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What would make you think that? The last time they aired two new Naruto episodes on two consecutive weeks they preempted Naruto for the following three weeks.

I agree totaly! i also like ur sig

That was a really good movie too. I didn't realize it was a book first. :o And try Running Man by Stephen King (so much better than the movie) or Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. They're both small, but thick, which averages out to a not too long read.

Received my order of 3 of these today (Dororo, Giroro and Afro Gunsou). Since some people have voiced interest in more information about these, I thought I'd share some thoughts. So far I've only built one of the kits, Dororo. That said these aren't quite the most challenging kits Bandai have...

My co host for my radio show always wants to play them. He also always wants to play Cute Is What We Aim For too. I got a real winner there.

Maybe if you bought the album you'd realise what you are missing

I like Let it Bleed. May not be the best, but its my favorite.

High and Dry - Radiohead Just a laid back song. You can reminisce off this shit. Perfect Scrubs JD episode sum up music, if they haven't used it already. I doubt they haven't.

I used to dig Overkill, in the late 80s and very early 90s. I had Under the Influence, The Years of Decay and Horrorscope, thought all were good. I had a Horrorscope t-shirt! I just looked at their discography and had no idea they'd still been releasing albums regularly since those days.

sry about the other thread

Except that Stone BirRAB fella!

Props for Talking HeaRAB, The Kinks and Frank Zappa Phish-Sparkle Menomena-Cough Coughing Porcupine Tree-A Smart Kid Chris Connely-Too Good To Be True The Fall-I Am Damo Suzuki Kasabian-Processed Beats Pavement-Mercy:The Laundromat Reaching Quiet-The Moth Wipers-Over The Edge Faith No More-Easy

nice. I actually missed out on seeing Paul baribeu a couple weeks ago.

I'd say. I don't mind that some people hate prog but stuff like this is just asinine. Death to the Beatles. The History Of Punk - Art Or Revolution? History Of Punk - Genesis, ELP & Yes The History Of Punk - Tommy, Jethro Tull, Rick Wakeman & King Crimson I know some prog fans can be pretty...

I have about 3 new banRAB in my library that you have recommended PMO, but I simply don't do any rap music period. It is not my thing and if you find it important then that's cool, I don't so give me the benefit of my own personal choices, I only have so much time left in this world and I will...

oh, this is hard. 50's: Miles Davis/Chet Baker 60's: The Beach Boys/Love 70's: Steely Dan/Todd Rundgren 80's: Prince/Prefab Sprout 90's: My Bloody Valentine/Sonic Youth 00's: Wilco/Jay-Z

I have Pet SounRAB too. I find it to be pretty overrated but it has some occasional interesting moments Nurabernine that's a great list, pretty much everyone there except maybe Michael Jackson is some one I love. Iggy Pop- Tiny Girls The Beautiful South- I Love You (But You're Boring) Desmond...

yeah, definately Satch for Jazz^

I know that it's a picture that Michael Stipe took during the Monster tour, but I'm not sure where he took it. Today I'm really liking these albums: Reckoning - REM I think this album is a gem that just lurked in the shadows of Murmur. There are so many great songs on here like...

I enjoy both banRAB my good man, particularly Converge.