Psicosis

Atmosphere, Strange Fruit Project, Little Brother, El-P, Danny!, Clipse, Saigon.

I've listened to it twice now and I think you're spot on, it's better then Late Registration but not comparable to the College Dropout. It's a pretty mixed bag of tracks, with the good (Flashing Lights and it's killer Dre inspired drums, Everything I Am which probably doesn't need the scratches from Premo and Big Brother) but it's got the bad too (Homecoming is terrible, Drunk and Hot Girls isn't much further behind). Solid record but I think Kanye's came out with his best at the start and won't ever reach that level.

Revision3's Totally Rad Show looks at both film and video games (along with comic books) and has an MP3 version.

Make sure to catch Wild & Crazy Kids, one of the coolest Nick shows I'd ever seen before I knew what Nick was.

I'm a big big fan of Demetri, and if you are a fan of comedy then you'll love his cd. Best track is the Personal Information Waltz.

Something For Kate and Cat Empire next month. Tegan and Sara in December. Girl Talk, Falls Festival are both maybes for December/January. Btw, if Maximo Park are coming to your local area - go see them. Paul Smith is an amazing performer.

Looks like I'll be pre-ordering Graduation on Amazon then..

It's not a cover. From Wikipedia.. "The song was co-written by Eric Stefani and Gwen Stefani and co-produced by Matthew Wilder. The bittersweet ballad is based on a true story on the turbulent relationship between Gwen Stefani and bassist Tony Kanal."

Got it a couple of weeks ago and my only problem was that it's too short compared to Be.

I saw it this afternoon, and thought it could of done with a few more gags, and parts of the story were odd even for the Simpsons. Great performances from Albert Brooks and Yardley Smith. A Solid ***

Saigon is pretty good for angry rap imo.

I'm seeing them in a few weeks YI, so I'll try and yell out CGAF during a quiet part of their show.

Hunt down the acoustic version of the Sacrament by H.I.M. I'm not crazy about them but that version sounds wonderful.

I had to laugh at the $10 convenience fee I paid on top of a NHL playoff ticket. I still have to pick it up at the arena, what's convenient about that?

A friend of mine is going to this show in SF and really looking forward to seeing Wu-Tang. It's a killer line-up for hip-hop fans, that's for sure.

Bit surprised that no-one mentioned that Buck 65 has a new album out.

I've only got one called VR Xtreme, which is a copycat of the kind of artists Virgin Radio Xtreme plays. I've been meaning to make some playlists, but I've been too busy sorting through incorrect ID3 tags and the like.

Word is that Will Forte has thirty stretch limo Hummers and he leaves them running even while sleeping.