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I haven't posted in a quite a while, but I logged on just to LOLLLLLL at this. And I needed it today, too. :up::up::up:

I always liked "Wonderful Life" from that album.

Another album worthy of consideration, in my opinion, is Henry's Dream. It's not as good as Let Love In or The Boatman's Call, but I feel like it gets overlooked and it has some definite gems on it.

Don't forget that for the majority of the tour, the tickets get you a free copy of the album. Not like that helps tremendously, but might as well take advantage.

I haven't been able to bring myself to listen to Soundgarden or Temple of The Dog yet.

No worries. My Mac is way old, too.

On an old Mac with a single button mouse, you have to click and hold (or else push the control key while you click) and a little menu will pop up where there will be an option to save the file. Does that help?

Another vote for Reality Bites.

Can you burn those tracks to disc somehow? If so, you might try burning them and then reconverting the resulting AIFFs or WAVs to MP3. If you have a third party burning program like Toast, you may even be able to skip the burning part and just convert them to AIFF or WAV and go from there. You...

If you play Outside without the segues, it's a DAMN strong album. The music got a little overshadowed by the album's concept, I'd say.

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The Replacements - Pleased To Meet Me The Jesus And Mary Chain - Stoned And Dethroned David Bowie - Aladdin Sane Brian Eno - Before And After Science The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground Radiohead - Hail To The Thief And I'll second the mentions of Southpaw Grammar by Morrissey, Wish...

A 20th anniversary reissue of Vauxhall And I by Morrissey is coming June 2. Also, R.E.M. will be releasing Unplugged: The Complete 1991 and 2001 Sessions on vinyl for Record Store Day and on CD/digital on May 20.

There will be a new James album on June 3 called La Petite Mort. Interesting title... :sexywink:

Do film scores count? Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross are doing the one for Gone Girl, probably out in October. I'm also hearing that there should be new albums from Autolux and A Place To Bury Strangers.

Probably 1994, but the period from 1991-1996 was so fruitful (for me, personally) that I have a hard time deciding for sure.

The Church are supposed to have a new one around the middle of this year. The title isn't finalized yet, I don't think.

Same here, I'm afraid.

I put the wrong UK release date for the Morrissey reissue. It should say the 25th.

The exact date for the Neil Finn album I mentioned earlier is February 10. There will be a reissue of Morrissey's Your Arsenal on February 18th (24th in the UK.) A Nine Inch Nails live DVD/Blu-ray called Tension will be out in the spring (I'm hearing April 8th.)

But it will most likely include some cool extra content in one way or another. I'm just letting people know that it's not just being thrown together carelessly by his old label.

Something I've known about for a while but forgot to post in this thread... there is supposed to be a Nine Inch Nails greatest hits album next year. Trent will be involved, so he'll probably make sure that it will still be cool for fans and not a total cash grab.

The new Neil Finn album will be called Dizzy Heights and it will be out in February.

Anna Calvi's new album, One Breath, will be out on October 8th.

The new Mazzy Star album, titled Seasons Of Your Day, will be out on September 24th.