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Your list is excellent I'd love to get Everything's Gone Green in there. And 1963. And Run Wild. And Love Vigilantes.
+2 | 1/25/13 3:55 PM
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And Radiohead - the film was made while they were on EMI. And even funnier is when you click on the link, it's been blocked by Universal.
+2 | 9/19/12 3:10 PM
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I hate Kanye West.
0 | 5/7/12 2:40 PM
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Not an insult. We would expect nothing less from such a completely crass, vile thing like you.
+3 | 5/5/12 4:09 PM
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I wish. They are thought of as pretty album oriented and tough NME guys probably think it's too girly.
0 | 4/30/12 5:11 PM
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I will forever stand by Sign O' The Times. But agree a couple more should be included. Remember it's NME. The UK had a different Prince experience than US did I am pretty sure.
0 | 4/30/12 5:10 PM
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I got purple drank
0 | 4/5/12 10:49 PM
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Sounds like every generic band that ever played The Bronze on Buffy.
0 | 3/30/12 12:30 PM
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Agree completely.
0 | 3/17/12 9:01 PM
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Yes, it is amazing.
0 | 3/2/12 6:21 PM
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It's hilarious and a great return to what most of us love about TMF.
+4 | 1/11/12 12:50 PM
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I need it.
+1 | 10/31/11 1:30 PM
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Is that Ron Swanson's great great grandfather?
+4 | 10/20/11 3:23 PM
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The Magnetic Fields: Reno Dakota
+5 | 10/17/11 2:10 PM
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I agree. He can't write a song to save his life. Sorry.
-7 | 10/12/11 9:43 PM
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I could put 10 Supergrass songs in and 5 SFA songs in.
0 | 10/12/11 9:43 PM
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Agreed. I think that is the most embarrassing of all.
-1 | 10/12/11 9:41 PM
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Since U Been Gone deserves far higher. Everyone loves SUBG. It has little to do with KC.
+5 | 10/12/11 9:41 PM
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Thanks Michael, I love you.
+3 | 10/12/11 9:38 PM
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We could all complain for years over the list but I will only voice 2 complaints: Do You Realize (The Flaming LIps) should be here somewhere. Sugababes in over that? No. Since You Been Gone (Kelly Clarkson) should be top 10 imo. The best pop song in 20 years. I'm going to listen to both of them repeatedly now. Thanks!
+5 | 10/12/11 9:38 PM
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