"He was like the Rolling Stones... only younger."

Hahaha! *quality Bern!

thanks buddy
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I actually liked them more as their albums went along. OK Computer had some good stuff, but it still had a lot of conventional stuff on it still. Kid A to me is where they made their artistic mark, and they truly became absolutely completely their own band, with their own sound, and just didn't care what anyone thought anymore. I personally think Hail to the Thief is on of the best albums ever made.

The new one is my least favorite since OK Computer, but I respect the hell out of them for not doing the same thing over and over again. Even though IMO King of Limbs didn't turn out as great music overall, it's still pretty good, and it's something they came up with on their own. Compare that to bands like U2, Rolling Stones, etc. There's just this point they just stopped evolving, stopped trying to do something completely different. I just can't listen to those bands anymore because it's the same thing over and over and over again. Not with Radiohead. It's always going to be at least an interesting listen.

I was listening to NPR a couple of days ago. There was a reporter who had reported on the DOD for a while talking about this issue. You can basically read Skeeve's response to get the gist of what the reporter said. He talked about the main reason this happened is that the guy from the Rolling Stones was there for one story. The Rolling Stones reporter didn't care if he burned all his sources because he didn't need any information beyond the one story. I can almost guarantee that the same Rolling Stones reporter treats groups that he frequently reports on different. The reporter on NPR also talked about the trust that is built up that allowed him to be at off-the-record meetings where he was really able to gain some perspective on situations beyond the scenes.

Being "embedded" with an organization will always call for some give and take. Or you can act like the Rolling Stones reporter - get in, report on some improper comments and be forever shut out of that organization forever.

Dylan is underappreciated on the sift. Thanks for the promote

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11 upvotes for this is pathetic. *promote

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What are you listening to these days, MrConrads?

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1. The Strokes - "Take it or Leave it"
2. Mel Torme and George Shearing - "New York, New York Medley"
3. The Beatles - "I'll be Back"
4. Dinah Shore - "Georgia on My Mind"
5. Violent Femmes - "America Is"
6. Bob Dylan - "Like a Rolling Stone"
7. Outkast - "B.O.B."
8. The Rolling Stones - "Honky Tonk Women"
9. Rancid - "You Don't Care Nothin'"
10. Frank Sinatra - Luck Be a Lady Tonight"

I think this actually worked pretty well for me!
Actually this is a pretty good representation of whats been getting a lot of play lately, I was supprised my ipod represented me so well! Johnny Cash didnt make it to the list... that was kind of a bummer...
check out www.thecurrent.org you can stream this station over the net. It's a great radio station!!
What about you? whats in the rotation these days?

What are you listening to these days, MrConrads?

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1. The Strokes - "Take it or Leave it"
2. Mel Torme and George Shearing - "New York, New York Medley"
3. The Beatles - "I'll be Back"
4. Dinah Shore - "Georgia on My Mind"
5. Violent Femmes - "America Is"
6. Bob Dylan - "Like a Rolling Stone"
7. Outkast - "B.O.B."
8. The Rolling Stones - "Honky Tonk Women"
9. Rancid - "You Don't Care Nothin'"
10. Frank Sinatra - Luck Be a Lady Tonight"

I think this actually worked pretty well for me!

1. The Strokes - "Take it or Leave it"
2. Mel Torme and George Shearing - "New York, New York Medley"
3. The Beatles - "I'll be Back"
4. Dinah Shore - "Georgia on My Mind"
5. Violent Femmes - "America Is"
6. Bob Dylan - "Like a Rolling Stone"
7. Outkast - "B.O.B."
8. The Rolling Stones - "Honky Tonk Women"
9. Rancid - "You Don't Care Nothin'"
10. Frank Sinatra - Luck Be a Lady Tonight"

I think this actually worked pretty well for me!

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Sure LadyBug, that's why there is a billion hysterical girls following Boyzone, Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, Christina, Jessica Simpson, Ashlee Simpson... Oh I can go and on an on.... Like a rolling stone! How does it feel?