Tony Baloni

One means you gotta start right away, and the other means you can put it off for a while.

So, I just saw a midnight showing of this last night in Ann Arbor seriously, one of the funnest times ever! I got to sip a white russian while watching The Dude on the big screen!

I think they'd all be part of his plan...

Yeah I'm not a huge fan of Star Spangled Banner. I think Stephen Colbert needs to write us a new national anthem.

The worst is when someone like that tries to sing the national anthem.

I'm probably not gonna make a ton of friends saying this, but I think a lot of times Jim Morrison's voice could be pretty plain and generic. Not all of the time, mind you, but sometimes he just sounds bland to me. Let the crucifiction begin.

Those tomato basil wheat thins are really good!

I'd have to agree, now that I think about it. Except Tom Petty. His voice sounds a lot like Bob Dylan and Roger Waters at times. Not a very good singer, per se. But I still love his voice.

This is really cool, and pretty funny too.

Dude, I finally saw the bulk of this movie today, how could anybody call this the worst film of all time!? Puberty Love

Heart of The Matter came on the radio today on the way to school

1. In The Court Of The Crimson King 2. Procol Harum 3. The Doors 4. Is This It? 5. Boston

Haha I like your new signature.

Then they crawled back into the womb when they couldn't handle life in the outside world

There you are!

I've always had this strongly held belief that Dave Grohl looks like Randy Marsh from South Park.

The Strokes- Is This It? (2001) This album brings back memories of around Christmas break, 2005, cruising around in my friends busted up Cougar with the heat on full blast. I've always liked the Strokes, there's just something about them. Last Nite, Is This It, and Someday are a few of my favorites on this album. This along with their other two albums have been full of rockin' music, and they never get old to listen to. 1. "Is This It" – 2:34 2. "The Modern Age" – 3:32 3. "Soma" – 2:37 4. "Barely Legal" – 3:58 5. "Someday" – 3:07 6. "Alone, Together" – 3:12 7. "Last Nite" – 3:17 8. "Hard to Explain" – 3:47 9. "New York City Cops" – 3:36 * "When It Started" (replaces "New York City Cops" on the U.S. edition) – 2:57 10. "Trying Your Luck" – 3:27 11. "Take It or Leave It" – 3:16 And I'm guessing this would be the non-US version:

Idk, but that makes me think of Telephone Line by ELO. That could be about forgiveness.

Haha ok, just for the record, I never said anything about green bottles. I was talking about beer dyed green. Ya know, for St. Pattys day. Just thought I'd clear that up.

I meant the whole winning thing. You know, the thing the Mexicans forgot to do.

http://www.myspace.com/morrtarwater A really cool post-rock, electronica band from Berlin. Check em out, sie sind sehr interessant!

The what?

Dude I love Moon Safari! I didn't know that was their debut album. My art teacher in highschool always used to put it on in class.

Well I don't see the Mexicans waging war on us the way we did on the Indians.

I think of the robot from Space Camp.