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NV - looking back at the OP, it only has round 3 on there for review. Just FYI, I was trying to go back and review picks to make sure none got repeated.
The first 2 rounds have disappeared from the OP
NV - looking back at the OP, it only has round 3 on there for review. Just FYI, I was trying to go back and review picks to make sure none got repeated.
The first 2 rounds have disappeared from the OP

NV - looking back at the OP, it only has round 3 on there for review. Just FYI, I was trying to go back and review picks to make sure none got repeated.The first 2 rounds have disappeared from the OP![]()
101First two rounds, wait
2.0x Mike Epsteingetting all the Radiohead and White Stripes I can this time
1.01 : Bake McBrideNV - looking back at the OP, it only has round 3 on there for review. Just FYI, I was trying to go back and review picks to make sure none got repeated.The first 2 rounds have disappeared from the OP![]()
REDRAFT!!!
4.05 - tyler_cracker - - Times out at XX:184.06 - Northern Voice - - 4.07 - The Future Champs - - 4.08 - John Madden's Lunchbox - - 4.09 - Kumerica - - 4.10 - Tiananmen Tank - - 4.11 - Jzilla - - 4.12 - The Dreaded Marco - - 4.13 - Uncle Humuna - - 4.14 - Oliver Humanzee - - 4.15 - valence - - 4.16 - Steve Tasker - - 4.17 - AhrnCityPahnder - -
It's easy to claim that, but some people just like The Strokes and Allman Brothers better than U2.Guess the backlash from their crossover success has already started.
I'm glad they're having so much success though.4.05 - tyler_cracker - - Times out at XX:184.06 - Northern Voice - - 4.07 - The Future Champs - - 4.08 - John Madden's Lunchbox - - 4.09 - Kumerica - - 4.10 - Tiananmen Tank - - 4.11 - Jzilla - - 4.12 - The Dreaded Marco - - 4.13 - Uncle Humuna - - 4.14 - Oliver Humanzee - - 4.15 - valence - - 4.16 - Steve Tasker - - 4.17 - AhrnCityPahnder - -
I'm not even on this listFixed4.05 - tyler_cracker - - Times out at XX:184.06 - Northern Voice - - 4.07 - The Future Champs - - 4.08 - John Madden's Lunchbox - - 4.09 - Kumerica - - 4.10 - Tiananmen Tank - - 4.11 - Jzilla - - 4.12 - The Dreaded Marco - - 4.13 - Uncle Humuna - - 4.14 - Oliver Humanzee - - 4.15 - valence - - 4.16 - Steve Tasker - - 4.17 - AhrnCityPahnder - - 4.18 - piratemike - - 4.19 - Nigel Tufnel - - 4.20 - Disco Stu - - 4.21 - Postradamus - - 4.22 - Abrantes - - 4.23 - Tremendous Upside - - 4.24 - drpill - - 4.25 - AcerFC - - 4.26 - KarmaPolice - -I'm not even on this list
Fair enough. Will be interesting to see how the remainder of their catalog fares in the draft.It's easy to claim that, but some people just like The Strokes and Allman Brothers better than U2.Guess the backlash from their crossover success has already started.I'm glad they're having so much success though.
Anyone seen MoB on a recent tour? I'm thinking about going to see them on Friday.Abrantes said:My bad. Felt like rewatching The Third Man and thought I might be able to make it back before my pick.
My building is having a fire drill right now so I'll clean tbhis up later but I pickblah blah blah

Agreed there. She's amazingly vocally talented . . . who would've thought a skinny coked up white girl could belt like Ella Fitzgerald? Hope she gets her act together and makes some more incredibly music but I'd pick her highly in a potential celebrity death draft.Sad that Winehouse is such a wreck in her personal life.
HFSTremendous Upside said:While we wait:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/...omically_r.htmlNew Radiohead Song Comically Radiohead-esque
On Saturday Sunday, the happy-go-lucky members of Radiohead played a benefit show in Hollywood for Oxfam's relief efforts in Haiti. During the second encore, Thom Yorke debuted "Lotus Flower," a brand-new track presumably destined for their upcoming eighth album, which they're supposedly recording now. As you might expect, it features a sad melody sung all in falsetto, arpeggiated minor chords, drop-D guitar tuning, and a meandering Yorke-plucked bass line. Basically, it sounds like it could lapse into "I Might Be Wrong," "There There," "Follow Me Around," or "In Limbo" at any second. Also, we can't make out any of the lyrics, but they're almost certainly about the dangers of unchecked capitalism or some virus common to rabbits.

