Nothing new

At least for a little bit. I'm seeding stuff over at waffles.fm in order to get my ratio back up, because I downloaded a ton of new music in order to determine the best records of 2007. I'm in the process of listening to everything and trying to rank it all. Once that's done, I'll upload my favorite albums of the year and post them here on the first of January. I'd like to know all of your favorite records as well, so I don't miss anything good. Leave me suggestions in the comments to this post.

Some stuff is still up

There are a handful of albums still alive on MediaFire, so I'll post those here since I got requests for a few of them. If you want something that's not here, let me know in a comment on this post, and I'll see what I can do. Grab these while they last.

Manchester Orchestra - Nobody Sings Anymore
mewithoutYou - Blood Enough For Us All (Incomplete)
Patton Oswalt - Live at the Bottletree, Alabama (Bootleg)
Right Away, Great Captain! - The Bitter End (Andy of Manchester Orchestra's solo project)
Mike Birbiglia - Dog Years
Todd Barry - Falling Off the Bone
Bobcat Goldthwait - I Don't Mean to Insult You, But You Look Like Bobcat Goldthwait
Brian Regan - I Walked On the Moon

So much for the Rollins. Touch & Go really hates me sharing albums they didn't put out.

mewithoutYou - [A-->B] Life
mewithoutYou - Brother, Sister
mewithoutYou - Catch For Us the Foxes
mewithoutYou - I Never Said That I Was Brave
Tenacious D - The Pick of Destiny
Manchester Orchestra - Tree Sound Sessions
Manchester Orchestra - You Brainstorm, I Brainstorm, But Brilliance Needs a Good Editor
Autumn III: October in the Railroad Earth mixtape
All the Neutral Milk Hotel bootlegs/rarities in this post

Everything died

My friend who is hosting all the files just got an e-mail from his host today, saying that some jackass from Touch & Go Records reported Get in the Van, and now we have to take down all copyrighted stuff. The retarded thing is that Touch & Go, while they put out some other Rollins spoken word stuff, did NOT put out Get in the Van as far as I can tell. We'll look into alternative ways of continuing this site, but until then, there's going to be a bit of downtime. If anyone wants to re-upload files to Mediafire or something and then post links to them in the comments for their respective entries, that would be awesome. Let's keep this thing going. Fuck the music industry.

A Lump of Coal & Gary Hoey - Ho, Ho, Hoey! Vols. 1-3

I've uploaded all three Gary Hoey Christmas albums. I've also uploaded a compilation called A Lump of Coal, which features tracks by the Crash Test Dummies, The Primitives, Hoodoo Gurus, and Henry Rollins, who does a fantastic reading of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas".

A mixtape

For a change of pace, and because I've gotten no more specific requests for Christmas albums, I've uploaded a mixtape for all of you. Click here for a tracklist, and for the download link.

X-Mas Project

Power metal covers of Christmas songs by members of a bunch of German metal bands. You can read them on the cover. Apparently there are more albums by these guys. If someone has them, you should let me know.

Bright Eyes - A Christmas Album

You asked, I delivered. Yes, this means I am taking requests for Christmas albums.

Bootsy Collins - Christmas Is 4 Ever

Bootsy is the man. Snoop Dogg, Bernie Worrell, Charlie Daniels, and others show up too.

Vince Guaraldi - A Charlie Brown Christmas (Remastered Version)

If you don't love this, you must hate Christmas and all things good in the universe.

Afroman - A Colt 45 Christmas

In the interest of trying to keep the Christmas albums diverse, today's album is Afroman's "A Colt 45 Christmas". It is vulgar, probably offensive, and really, pretty dumb. However, it made my friend and I laugh pretty hard earlier tonight. Here's a test to see if you should download it or not:

1. Did you at any point think the song "Because I Got High" was funny?
2. Does the idea of a song about Frosty the Snowman not being able to have intercourse with people because his phallus is made of frozen water sound humorous to you?

If you answered "yes" to one of those questions, you might want to give this a listen. If you answered "yes" to both, you shouldn't even have read this far before you started downloading. If you answered "no" to both, this definitely isn't for you.

