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Jocephus wrote:for some reason, one of my brothers and his buddies (in college, usually drunk) always had the debate of who is better: springsteen or seger. it would cause wars man. you really had to pick a side.
It's Seger for me easily.

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go birds wrote:im only half way thru Sturgill Simpson's new album and ill go ahead and label it as one of the best of the year already.

his cover of Nirvana's In Bloom is incredible

Really looking forward to hearing it.

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'Zeus Jr's love of Rock Lobster seems to have been displaced by a new love of Kurt Vile's "Pretty Pimpin'." This is a fantastic development.

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lukethedrifter wrote:
go birds wrote:im only half way thru Sturgill Simpson's new album and ill go ahead and label it as one of the best of the year already.

his cover of Nirvana's In Bloom is incredible

Really looking forward to hearing it.
So I don't know Sturgill Simpson from Marge Simpson, but I youtube'd this


It sucked. Why would one think remaking a Nirvana classic would be a good idea?

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heyzeus wrote:'Zeus Jr's love of Rock Lobster seems to have been displaced by a new love of Kurt Vile's "Pretty Pimpin'." This is a fantastic development.
lol thats awesome

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go birds wrote:
heyzeus wrote:'Zeus Jr's love of Rock Lobster seems to have been displaced by a new love of Kurt Vile's "Pretty Pimpin'." This is a fantastic development.
lol thats awesome
I have introduced my 3-yr old great nephew to Pretty Pimpin' with similar results. I'll have to give Rock Lobster a try.

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Radbird wrote:
go birds wrote:
heyzeus wrote:'Zeus Jr's love of Rock Lobster seems to have been displaced by a new love of Kurt Vile's "Pretty Pimpin'." This is a fantastic development.
lol thats awesome
I have introduced my 3-yr old great nephew to Pretty Pimpin' with similar results. I'll have to give Rock Lobster a try.
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Tim wrote:
lukethedrifter wrote:
go birds wrote:im only half way thru Sturgill Simpson's new album and ill go ahead and label it as one of the best of the year already.

his cover of Nirvana's In Bloom is incredible

Really looking forward to hearing it.
So I don't know Sturgill Simpson from Marge Simpson, but I youtube'd this


It sucked. Why would one think remaking a Nirvana classic would be a good idea?

But then you chose Seger over Springsteen (or was it over Rick Springfield?) so I question your sanity.

/psychiatrist humor

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that zac brown guy met some interesting people last night

http://www.zacbrownband.com/news?n_id=2721

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Radbird wrote:
go birds wrote:
heyzeus wrote:'Zeus Jr's love of Rock Lobster seems to have been displaced by a new love of Kurt Vile's "Pretty Pimpin'." This is a fantastic development.
lol thats awesome
I have introduced my 3-yr old great nephew to Pretty Pimpin' with similar results. I'll have to give Rock Lobster a try.
Pretty Pimpin' taught 'Zeus Jr. how to memorize the days of the week. He walks around the house singing to himself "it was a Monday, no Tuesday, no Wednesday Thursday Friday and then Saturday came around" all day.

Beware Rock Lobster. It seems like a fun, innocuous, silly beach song. But after you've heard it for the 150th time, it takes on sinister overtones and you want to drop an atom bomb on the ocean itself.

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