Modest Mouse is the band that really got me interested in digging deeper into indie rock. My first three selections represent bands that have had the most influence on my musical tastes throughout this decade. I have one more that also fits into this category and I hope I'm able to complete that foursome in the next round.This will probably be my opener. I was hooked on this soungs elastic guitar sounds from the moment I heard it back in 2000.3.12 Modest Mouse -
GOLD, JERRYHFSTremendous Upside said:While we wait:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/...omically_r.htmlNew Radiohead Song Comically Radiohead-esque
On Saturday Sunday, the happy-go-lucky members of Radiohead played a benefit show in Hollywood for Oxfam's relief efforts in Haiti. During the second encore, Thom Yorke debuted "Lotus Flower," a brand-new track presumably destined for their upcoming eighth album, which they're supposedly recording now. As you might expect, it features a sad melody sung all in falsetto, arpeggiated minor chords, drop-D guitar tuning, and a meandering Yorke-plucked bass line. Basically, it sounds like it could lapse into "I Might Be Wrong," "There There," "Follow Me Around," or "In Limbo" at any second. Also, we can't make out any of the lyrics, but they're almost certainly about the dangers of unchecked capitalism or some virus common to rabbits.![]()
I wonder if we were at the same show in Berkeley, CA at the greek theater? I remember MM putting on a pretty unsatisfying show that night as well. I've seen them several times since then and they've been much a much better live act.Flaming Lips otoh killed that night.Arch Stanton said:Saw them on the Eternal Sunchine Tour with Cake, Modest Mouse and De La Soul. Had never really heard them before and didn't know what they were about. Came out of there thinking they were either the greateest live band ever, or the worst. This song sounded outstanding live though.FTR, MM SUCKED that night. Barely acknowledged the audience, listless, no soul. Might've been during either his end days of drugging or the early days of sobering up. Saw them again since and they were much better, but it was a serious downer for the first time seeing them live.
Quite possibly the best post at FBGs EVER, TUP!GOLD, JERRYHFSTremendous Upside said:While we wait:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/...omically_r.htmlNew Radiohead Song Comically Radiohead-esque
On Saturday Sunday, the happy-go-lucky members of Radiohead played a benefit show in Hollywood for Oxfam's relief efforts in Haiti. During the second encore, Thom Yorke debuted "Lotus Flower," a brand-new track presumably destined for their upcoming eighth album, which they're supposedly recording now. As you might expect, it features a sad melody sung all in falsetto, arpeggiated minor chords, drop-D guitar tuning, and a meandering Yorke-plucked bass line. Basically, it sounds like it could lapse into "I Might Be Wrong," "There There," "Follow Me Around," or "In Limbo" at any second. Also, we can't make out any of the lyrics, but they're almost certainly about the dangers of unchecked capitalism or some virus common to rabbits.![]()

Certainly in the runningQuite possibly the best post at FBGs EVER, TUP!GOLD, JERRYHFSTremendous Upside said:While we wait:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/...omically_r.htmlNew Radiohead Song Comically Radiohead-esque
On Saturday Sunday, the happy-go-lucky members of Radiohead played a benefit show in Hollywood for Oxfam's relief efforts in Haiti. During the second encore, Thom Yorke debuted "Lotus Flower," a brand-new track presumably destined for their upcoming eighth album, which they're supposedly recording now. As you might expect, it features a sad melody sung all in falsetto, arpeggiated minor chords, drop-D guitar tuning, and a meandering Yorke-plucked bass line. Basically, it sounds like it could lapse into "I Might Be Wrong," "There There," "Follow Me Around," or "In Limbo" at any second. Also, we can't make out any of the lyrics, but they're almost certainly about the dangers of unchecked capitalism or some virus common to rabbits.![]()
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3rd snipe! I know MGMT have their haters, but this song is just so damn catchy I don't see how anyone could hate it. I love most of the album in fact.
It's catchy and the lyrics are in that Arcade Fire "lost innocence" vein that the kids all love these days.3rd snipe! I know MGMT have their haters, but this song is just so damn catchy I don't see how anyone could hate it. I love most of the album in fact.
Isaac Brock, man. Damn.Good pick.I think I better take this now:
4.06 - Modest Mouse - The View (4:12)
I'll get caught up here as well.
Yes to both."Tear Me Down" is a very odd Spoon choice.Is that five from Modest Mouse?And what are we up to on Spoon? Four?
I can't even place it. Don't have sound up here.Yes to both."Tear Me Down" is a very odd Spoon choice.Is that five from Modest Mouse?And what are we up to on Spoon? Four?
It's from a charity album and features Stephen Colbert. It's a cover, apparently. I have it at home in one of my Spoon rarities folders but I've never thought of it as anything special.I can't even place it. Don't have sound up here.Yes to both."Tear Me Down" is a very odd Spoon choice.Is that five from Modest Mouse?And what are we up to on Spoon? Four?
Just trying to include a few songs that aren't well known.It's from a charity album and features Stephen Colbert. It's a cover, apparently. I have it at home in one of my Spoon rarities folders but I've never thought of it as anything special.I can't even place it. Don't have sound up here.Yes to both."Tear Me Down" is a very odd Spoon choice.Is that five from Modest Mouse?And what are we up to on Spoon? Four?