A Brutal Christmas: The Season in Chaos

I can't decide if today's Christmas album is awesome, or awesomely bad. All I know is that your life won't be quite the same after hearing these death, black, and otherwise extreme metal versions of some of the most beloved Christmas hymns. This is worth getting just to hear Hearken's cover of "O Come All Ye Faithful", which features almost melodic cookie monster vocals throughout the whole thing.

Sufjan Stevens - Songs for Christmas and mwY re-up

This is my favorite Christmas album(s) ever. If you don't have this, you need it. Disc 5 is gorgeous, and the rest is pretty darn close. Also, I re-upped mewithoutYou's "Blood Enough for Us All" to the new server, since it seems some people missed the semi-hidden link in the old post. Click here for that. Click the image for the Sufjan box set. I included the early version of "Put the Lights on the Tree" from the original CD Sufjan sent out to friends, as well as the one on the official release, because... well, I'm nerdy like that.

The beginning of Christmas music and Get in the Van re-up

Because it's time for us to once again bastardize religion by commercializing it, I thought it would be appropriate to upload some Christmas music you're not likely to hear at shopping malls and on Clear Channel-owned radio outlets. I'm planning on uploading a new album every day, but we all know how my uploading plans usually turn out. Either way, here is the new Relient K Christmas album, which is really their old one with 7 new tracks. I've included the old version of Auld Lang Syne as well, since it has a hidden track on the end that isn't on this CD. I've also re-upped Henry Rollins' "Get in the Van" as requested.

The Black Friday of Comedy Albums

Okay, so I was going to wait until I uploaded all my comedy albums to post anything, but I decided that was going to take too long, since I'm converting all the comedy to V8 quality before I upload it. Basically, that means that the files will be considerably smaller, but still sound almost exactly the same. This saves both of us time, and my friend (who gave us the webspace in exchange for Chipotle) bandwidth. All of the following albums are in V8, with the exception of the Greg Proops albums, and anything involving music (Stephen Lynch, bonus songs on Brian Posehn's album, etc.).

Anyway, enjoy these. There are a few in there I haven't uploaded before. I'll work on getting more up soon... hopefully.

Andy Andrist - Dumb It Down for the Masses
Bobcat Goldthwait - I Don't Mean to Insult You, But You Look Like Bobcat Goldthwait
Bill Hicks - Arizona Bay
Bill Hicks - Dangerous
Bill Hicks - I'm Sorry, Folks!
Bill Hicks - Relentless
Bill Hicks - Rant in E-Minor
Bob Marley (Comedian) - Live
Brian Posehn - Comedians of Comedy Tour CD
Brain Posehn - Live in: Nerd Rage!
Brian Regan - Live
Brain Regan - Standing Up (audio rip)
Bob Saget - Misc. Bootlegs
Christian Finnegan - Two For Flinching (this sort of sucks, except the last bit)
Christopher Titus - Norman Rockwell is Bleeding
Dave Attell - Hey, Your Mouth's Not Pregnant!
Dave Attell, Sean Rouse, Greg Giraldo, Dane Cook - Insomniac Tour (audio rip)
Dave Attell - Skanks for the Memories
Derek & Clive - Live
Dane Cook - Retaliation (I know, I know... sorry... I liked him at one point, and if this keeps someone from buying his CDs, it's worth it)
Daniel Tosh - True Stories I Made Up
Douglas Adams - Live in Göttingen 3/14/1994
Doug Stanhope - ACID Bootleg
Doug Stanhope - Adult Video Awards
Doug Stanhope - Deadbeat Hero
Doug Stanhope - Edinburgh Fringe Fest 2006
Doug Stanhope - Sicko
Doug Stanhope - Something to Take the Edge Off
Doug Stanhope - Word of Mouth (audio rip)
Eugene Mirman - En Garde, Society!
Eugene Mirman - The Absurd Nightclub Comedy of Eugene Mirman
Emo Phillips - Emo
Emo Phillips - E=MO2 Live at the Hasty Pudding Theater
Gilbert Gottfried - Dirty Jokes
Greg Proops - Houston, We Have a Problem
Greg Proops - Joke Book
Harland Williams - Crowd Control
Harland Williams - Crowd Control Vol. 2
Jim Gaffigan - Beyond the Pale
Jim Gaffigan - Economics II
Jim Gaffigan - More Moo-Moos
Mitch Fatel - Miniskirts and Muffins
Mitch Hedberg - Mitch All Together
Norm Macdonald - Ridiculous
Patton Oswalt - Live at the Bottletree, Birmingham, AL 7/29/2007
Stephen Lynch - Superhero
The Unbookables - Morbid Obscenity

Manchester Orchestra on Conan and Help! A Bear is Eating Me!

