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Old 12-11-2003, 02:08 PM   #571
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The list is interesting, but weird. A Beach Boys album as No. 2? Christ.
You must be younger than I was thinking.
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Dylan v. Young in the ultimate smackdown

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Either this is another attack of sebby-style hyperbole, or you are completely fucking high.

I like Neil Young and consider him worthy, but he's no Bob Dylan.
I like Neil Young. I like Bob Dylan.

I like Bob Dylan more.

But both have written songs that would be on the soundtrack of my life.

Confidential to Spookyfish: Sweetie Pie, I keep scrolling by your posts because I don't recognize them as you with that little elf-y thing as your avatar. I keep thinking "I want to be a dentist". Please don't ever change.
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Old 12-11-2003, 02:09 PM   #573
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Pettitte? Gone. Or, if you live in Houston, say "Hello, Andy."
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Hush your mouth. Shania and Beyonce could lip synch to a recording of Wallace Shawn reading Blacks Law Dictionary, and that would be just fine by me.
Well, Beyonce will not age like fine wine, so enjoy it while its hot. Beyonce is sporting an impressively large backyard, and she's clearly going to be expanding her land holdings in the future.
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"The Wedding of the Decade"

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I watched because my sil, besides having been Ryan's jr high girlfriend, also knew three of the groomsmen--one was her first kiss, one her Sweet 16 boyfriend, and one dated her best friend.

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Then the hell with the stupid wedding, please give us commentary on that recockulous bachelor party show last week. I skimmed past it mostly because I wanted to see Ryan upset about being set up by ABC to cheat with the strippers.
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Old 12-11-2003, 02:13 PM   #576
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I think any city with good weather is a place I could live, but that is mainly because I choose not to get caught up in the stuff that I consider to be ridiculous bullshit.
Like snow and now, fucking rain?

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Pettitte? Gone. Or, if you live in Houston, say "Hello, Andy."
Ty, I love ya and all that, but it's time to discuss the next rumor, which is whether the Yanks, in desperation, will trade Weaver for 38 y.o. K. Brown, and his $15m/year contract. And, if so, why pay Brown $15m, when they weren't willing to pay Pettite, a younger lefty, $13M?
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Old 12-11-2003, 02:16 PM   #578
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Ty, I love ya and all that, but it's time to discuss the next rumor, which is whether the Yanks, in desperation, will trade Weaver for 38 y.o. K. Brown, and his $15m/year contract. And, if so, why pay Brown $15m, when they weren't willing to pay Pettite, a younger lefty, $13M?
I just don't understand why the Dodgers would make that trade. Even if Brown is old and well paid.

And on Pettitte, I was worried he was using Houston for leverage, the way Bernie Williams did a few years ago.
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I just don't understand why the Dodgers would make that trade. Even if Brown is old and well paid.
Clears cash... Tejada, maybe?
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Clears cash... Tejada, maybe?
Or Nomar.
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Old 12-11-2003, 02:27 PM   #582
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In an effort to wean this board from the cooter - The RS 500 Greatest Albums

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*I'm open to debate on the actual figure. The few shows I caught with him in the mid '80s were perfectly fine, but the times I've seen him since the turn of the Century have been abyssmal. Fixing the exact moment of his fall from grace within that lacuna is an exercise left to the reader.
I'd say it started on the first day he had to sing through the Dead's sound system.
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I'd say it started on the first day he had to sing through the Dead's sound system.
I always cringed at the Dead doing Dylan tunes. It never worked. The only thing worse was "Dylan and the Dead", which is ear torture.

But I do have to admit hearing Bobby ham up Queen Jane was funny.
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Old 12-11-2003, 02:36 PM   #584
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I always cringed at the Dead doing Dylan tunes. It never worked. The only thing worse was "Dylan and the Dead", which is ear torture
I sat through three shows of D and the D. It was free, which was the only reason I made it to numbers two and three.

It was like sitting in a white noise generator, with a beat.
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I sat through three shows of D and the D. It was free, which was the only reason I made it to numbers two and three.

It was like sitting in a white noise generator, with a beat.
A friend tried to play Postcards from the Hanging for me recently. I told him I'd leave if he forced me to listen to it.

I'm amazed by these people who'll listen to ANY Dead as though it was all great. Seeing Jerry fall into the mic in a heroin daze was not great. It was awful. The religious fervor this band inspires in certain people is remarkable; they endure some really terrible music from the band's later stages and swear, despite the objective awfulness of the music, that "its fucking great."
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