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Farewell Transmission is a top 5 song ever written in book
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I Am Trying To Break Your Heart


I was about to post this one.

AlxTgr on absolute heater on the first page of this thread too. And I’m not one to concern myself with downvotes, but Teenage Riot having two downvotes kind irked me.
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Modest Mouse
Built to Spill
Neutral Milk Hotel
The National
Animal Collective
My Bloody Valentine
Just saw a stat that in the history of Statcast (since 2015), no one has two 116+ mph homers in same game, until now.

And again also pitching 1 hit shutout.
2 homers (with a walk)

And 5 shutout 1 hit 8 K innings.

Not a bad half a game. Dude is absurd. Pretty clearly the most talented baseball player ever.
Love Fust. AOTY contender.

Needed to check out Brown Horse it sounds like.

re: Your best song from 60's?

Posted by The Seaward on 10/4/25 at 9:10 pm to
Obviously impossible, but I’ll say Desolation Row, with While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Waterloo Sunset as close runner ups.
Going to bump this one more time. This album is awesome, maybe my favorite of the year.

Gun to my head, Moon and Antarctica is the best album since 2000
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Except it’s not always that easy cuz they’ll list him as active and he may not see the field other than maybe a decoy.


If he is not healthy enough to be anything more than a decoy, I’m 99.99% sure they would just make him inactive considering it is week 1 and the way last year went.
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Titus Andronicus
The Hold Steady
I would lean yes, since he was so clearly the best pitcher in baseball at this peak. At his best, I think he was arguably the most unhittable pitcher in MLB history.

That said, I get the arguments about durability and missed time and wouldn’t argue too hard against that side

Ryan Davis and the Roadhouse Band

Posted by The Seaward on 7/31/25 at 9:13 pm
Highly recommend their new album, New Threats From the Soul, if you like alt-country. Especially if you like David Berman projects.

So if someone wagered 100K throughout the year and won exactly 100K to break even, what do you think they should be taxed on?