Expect new music very, very soon. Until then, here's Manchester Orchestra on Conan:


http://www.redmusic.com/streams/ManchesterOrchestra/manchester_conan.mov

Also, check out Help! A Bear Is Eating Me! which is one of the funniest books I've read (well, listened to) in a long time. The first 12 chapters are on there right now, and the last chapter should be up in a week or two. It's read by the author, and he does a fantastic job reading it. Really, it's more like a one-man radio play than a regular audiobook. Give it a listen.

In case you missed all the hints...

...we're not dead. Just sleeping, for the moment. Expect a newer, better Notes Are Shattered very soon.

Rebirth

"Life, death and rebirth are inevitable."
~Rig Veda

"Right now we're standing at a massive point of rebirth."
~Lars Ulrich

"Change is the constant, the signal for rebirth, the egg of the phoenix."
~Christina Baldwin

Change

"There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right direction"
~Winston Churchill

"They say that time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself."
~Andy Warhol

"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change."
~Charles Darwin

"Just because everything is different doesn't mean that everything has changed."
~Irene Peter

"All is flux; nothing stays still."
~Heraclitus

"Life is a progress, and not a station."
~Ralph Waldo Emerson

"All things change; nothing perishes."
~Ovid

"Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future."
~John F. Kennedy

"The most successful people are those who are good at plan B."
~James Yorke

Notes Are Shattered is dead...

...long live Notes Are Shattered?

Throwing in the towel

I quit. Our Mediafire account got deleted. We lost everything we ever uploaded there. To everyone who commented, downloaded, and supported us, thank you so much. It means more to me than you know. I'm glad we were able to bring you music and comedy over the last year and a half, and I wish you luck in finding new sources of music online. The links over to the left are good places to start. It's been fun. I really enjoyed watching this thing get more and more hits. I'm sorry to do this, but it's so frustrating when all I'm trying to do is spread the word about music that I love and assholes have to come in and mess everything up. I'll miss this. Once again, thanks to anyone who supported us. And to anyone who reported any of our shit:



Fuck off.


With Love,
Ben

~Keep pirating~

PS: A note to anyone who was a member of Oink, or would like to help support the founder of it - a website has been set up where you can donate to cover legal fees. This is 100% legit. Click here if you're interested.

Sorry, everyone...

I know it's taking a long time for me to post stuff, but more and more comedy albums keep getting reported, so I'm trying to take care of all of that. Because a lot of you have been asking for it, I did put Manchester Orchestra's "Nobody Sings Anymore" back up, so you can get a copy of that here. I'm trying to figure out how I want to continue running this blog, since leaving it completely open like this probably means all the comedy albums (and most likely other stuff) will keep getting reported. I'm thinking about uploading a ton of comedy albums, posting all the links, and then when something gets taken down, that's it. I might do it over at the ,RARmy forums, so if something gets taken down, at least a bunch of people will hopefully have it and one of them will be willing to re-up it. Also, a somewhat closed community might help matters too. I love music and comedy, and I love sharing them with people, but if everything is going to keep getting reported, I don't see much of a point in it.

Also, I don't know if anyone from Minneapolis was planning on attending the Manchester Orchestra show tonight, but if you are, I won't be running the merch table after all. I'll still be there, however, so like I said before, look for the fat guy with long hair in a Neutral Milk Hotel shirt and tell me you know me from the internet. I will say hi and sign your face.

