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How was the NIN set? Ben is a great fit. They've had like 5 different good drummers in the last few years, but none of them are heavy hitters like Ben. He really brings it on the new stuff.

there are some technical difficulties while they were setting up (they did have a lot of shit to check), but after that, it was pretty incredible. their cover of "the perfect drug" was top notch as shit!

release show at the loving touch! will definitely be there, i haven't seen them with ben drumming, except for the nine inch nails set they did for halloween.

Go Sailor (complete, love these too much to choose between a color or black copy)

very nice!

there's also a version of the "long distance (alternate mix)" that they made for the slumberland anniversary shows last year, that have drawings of flowers on labels. i'll try and take a picture of my copy soon.

so, wait... is chris playing with the archers of loaf?

It sounds like Spoon, but with shitty vocals.

i do this, too. and would LOVE something like this. although, i tend to just listen to albums all the way through when i listen to music, anyway... so i just accept the fact that even though i fell asleep, i would have finished listening to the album.

awesome news. this album is great.

The set list for that Houston show DVD is unreal!!!

Awesome! I love this album.

My band played a show with The Demon Beat over the summer... they kick so much ass. So fucking good.

i've got two tickets for the guided by voices show at the riviera in chicago, and i'm, unfortunately, not going to be able to attend it. i'm looking to get rid of them for $20 each ppd (this price is very negotiable). i will ship them UPS next day air, as the show is on wednesday. somebody buy these, please. thanks.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Last-Great-Thing-You-Did-Various-Artists-/350373687363?

the elected - me first

nirvana - bleach

patton oswalt - werewolves and lollipops

the postal service - give up

the rapture - out of the races and onto the tracks

sleater-kinney - the woods

sunny day real estate - diary

the thermals - more parts per million

ugly casanova - sharpen your teeth

velocity girl - ¡simpatico!

honorable mentions:

reverend horton heat - somke 'em if you got 'em

beat happening - you turn me on

and that carissa's wierd single... their "suedehead" cover was top-notch.

i haven't heard much by them, but what i have, i've liked... their cover of jawbox's "68" is totally fucking killer.

http://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com/ might have some left... i'm not sure, though, as their cart allowed me to put 102 copies of this into it.

I think songs 12 through 18 are from the split "Your Choice Live" CD with Texas Is The Reason.

this is correct.

does anyone know if this is going to be a thing that happens this year? seeing davey von bohlen sing "a praise chorus" with jimmy eat world at the flower15 is one of my favorite show moments.

i think i've got an extra copy of this...i'm away from home right now, but i can let you know tomorrow.

i know this is probably a longshot...but, does anyone have a spare ticket for the 10th anniversary show? i've got a friend who wasn't going to be able to come, but now can...but now, it's sold out. thanks.

Probably the best I had ever seen them.

that's exactly what i was thinking as we were walking out. they were incredible. the little extra drum beats that damon threw into "unorchestrated" were insane. that guy's fucking tops.

noise by numbers was really good. it was fun watching jeff jump around, even though it was like the same jump-kick combo thing every time. and their bass player looks like the creepy guy from little children.

i like it much better than at home with...the lyrics aren't quite as good, but i get a (the ep) vibe from the music.

beer cozies are great...they keep your drink cold and your hand dry.

genai canale

cinder block

kara dupuy

elizabeth elmore

rose melberg

vanessa plamer

jen wood

some are gone, still looking to get rid of some more of these.