number eleven

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Jason 12.20.06 / 9pm

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I liked it better than the vomit-inducing Flaming Lips album. To each their own, I guess.
theBildungsroman 12.18.06 / 3pm

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Pearl Jam? God, no. If for no other reason than the vomit-inducing “Worldwide Suicide”.
~greg 12.13.06 / 5pm

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minor miss print. Ben Harper’s latest album is called Both Sides of the Gun. A great double album. Read Mike McGhee’s thoughts on it here:
www.waitandhopeblog.blogspot.com

We also missed The Departed, that’s a must see.

Mindy Smith’s new album is also worth listening to.
chris 12.13.06 / 3pm

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good call(s). both of you.

hold steady is great. not sure how we missed that one. not sure about pearl jam though. ha. also, we should have done hip-hop sooner. our bad.

thanks.
Kim 12.12.06 / 9pm

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I would like to applaud culture.ish for writing a feature article on a hip-hop artist. It’s about time.

Literature musts ‘06:
David Kuo - Tempting Faith
Gary Shteyngart - Absurdistan

Music musts ‘06:
Arctic Monkeys - People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not
Muse - Black Holes and Revelations

Movie musts ‘06:
The Fountain
Apocalypto
Jason 12.12.06 / 5pm

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Other great ‘06 albums to add to the list:
-Early Day Miners, Offshore
-Los Lobos, the Town and the City
-Pearl Jam, s/t (hey, I liked it!)
and maybe the best album from a modern band–the Hold Steady, Boys and Girls in America

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