In Mourning of OiNK, Saul Williams, Manchester Orchestra, and Update

As I'm sure most of you are aware, Oink's Pink Palace got shut down last week. It's weird to say this, but I honestly feel like I've lost someone close to me. I listen to an album I nabbed off of Oink, or think about an album I want to listen to before I buy, and I honestly get a little depressed. I really miss being able to get practically anything within a few minutes. I'm also sad because Oink has been my only source for comedy albums for the last year or so, and now I have to rely on Demonoid for everything. I've still got enough comedy albums saved up to last for another few Super Comedy Sundays, but after that, I won't have a constantly updated list of new comedy albums for you all. Anyway, if you're feeling it like I am, you may want to check out this site:

http://tehpaine.blogspot.com/

It's run by a former admin on Oink. There's a lot of great information about Oink, it's downfall, the legal matters surrounding both Oink himself and the users, etc. You also might be interested in this article, in which Trent Reznor admits to having an Oink account. There's also information on the new Saul Williams album in that article, which comes out... well, today, since it's November 1st. The awesome news is, you can get it in 192 MP3 for free, or for $5 (which goes right to the guys involved with the album) you can get it in 320 MP3 or FLAC. I ordered my FLAC version a while ago, and got my link to downlaod it as I was typing this post. Saul Williams is a phenomenal artist, and I've been meaning to upload some of his stuff. If enough people like the new album, leave me a comment saying so (and preferably buy your download) and I'll upload his other albums.

Also, for you Manchester Orchestra fans, the band has put out a new split 7" single with Annuals. What's awesome is that they gave Pitchfork the okay to put free MP3s of it on their website, which you can download here. Also, they've got a documentary about them now, and if you join their street team and do a few things, you can watch the full thing online for free. Finally, Andy has a solo project called Right Away, Great Captain! and he put out an album back in January called The Bitter End. Because I'm awesome, I uploaded it for you, but please make sure you buy it off his Myspace if you like it. Manchester Orchestra was on Conan tonight, but I missed it because I had class, so scour YouTube and send me a link if you find it before me. In the meantime, you can always watch their Letterman performance from September or their official video podcast. With all the whoring I'm doing for them, I should really be getting paid. Instead, I'm probably going to end up running their merch table at the November 7th show here in Minneapolis for free (...well, for 2 free tickets and a free copy of their split 7"). So if you come, and there's a fat guy with long hair in a Neutral Milk Hotel shirt behind the merch table, say hi and tell me you know me from the internet. I will shake your hand and sign your face.

Finally, an update on the site. I've almost got all the old stuff replaced. I should have it up tomorrow or Friday, along with the 3 songs I have off the first mewithoutYou EP.



In case you missed it in that huge block of text and links up there:

HERE IS ANDY FROM MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA'S SOLO RELEASE FROM JANUARY 2007. IT IS CALLED "THE BITTER END" AND IT IS RELEASED UNDER THE NAME "RIGHT AWAY, GREAT CAPTAIN!" AND IF YOU LIKE IT PLEASE BUY IT FROM HIS MYSPACE.

An update

For some reason I feel obligated to post an update on what's going on with this blog, even though I have a feeling most people don't read the stuff I post because it's long and boring, and just come for the music and comedy. Regardless, here's the deal. I am going to work this weekend to figure out everything that has been taken down. I'll re-up everything (except the new Coheed album - some Googling reveals that those have been getting reported pretty regularly), and password protect the RAR files. If that doesn't work, there's one other thing I might try, similar to what RegnYouth does. If that still doesn't work, I think I'll just make this a mailing list, because at least that way we can monitor who is downloading stuff, and hopefully keep anyone who would report files away. If you can't tell, I'm really committed to this thing, and I'm not quite sure why. I guess I just love discovering new music, or finding that one album by a band I like that I've been looking for for a while. There are few things that make me happier than music, and if I can do anything to spread that joy, I'd like to do it. So... there you go. Thanks for your support and patience.

