Man that landing was a lot smoother than I expected! But srsly it's 2010, and this is the first true 'flying car'? 'Bout time

Ballin'! Got caught up in it, nice

Hey that's Shirley Manson! This is a pretty great album.

I dig their collaborations with Tiesto thus far, good post. But Tegan & Sara videos typically have nothing relevant in content that warrant placement in the 'gay' channel. Mentioning their sexual orientation practically every.damn.time they are featured in a clip here on the sift is an annoying distraction from the content itself. C'mon!

Dude is rehearsing while smoking. Still find that strange as hell.

Calling GW Bush say, 'Cowboy' made pretty good sense, 'cause that was his attitude. And he owns a ranch. This... is racist, or something similar. All those Baldwins are so classy.

>> ^kymbos:
Wow, so many factual inaccuracies, so little time.


Whatever, that's the same line 'news' people throw at guys like Jon Stewart. Moot.

Well it was a live album released in 2006, and he had two studio albums (i think) before that. I haven't heard anything after 'desireless,' i was just reading up on him while rediscovering the album. 1998 was just an incredible year for music. There are a few albums I haven't really stopped listening to from that year, mostly Canadian releases. 'Clayton Park' by Thrush Hermit, 'Silent Radar' by The Watchmen, 'Navy Blues' by Sloan... man I love the late 90's.

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Interesting find. I listened to this album again a month ago, there are a few great songs there. He did release a couple albums since then, including his most recent release in 2006, of live material.


he released an album in 2006?was it any good?i loved his earlier stuff..downtempo and chill.

Interesting find. I listened to this album again a month ago, there are a few great songs there. He did release a couple albums since then, including his most recent release in 2006, of live material.

>> ^Samaelsmith:
^ Agreed. Where does he get the idea that working class people don't suffer from depression?


The point he's making is that celebrities are pandered to, and succumbing to their 'depression' is like a luxury that most working-class aren't and can't be afforded. 'Cause they have to get their kids off to school, so they suck it up. Also, he may be inferring that the term 'depressed' is used too lightly and inaccurately as a blanket of irresponsibility. Everyone feels like crap sometimes, for an hour, a day, sometimes a few weeks - doesn't mean you're clinically depressed, that requires professional assessment. And yes I understand that loads of people are going through their lives with undiagnosed depression, and that is a damn shame.

Edit: Guess I was beaten to the explanation by dannym! Next time a type before I grab a snack!

Badass.

>> ^PHJF:
Sports fans, ever the perfect models of maturity.


Haha whatever, that was hilarious!

>> ^Trancecoach:
I wonder how much aid to Haiti could have been given for a cool $1.5MIL...


And beyond the Tragedy Du Jour as well

>> ^jwray:
I don't like it because the lyrics are inaudible at first, and when I look them up they're daft.


Oh. Well I've always regarded it as a great song with beautiful lyrics. Perhaps you just don't 'get' this particular piece, which is fine and dandy. I've mediated on the implications of certain verses quite a number of times over the past decade.

Oh yeah Tim Robbins was in Top Gun!