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Welcome To The Church of Rock and Roll - Foxy Shazam

Astronomy Domine - Pink Floyd

Nothing combats blind hate better than The Beatles

Snow (Hey Oh) - Red Hot Chili Peppers (2006) In The Cold, Cold Night - The White Stripes (2003) Winter Time - The Steve Miller Band (1978)

Hey look, I nominated #1 and #2. Howzabout that?

Here's the difference: Drunk driving is illegal, semi-automatic guns are not. Does outlawing drunk driving eliminate its occurrence or tragic accidents resulting from its occurrence? Of course not. Does it greatly decrease such tragedies? Of course it does.

Lost Women - The Yardbirds

Archangel - Burial

Thanks!

Speaking of scrobbles, I recently got a new computer and I can't figure out how to re-download the scrobbler.

Girl - Beck

I feel sick in the pit of my stomach. It's impossible to wrap your mind around this sort of thing.

None, ever, if I can help it. Humbug.

Songfacts gets a shout-out in the top 100 songs list in the description for Here Without You by Three Doors Down.

Thrasher - Neil Young

1. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - James Brown (1966) 2. Time To Pretend - MGMT (2008) 3. Hey Ladies - Beastie Boys (1989) 4. Rocky Ground - Bruce Springsteen (2012) 5. Longest Time, The - Billy Joel (1984) 6. Boozophilia - Low Cut Connie (2012) 7. Come Go With Me - The Del Vikings (1957) 8. I'm Dreaming - Randy Newman (2012) 9. Dancing with Myself - Billy Idol (1980) 10. Foolin' - Devendra Banhart (2010)

Happy birthday!

I knew that was coming.

Great class this year.

Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - James Brown (1966) Time To Pretend - MGMT (2008) Come Go With Me - The Del Vikings (1957)

Awwwwwwwww I love you too

^ to all three of those

Till the End of the Day: Written by Ray Davies. Released first as a single in 1965 and then featured on the album The Kink Kontroversy. Has been covered by Big Star and Shonen Knife. Angry Eyes: The final track on their self titled second album. Lookin' For A Love: A cover of a song by the Valentinos. Fantasy: Aldo Nova's debut single. Featured on the final episode of the TV series Rob and Big. A cover version by Steel Panther is the theme song for Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory. Dennis: The title was inspired by the cartoon Dennis the Menace. It was written about the son of the girlfriend's lead singer and the silly things he would do to get into trouble.

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