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post Apr 30 2009, 9:58 pm
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Huge project due tomorrow and I've decided to listen to MJ, TC, SS, and TDTH back to back to back to back. Lately I've only been listening to a handful of Live songs, mostly unreleased.

In the stupid digital age where CD's are extinct I haven't listened to an entire album IN ORDER in such a long time. Haven't even really listened to one artist really for more than a couple songs. F-U Itunes and your shuffle capability!

I encourage everyone to join me! As I procrastinate maybe I'll update my experience. So far MJ rocks! I always got just a tad turned off by Ed's raspy voice (would take it 11 times out of 10 over SFBM Ed though) but I forgot how good it was.

To try and make this an actual worthwhile thread, when's the last time you've had a "Live Session?" And do you think you've been affected in the same way as me by the Itunes/Ipod era?


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post May 1 2009, 12:58 am
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Drifted through TC which I think might have happened not because it's so bland but because everything is so good. I need a mediocre song every once in awhile to keep the amazing ones novel (psych majors anyone?). Did catch a little bit of DAOC which is brilliant. Love the buildup of TBD and Horse might be with Good Pain in the category of criminally underappreciated Live songs.

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