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I gotta say Sons w/ Fringe a close second. True Blood is a cheese fest and Anna Paquin only makes it worse. She stinks up everything she's in. Boooooooo True Blood.

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The one time I went to LA was for Coachella and my gf and I rented a manual car b/c that's what we both always drove. Well we landed at LAX around 4pm on a weekday and spent the next four hours in bumper to bumper traffic. It is a massive pain in the ass to have a stick-shift in those circumstances.

What do you have for NMH? I was thinking about getting the airplane/phonograph.

I took an old console record player, took the guts out, and cut out the front and put a shelf in.

Its one of those things where you benefit from full-immersion. It shouldn't take more than a few days to get it down.

I also was very let down by the New Pornographers-Challengers.

I dunno, but he did give her an INJECTION!!

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I'm glad to hear someone else digs Cave Singers.

^^^And they're using "Electric Warrior" for the soundtrack.

Worst. Movie. Ever.

that is one unfortunate name^^^

The Amps always get overshadowed by The Breeders.

yuuuum

What I always loved about Nirvana was their b-sides. Most bands of that era just put out studio albums, but Nirvana had a lot of output that never went on commerically released albums. I have their singles collection, which has most of my fave songs by them. Even In His Youth, Curmudgeon, Endless Nameless, etc. I was so glad when most of those didn't show up on the box set.

My absolute favorites of the era actually came out late 80s, but I have to mention Jane's Addiction-Nothing's Shocking and Sonic Youth-Daydream Nation

You should be offering money to take this turd off your hands.

It's funny you were the first to reply. I was thinking I had good luck with the other post I did like this. Thanks again, man.

The Day I Tried To Live is one of the best f-ing songs of that era.

Any color. Thanks!

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....DON'T SAY 'vinyl'!!!

Anybody else like Failure?

First of all, In Utero blows Nevermind out of the water. Second, are we talking indie alternative ie: Pavement, Archers, etc.? If so, too many to count. If not, I'd like to nominate STP: Tiny Music, Songs from the vatican Gift Shop as an unsung hero. Also Blind Melon-Soup.

If you're ever in Tampa, Vinyl Fever is tits. Sound Exchange is good too. And there's a place called MOJO that's improving rapidly. They also have an awesome selection of used books.