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Fraisure or Frasier (if you haven't notcied spelling doesn't bother me much) just for some reason drives me up a wall.

Queen Queen Queen QUEEN! Think you know my vote?

I nominate SpongeBob Squarepants, Sex in the City, Joey, Fraisure, and Seinfeld.

The thing I like about greatest hits compelations is that I can get all the 'good' songs from the band for the cheapest amount. Especially since I'm a dj and have to supply all my own music for my show.

Oh yeah, funness! Must go to this one also

If he didn't die in 1977 he most likely has died since then.

I saw them back in 2002 for the Pop Disaster tour with Blink-182 and it was an amazingly awesome show. My roommate went to this past tour in May but I couldn't make, damn her.

My number one pick is Rick Allen from Def Leppard, cause he does everything everyone else does but with only one arm.

I totally agree wholeheartedly. The reason we love music is because of the way it makes us feel, the events and people it reminds us of, and the experices that we bring into it.

Just for shits and giggles you should use "Backfield in Motion" by Mel and Tim

Prince did it last year as well with his "Musicology" album. It's a pain in the ass but it can be cracked if you know computers and cd files well enough (of which I don't). But even if you crack it the quality it still [bleep]. The only thing I've found that works is copying the cd to a casette tape and then if you have the equiptment/program, transferring it back to a digital file. The quality can then be played with from there.

Honestly and truthfully I can't stand this song. Don't get me wrong I love Rod Stewart but this song just grates on my nerves.

That is an amazing song.

SoCo is pretty picky about giving their sheet music away, especially for the piano (mostly because Andrew improvs a lot when he plays the live shows). Chord progressions for guitar and bass are so much easier to find. As for the COMPLETE versions... that's even harder cause they like to do a slightly different version every time they play it live. There is one version on the album "Ready... Break" and another version of it on a japanesse import "Songs for Silient Movies". If you can't get your hands on those cd's i would try to download a live version of it somewhere.

Tickets have been achieved for October 16th at the Meadowlands in NJ.... will I see you there RonJon?