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Yeah, I noticed that, too. By the way, Dan, I'm liking the "samples" bar on the right.

Work of Art - In Progress You know that moment when an album just clicks? I had heard this album a few times, before, and I knew it was good, but I've been listening to it almost non-stop lately, wondering why I haven't spun it more in the last two years. Simply stunning. Oh, and on "Castaway": Ken Tamplin much? Or am I stoned?

Wall of Silence - Last Night

A lot of the films you post I will probably never watch, but I love to read your reviews.

I'm sorry to hear that, Terry. How's the transition been going, by the way?

They're not gonna blow your skirt up, but I thought they were pretty solid for an indie power-pop/punk band. For someone who's so quick to drop his skirt, there aren't many releases that really blow his skirt up.

Breakbot - By Your Side

Work of Art - In Progress

"Woman Enough" or "Who do you think you are?"? Yes.

I always forget this was released in 92, despite it being one of my all-time favourites. I never grow tired of it.

Work of Art - The Great Fall

That's a bold statement. Made me think of Alias.

W.E.T. - W.E.T.

Haha, depends on a lot of things. A c*nt's a c*nt wherever you are and will more than likely be treated that way anywhere. Normal people will be treated normal and as I understand it, Aussies are generally quite friendly. That said, if that cliche type of loud, obnoxious American who is sure the world is revolving around him steps onto the scene, he will not win fans anywhere, not just Australia, I suspect. And sadly, they do exist. Honestly, not really met many Americans but far as I know the ones I have have been nice people. All up to the individual, though, I guess. No we are all loud, obnoxious, think the world revolves around us(doesn't it) and most of all arrogant, all things I believe the Aussie women will love, but I am working on my Aussie accent, hopefully by the time I visit, I will have it down, and nobody will no the difference, until after I nail them, then I will quickly convert back to my american voice(since we dont have accents) and split the scene, you should be ready Geoff, since your helping me, dont think im ever going to Sydney without dropping in on you, id have to be a bloody fool mate. Just keep watching those Crocodile Hunter reruns, and you'll be fine.

The Weeknd - House of Balloons

Oh Yes! What about Lee Evans? I'd love to see either of those two. Or both. There aren't many people that can have me laughing so hard I'm gasping for air. I had Peter Kay playing, when the boys were over, and I was giggling like a school girl. And my mates were looking at me, then the TV, then back at me giving me a look like, "I don't get it. What's so funny?" And I was just dying. My favourite is probably "Live at the Top of the Tower."

Wouldn't it be more like slides and crashes to a halt? Nah, there hasn't been enough snow to slide. We had about 1mm last night (although there was heavy snow forecast) and the panic set in... Yeah, we haven't had a proper snowfall, yet. I love taking my car out in the snow. Last night teased us, but it was hardly 1mm.

That link didn't work. ok, go to the link, type in 1992 then change the drop down box to year I figured that's what you did.

That link didn't work.

Still Climbing and Bust a Nut was 94' not 92'. I think Water was 93'. I agree all of those deserved better fates. The title reads "1992 (or close to it)."

Shouldn't that be - Single Dose: 'Only Hit' (1 Track Cd Single) Did they have a hit? Oh, yes. I remember.

Peter Kay: The Tour that Didn't Tour, Tour Fifth or sixth time watching this. It's still as brilliant as the first time. Any of you Peter Kay fans?

Thanks bud, but we were both wrong. It should be SoundtrucK... Heh. Just can't win, to-day.

Electric Boys - Freewheelin' Extreme - III Sides to Every Story Firehouse - Hold Your Fire Transit - Catch Fire Honestly, some of my favourite albums were from the 90's.

Soundtruck, bud. Soundtruck. Like Jez, I love me some Southern Rock, so I'll give this a listen.