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Live version is much better... the studio version doesn't have enough "oomph" to it and is kinda bland...

I'm still wondering whether I should get Travis tix... I just spent $130 for a Radiohead concert next week... huge hit on my budget And of course, Travis is in town on Halloween... and I think there's other stuff to do that nite.... :)

Definitely one of the better editions of Survivor... hope it can keep up the momentum in upcoming eps...

U2's Zooropa album... which was unfortunately sandwiched between the band's creative high (Achtung Baby) and low (Pop)...

Without Parachutes was a compliation of most of Coldplay's pre A Rush Of Blood To The Head material... I've seen the tracklisting for the thing before....

I think that Travis and Coldplay played a double bill at Singapore last year... that would have been a sweet concert....

Looking forward to their concert next week... Pit tix..... :)

Labatt Blue Line is good... free long-D calling across Ontario... :P

Joy Division - Substance

Can't wait for their concert in T.O.... in 2 weeks.. Amazed that I got tix for the pit.... :) :) :)

Who said. aboot, eh? Actually when I'm on campus, everyone drinks Moosehead instead of Molson Canadian or Labatt Blue.... I prefer a good cold import like a Heineken.....

Interpol Coldplay Travis Radiohead The Raveonettes Yeah Yeah Yeahs

What's in my collection? Apollo 440 - Getting High On Your Own Supply Ian Brown - Remixes Of The Spheres Blur - Parklife Blur - Blur The Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole Coldplay - Parachutes Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head Dido - No Angel Doves - The Last Broadcast Gorillaz - Gorillaz David Gray - Sell, Sell, Sell David Gray - A New Day At Midnight Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights Jack Johnson - Brushfire Fairytales Jack Johnson - On and On Joy Divsion - Closer Kraftwerk - The Man-Machine The La's - The La's Tom McRae - Just Like Blood Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go Moby - Play Ms. Dynamite - A Little Deeper Muse - Showbiz Muse - Hullaboo Soundtrack Oasis - Definitely Maybe Oasis - What's The Story Morning Glory Oasis - Heathen Chemistry Pet Shop Boys - Very R.E.M. - Automatic For The People R.E.M. - Reveal Radiohead - Pablo Honey Radiohead - The Bends Radiohead - OK Computer Sam Roberts - We Were Born In A Flame Semisonic - The Great Divide Sigur Ros - () Spiritualized - Ladies And Gentlemen We're Floating In Space The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow The Smiths - Meat Is Murder The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead The Smiths - Strangeways Here We Come The Stone Roses - Second Coming Suede - Dog Man Star Suede - A New Morning Travis - The Man Who Travis - The Invisible Band U2 - War U2 - The Unforgettable Fire U2 - The Joshua Tree U2 - Rattle & Hum U2 - Achtung Baby U2 - Zooropa U2 - Best of 1980-1990 U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning Robbie Williams - Escapology Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell Zero 7 - Simple Things And probably double that number in MP3 only albums on my computer or burned on CD....

The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head Oasis - Definitely Maybe Joy Division - Closer The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead

The Roses are definitely my favorite band of all-time... Coldplay's obviously my favorite active band.... Ian Brown's great.... his best days were with the Stone Roses back in the 80's, but he's still been able to carve a niche for himself today. Best Stones stuff: -I Wanna Be Adored -She Bangs The Drums -Made Of Stone -I Am The Resurrection -Fool's Gold -Love Spreads -Mersey Paradise -Begging You Best solo stuff: -Superstar -F.E.A.R. -The Gravy Train -Set My Baby Free It's hillarious, cuz his before the Roses made it big, Brown used to do a lot of speed... which meant all his songs were sung at a ridiculously fast tempo. Then he started doing dope and what not, and it helped him establish his signature singing style, not to mention slowing down his singing. Though he's done too much of it so that his voice is not as strong as it used to be in the past.

What no Stone Roses? Their debut was only one of the best records of the 1980's! Fool's Gold, I Am The Resurrection, I Wanna Be Adored, She Bangs The Drums... I don't believe that they had so many top notch songs on one album. Joy Division also kicked ass, and New Order continued its legacy but in a different direction. The Smiths were great indie rock pioneers... How Soon Is Now!!! The La's! Here She Goes is younger than I am, yet its one of those sing-along songs with a timeless feel to it... And of course there was U2 and REM at their creative heights...

The Smiths rock! Love their stuff, especially The Queen Is Dead album... I love Bigmouth Strike Again... :) Our psych prof this term was the biggest Moz fan. He'd come to class with off-the-wall Moz referrences and most people would have no clue who he was talking about. It was hillarious....

How much do they sound like Joy Division, cuz everything I've heard about them always draws comparison between the two bands.... And I love Joy Division!

I wanted to get tix to that TO show at the Ampitheatre... i asked my sis to get them for me... but she went to Ticketmaster like 10 minutes after the sale began and the tix were all sold out in 15 mins. flat.....

Green Eyes has always been at best, a passable listen for me. The only time it was actually a good listen was when the band performed it in Toronto in Sept. in an acoustic set and Chris sang a few verses after inhaling a helium balloon...