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Getting some of the back story between Gus and the cartel was marvelous to see. This show builds steam from episode 1 to 13 like no other show I've ever seen.

Jesse in group one of of Aaron Paul's best moments of the series. As for being on the edge of my seat, no show has ever increased my heart rate like this show has. It's suspense at it's best, as to me, they give away just enough each week to not frustrate you but instead they keep you coming back for more.

I think Cesc was definitely around the £90,000 range, as what was proposed to Nasri was supposed to match or be close to matching Cesc's.

It took longer than I thought it would, but I've finally fallen deeply in love with Radiohead's 'The King of Limbs'. "Codex" is one of the main reasons.

El Ten Eleven. I've never done more work/studying to any other music. The self-titled is brilliant.

As an Arsenal supporter, I'm not so much bitter as I am just annoyed at the whole situation. To go to City and have them double what we offered and say it's not about money is just silly. It's okay to say you want to win and you want to get paid.

Could've sworn they said Nasri was on 90k? Or was that what they'd offered him? Na$ri was offered 90,000. However, he just wants to win trophies...

Mine was...

1. Richard Pryor 2. George Carlin 3. Mitch Hedberg 4. Steven Wright 5. Jerry Seinfeld 6. Eddie Murphy 7. Lewis Black 8. Jim Gaffigan 9. Zach Galifianakis 10. Daniel Tosh Thrown together pretty fast, if anything would change it would just be the order.

I was lucky enough to see Canadian space-rock group, Do Make Say Think, last night. Incredible. Greatest show I've ever been to.

"Worse For The Wear" is a actually an LP, New Amsterdams albums just tend to be suspiciously short (Just clocking in over the half hour...somtimes under I believe as well). It had easily their catchiest material, very much straight up piano rock, acousic-ness kind of thing. They're getting a bit more...'stylish', cool sound...I dunno...I can't describe it properly, now. And the new album (Which has had ZERO hype...as it's released on their own label, I literally found out about it by accident). I believe "At The Feet Of My Rival" is their first CD to break the 35-minute mark (have 6 albums). Clocking in at around 44-minutes. And yeah, I too would love another Get Up Kids album. "Guilt Show" was really fucking good. 'Different'...but really good. Really wasn't really a fan of "On A Wire" though. And the first two albums were classics.

While I would much rather have another Get Up Kids record, I'm a fan of The New Amsterdams and loved the Worse For Wear EP, but I haven't heard the full album yet. Without a doubt, a high recommendation.

That does suck. At least they gave us some good music, though.

Any fans of post rock, instrumental or experimental music? Such bands as Godspeed You! Black Emperor, 65daysofstatic, A Silver Mt. Zion, Explosions In The Sky, This Will Destroy You, Mono, Mogwai and From Monument To Masses?

As far as The Ramones, I think they made it far more accessible. A wider audience was able to hear their music, especially younger kids who were looking for something to latch onto and rebel against. During the time MC5 was active, 1962-1974, the landscape was just being set for what the Ramones did. The time and style that the Ramones used is what made it more accessible, even though bands like MC5 paved the way.

Eric Crouch, haha. They'll ask him to play WR and he'll storm off back to Canada, if he ever went there to start.

28 Days Later is one of my favorite ever, I still haven't seen 28 Weeks Later though. At first I was sure it wasn't going to be as good as the first, however the more I hear about it, the more I think it could be just as good and want to see it. ^^^^Is the main theme from the first one used in the second also? "East Hastings" by Godspeed You! Black Emperor? My favorite band and an incredible song.

Made using Illustrator, needed one for my diary I'm doing so I whipped up a quick one. I had no idea what to do with the text though.