Yitzy

Ben Folds/Ben Folds Five

25/30

Frank Turner.

Yay! Buckethead gets the Dr. Pepper after all! Well, that is, if Axl goes ahead and releases it.

First: Daft Punk - Discovery (still one of my favorite albums ever, listened to some of it on the way home today, actually). Last: Buckethead - Bermuda Triangle (This used to be a really rare album, so when I found it on eBay for $11, I got it immediately. I've found that it isn't as rare anymore, but it's still an awesome album.

Only when I use it as my alarm to wake up and get ready in the morning. There's a great classic rock station here, but they have horrible talk radio in the morning so it's set to the college/public radio station. They have a rule of playing no music that has been on the top 20 (or something like that) charts, so it's never the same radio junk you always hear. And the random DJs all have different preferences there's a large range. This is both good and bad. There's this one guy who plays only country/folk/bluegrass stuff that I never like, but there's this girl who plays some awesome techno stuff. Plus, there's really no commercials.

Earthbound on the DS. Either a new one, a release of Mother 1 and Mother 3, or just a port of the original SNES game would be amazing.

I use Pointman the most, but sometimes I do Mono Pro. I'm Yitzy9 on there.

The Anime version of "Welcome to the NHK" was awesome. They changed a bit from the novel (which is also good, pick it up if you get the chance, it's only like, $7) but it was still great. I was watching Beck on Stage6, but they went belly-up... so...

Thanks guys. I just finished my paper, I think it came out well. Much appreciated for the help!

I want to like Richard Cheese, I really do. I like jazz, and it's an awesome concept that he does really really well and they're funny, but I can never get myself to listen to him for an extended period of time.

I love the KsE cover. I mean, there's no beating Dio, but I thought their cover was really well done. And they hardly try to be "bad ass" or whatever. On YouTube, look for the "As Daylight Days, Track by Track." One of the things I like about the band is that they don't take themselves super serious like every other "hardcore" band.

Dogma and Clerks are amazing. As well as the animated Clerks. My friends and I keep meaning to watch the rest, but keep forgetting about it.

I came across Shakira's cover of Back In Black on YouTube. I wanted to kill myself. And I don't super-hate it, but compared to what has been done, Johnny Cash's version of Personal Jesus was meh.

Whoa. Thank you very, very much. I posted it at another forum, and I just got a lot of joke replies, and thought about switching subjects. And this isn't really a formal paper per say, we just have to write up something in journalistic style. I still might switch topics, not sure yet but I really appreciate your help.

So, for my journalism class, I'm doing an assignment on what the appeal of March Madness is, because I quite frankly, don't really get it. I realized that none of my friends actually watch March Madness, so I'm turning to the interwebs. Simply, if you watch March Madness, why do you like it? What's the appeal of it over pro sports? Do you do all the stuff with the brackets? Why? And if you're like me and don't watch it, you can say why too. This isn't going to be printed anywhere, so don't worry about that. But if you wouldn't mind putting your full name, that'd be great. I'm pretty sure my teacher wouldn't approve of having "Pornomaniac666" as one of my sources. Thanks!

I bought this a while ago. It's awesome playing Buckethead shredfests. And Black Diamond by Kiss kicks all sorts of ass.

PRIMUS FUCK YEAH! 10/10 I don't know any of the other bands. 1. BOY'S BRAVO by KISHIDAN 2. Switch by Yum!Yum!Orange 3. Stay With Me Tonight by Quiet Riot 4. The Metal by Tenacious D 5. Europa (Earth's Cry Heaven's Smile) by Santana 6. Kaze no Yukue by L'Arc~en~Ciel 7. Walkin'walkin' by Your Song Is Good 8. Shake Hands With Beef by Primus 9. LIFE by YUI 10. Counting Cars by The Casual Fiasco Well, at least I got some bands that weren't random obscure Japanese bands or local Vermont Jam bands.