but yeah he should've had a fair trial, much as how the Nazis as well as Saddam did. To be honest though, if he was captured I have strong doubts of see him making it to the US alive. I'm sure some soldier or person would have disobeyed orders and killed him at some point.

This is pretty awesome they are able to pull this off [ame= ] [/ame]