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The Notwist - No Encores Curiously, I cannot access that email address anymore.

De Phazz - No Jive

okay...

Gotye - State of the Art "Paranoidea" was not a joke. The ten page essay is almost complete, friend.

Or not. I always liked older dEUS more.

To anyone other than an anarchist, our freedoms are in competition. The Magnetic Fields, whom I referenced in April, was truly a favorite when I was in highschool, and "Grizzly Bear is awesome." dEUS is less than preferred, but I have selected well. Soulwax - NY Excuse dEUS - Keep You Close Anyway, I am still waiting.

Should I beg to be questioned about this, or did nobody notice or care? For the record, I did not throw in the ellipsis just to make things harder on all of you. I listened to a lot of different music artists after I posted this.

the hippest cat in creation, the intro to The Emperor's New Groove That is what I wanted to post, but plenty of others were buzzing around in my head: Beat Circus' "Contortionist Tango", "Exit Music, etc.; Tape Fives's "Pantaloons", "Soulsalicious"; miscellaneous Radiohead...; the video to Nine Inch Nails's "Came Back Haunted".

I think I just experienced anti-Bent prejudice. Do not listen to Bent in public. As for me, maybe I will move to Australia since this place seems to be opposite land and getting worse. both long, long-time favorites

Indeed, I was/am on "blowout" and the albums were on loop because of insufficient funds. Run, run, ru-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-un!

The music is dead. "Let the good times end tonight," she coughed out as the stereo returned to whence it came . She has a mind of her own, this steely-eyed ship of mine.

oops

Remembering the song "Paint It Black" and thinking the title is ironic. Hair is cut now. Maybe some seasonal flowers will restore the neutrality. They're never quite the same after you borrow them and put them back.

Listening to folk singer Elliott Smith's "Either/Or" and "Rose Parade" caught my attention.

In retrospect this post was ironic in a few ways, but only now do I finally respect the power of music.

Presents a Venn digram, "Of course, not all autistics are atheist, and not all atheists are autistic" *rolls eyes* *throws up alittle*

Big crush. Kate Nash - Skeleton Song I'm still stuck with CDs I burned half a decade ago, but it's not all bad. I also like album The Soundings by ironically titled band Blue States.

Circus Contraption - Ballad of the Coprophage

Broadcast - Colour Me In & Poem of Dead Song

Isn't it disturbing. You always seemed to think outside the box and keep asking questions. My name is Patrick Carlock. Feel free to call me by it. Stolen Babies - Spill! And again, more aggressive and profane than I would like it, but I like it. Jack Off Jill - Author Unknown

I've grown hesitant about Placebo's aggressive lyrics, but I really like Placebo - You Don't Care About Us.

The "soul" might be only a meaningless "weasel word". For example religious people make claims about when the soul, rather than the mind, is imparted (zygotes do not have minds). However, they really mean your mind when they talk of your "soul" being rewarded after death. It's not really that interesting to say that a meaningless claim cannot be test.

It would seem that if the soul evolved, then some people who are still technically alive could lose their soul through mutation or brain trauma, and the soul would probably be acquired at a certain phase in development.

Going to put this sh* on CD to play in my car as soon as my situation changes.

Science consists of claims arrived at through a particular method of investigating the world. Religions are probably best defined as consisting of statements originating from a common set of authorities or texts with no limit on the sorts of claims made as long as they include claims about non-animalian minds or other planes of existence and descriptions of recommended ritualistic behavior. The word "religion" ends up being pretty useless.