Matthew Yglesias worries that thinking Nirvana's covers of all those Vaselines songs are superior to the originals is "a crappy opinion to have". He needed worry - Nirvana's covers are better than The Vaseline's originals. Some songwriters are really good at writing songs that need to be performed by other people before the song can fully blossom. Bob Dylan and Neil Young fall into this category, too.
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Comment Spam
Normally, the filters here do a good job, but, in the past couple of days, some cocksucker has managed to get a few past them. So, I'm going to increase some of the filters' settings.
Hope it doesn't break anything... (:
Furnunculus!
Someone got a picture of Bush and Putin chatting in their new Wizard Robes, during their recent visit to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Callipygian
Let's Keep Some Time Together
If you ever have the chance, listen to the Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend The Night Together" through headphones. But only listen to the left side, because that's where Bill Wyman's crazy, sloppy, buzzy, flatulent bass is.
Idolators
Ronald Reagan = Adam, father of mankind ?
Juliette Lewis = Eve ?
As Pharyngula notes, creationist iconography can be very creepy.
Things That I Used To Do
Here are a few songs from various bands I was in, back in the day. I'm posting them to avoid answering the question: If a song is recorded, but nobody hears it, does it really exist?
So, here they are. Dates are guesses.
fieldfresh 90-93
That's Joe from Carbon Records on bass and vocals. Me on guitar. A different Joe on drums.

Jason, left, on guitar in this picture, though he wasn't on the songs.
Update: songs moved. See This post.
Hector 93-94?
Me on guitar, Don on vocals, guitar, Sean on drums, Nick or Jerry on bass.

That's Jerry, Don, Sean, Me, in the pic.
Update: songs moved. See This post.
Nora 94-96
Me and Will on guitars, John on drums, Jerry on bass, Jen on vocals
Update: songs moved. See This post.
Mmmm Bacon!
People taste like bacon. Apparently cannibals were right.
Now THAT'S a storm
A massive (5,000 mile diameter) storm on Saturn, from the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft.
Bollards
So, I'm glad we don't have giant metal tubes that shoot up out of the road in the US.
(via Rob C)
