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Nashua is definitely a tax-free extension of Mass... in my high school German class we learned to say "Ich komme aus Nashua, das ist ein Vorort von Boston" (I come from Nashua, it is a suburb of Boston).

Dartmouth? Shit you live by the college? My cousin goes there, she was just in town playing in the big #1Dartmouth vs. #2Minnesota women's hockey game.

I think that album cover is amazing. You have very good taste! I think if you were to really go for it the tatoo would look awesome between and a little above the shoulder blades about four inches or so in diameter.. The sun and moon! You must be a very balanced guy.

Celine Dion, Mariah Carey (pre "hip-hop"), Bryan Adams, lots of random country, and I swear sometimes she plays Michael Bolton. Funny thing is, she only plays them when she thinks I'm not around - when she KNOWS I'm here she'll usually play something still pretty bad, along the lines of 3 Doors Down or something..I do my best to ignore her though..

Please, NordiGoddess, lest we forget Don't Take Me Alive?

yesterday i spent about 30 minutes singing the praises of Hal Blaine. and then i read your byrds related post.

most people say, "who?"

i think he's the second most important person on Pet Sounds.

yea becketts is still alive and well

i actually wrote to Yuengling while i was living in Allston pleading with them to start selling in Mass.

ah well, at least i can get the Yueng here in NY.

Thanks for reminding me about "Heyday".
God, I used to just love that album.
I probably haven't heard it in over 15 years.
I'll have to go find.

I'm lucky (and old) enough to have seen the Church open for Echo & The Bunnymen.

Cheers.

this is something i've always wanted to say... but "the royal scam" is my favorite dan album by far. and no, no, ain't never gonna do it without the fez on, neithah.

always interesting backstories with a lot of dan songs. like "the caves of altamira" - based on a true story about a boy who discovered some of the oldest known cave paintings on his family's estate in france. he used to go into the caves as a child, and for many years, those paintings were his little secret. there's something so magical about that.

yeah, we're a small independently owned station in columbus, ohio. we've beaten a clear channel attempted takeover ... twice.
we're "alternative" ... "the alternative station." right now, we're doing our top 2004 most requested songs in the thirteen plus year history of the station. "david watts" by the kinks, some urge overkill on the way.
but mainly, during regular rotation, we're white stripes, red hot chili peppers, tori amos, nirvana, the polyphonic spree, etc. yeah, and elvis costello was super cool. it was over 90 degrees here, and he showed up in a winter coat and hat.

haha. Yeah, I love Electric Light Orchestra and I'm not afraid to say it!

I didn't want it to get lost amongst all those punk bands, 'cuz they're the best!

P.S. You look a little like John Lennon in your picture-#5.

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hey, you posted in the beatles thread, so maybe you can help me out....

one of my favorite beatles song is the one that goes "if you wear red tonight..." but for the life of me i can't remember the name of it. i thought it was on the second anthology, which i don't have. do you have any idea what song i'm thinking of?

a good friend of mine is love with the beachwood sparks, but i've never rreally heard them. i'm pretty sure he's in the love with brian eno too.

Well worth the money, especially considering the fact that their tours never cover the same ground everytime. The closest they came to Minne for Two Against Nature was Chicago, and I ain't drivin' 7 hours to see a concert... again.

I noticed. Too late though, it would seem.