Troy plays bass

Got the splatter, and grabbed the Miles and Interstates 7" along with it. "I Miss You" gets stuck in my head all the time, so I'm really excited about this record. I should pick up Everything's Amazing soon too.

My brother, who normally doesn't care for anything in this scene, absolutely loves that song.

Yeah, that Morton show was a blast. I convinced my family to cut our vacation a day short so I could make it, and I've never once regretted it. I wish I had known about their earlier shows in the area. I've definitely heard the stories about that TWY/Fireworks show before. Makes me wish I had gotten involved in that scene sooner.

Did you book the show at the Morton American Legion in March of 2010? If so, thanks.

It takes a few listens to really get into, and there's nothing on it that compares to "Casey" or "Gates," but it's not a bad album by any means.

I never did post an update about my dust cover not staying up. It was because the shelf I had it on initially wasn't level. Now that I have an Expedit, everything's good.

I would proudly sport a "Free Logan" button.

Acoustic versions of those two songs will be wonderful.

cough*what it takes to move forward*cough I know there are other factors at play with that one (damaged plates, etc), but a repressing of that is printing money at this point.

Thanks for the heads up! Keep It Together is such a stellar album.

I'd buy so much stuff from them, but I don't want to deal with doing it through email.

Yeah, this is hands down the best Swellers album, although I really love Good For Me as well.

My girlfriend's birthday is coming up in about six weeks, and she's a huge Guster fan, so I want to get her some records. Easy Wonderful is readily available, but it's also not that great of an album, so if anyone is willing to part with Keep It Together or Ganging Up On the Sun, I'd love to take them off your hands. Help me be a cool boyfriend!

Very much looking forward to this.

PM'd you.

Checked out a couple videos, and while I have zero desire to ever hear their music again, this would be a great talking point for the collection.

Yeah, that was the song that always sounded like La Dispute on autopilot to me. Since you mentioned "Edward Benz," I think that's the best song they've ever written.

Interesting. That song is a glaring weak spot of Wildlife for me.

Seconding Forgive Durden. When You're Alone is actually my all-time favorite EP, and the first full-length rules too.

And now I will certainly be attending RSD.

I wondered where the side change would be on this album, and I really like that solution.

Hoping they have some of those left at the Chicago show tomorrow. Pet Symmetry is my second favorite Evan Weiss project after IIOI.

It's not as good as the new one, and it's stylistically pretty different, but I know you're a big pop punk fan, so I think you'll be into it.

That's a pretty good comparison on the lyrics. Have you checked out their first album yet?

Did you get my reply to your PM?