To whoever feels it's necessary to report all our uploads...

please stop. What do you get out of this? I understand the Coheed, and even the Saves the Day. But the comedy? It's hard to even find decent comedy in stores, and comedians make more money off ticket sales than anything anyway. If anything, by putting those albums up, I'm encouraging people to go to the shows because they know they'll be getting quality stand up instead of hackey, ripped-off bullshit like Dane Cook. And how about the bands that encourage their material to be shared? I doubt you're doing this because you are against file-sharing, and instead are just a massive dick who gets off on ruining people's fun, but on the off chance that you are doing this for some moral reason, did you consider that some bands/comedians might want their music shared? I know for a fact that Doug Stanhope (and the Unbookables) wants his albums shared online. Manchester Orchestra wants their out of print stuff shared, and I'll make a point of asking Andy when I see them next month if he's cool with Virgin being shared. Evanescence has explicitly stated that they want all their pre-Fallen stuff downloaded so that fans don't pay ridiculous amounts on ebay. So come one, man. Lay off, and let people enjoy the stuff Christopher and I work to upload.

Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World For Tomorrow & Kerrang/XFM UK Acoustic Sessions

SUPER COMEDY SUNDAY PART IV IS FURTHER DOWN THE PAGE!
(just so you don't miss it)


New Coheed and Cambria leaked. I've listened to it once, and enjoyed it, but I'm nowhere near ready to compare it to their other albums. Also, I've uploaded the acoustic session Co&Ca did for XFM radio and Kerrang! magazine as an iTunes exclusive. The version of A Favor House Atlantic on there is amazing. Just a note: there's been a lot of confusion on different versions of this album (No World For Tomorrow), but from what I understand, a 128 WMA version leaked today, and then was transcoded a bunch of times. As far as I know, I have a transcoded version of the 128 WMA one, so keep that in mind even though it says they're 192 MP3s. Also, I think this is a censored version, but I'm not sure because I didn't catch anything. If you don't understand anything I just said, don't worry about it, because it probably doesn't affect you.


Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World For Tomorrow

1. The Reaping
2. No World for Tomorrow
3. The Hound (of Blood and Rank)
4. Feathers
5. The Running Free
6. Mother Superior
7. Gravemakers & Gunslingers
8. Justice in Murder
9. The End Complete I: The Fall of House Atlantic
10. The End Complete II: Radio Bye Bye
11. The End Complete III: The End Complete
12. The End Complete IV: The Road and the Damned
13. The End Complete V: On the Brink


Kerrang/XFM UK Acoustic Sessions

1. Welcome Home
2. A Favor House Atlantic
3. Wake Up
4. The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut (with extended solos)

Super Comedy Sunday: Part IV: The Final Chapter

The long-awaited fourth installment in the Super Comedy Sunday series. You should know who's clean and who isn't by now, apart from the handful of new comedians. Maria Bamford is relatively clean (I think, it's been a while since I listened to this CD), Nick Swardson swears some but isn't really offensive apart from that, Sean Rouse tours with Doug Stanhope, so that's all you should need there, and Steven Wright is... Steven Wright. If you haven't heard him, get on that now. The Patton Oswalt set I uploaded is a bootleg, but the quality is really, really good and at least half the set is new material or Patton interacting with the audience. Absolutely worth a listen if you like him at all.


Bill Hicks - Dangerous


Brian Posehn - Comedians of Comedy Tour 3" CD


Daniel Tosh - Completely Serious (Audio Rip)


Doug Stanhope - Die Laughing


Henry Rollins - Talk is Cheap, Vol. 4
Disc 1
Disc 2


Jim Gaffigan - Luigi's Doghouse (I couldn't find the album cover)


Lewis Black - The End of the Universe


Louis CK - HBO's One Night Stand & Young Comedian's Special (Audio Rip)


Maria Bamford - The Burning Bridges Tour


Mike Birbiglia - My Secret Public Journal Live


Nick Swardson - Party (Be the first kid on your block with this - it doesn't hit stores till Oct. 23!)


Patton Oswalt - Live at the Bottletree, Birmingham, AL 7-29-07
Part 1
Part 2


Sean Rouse - Something to Sell at Edinburgh


Stephen Lynch - The Craig Machine


Steven Wright - I Have a Pony

Happy the Man - Happy the Man

This is the debut album from Happy the Man released in 1977. It is a great progressive rock album with a kick of jazz fusion. It is mostly instrumental, but the couple songs with vocals are performed well. It has some cool complex time signatures and tons of intricate instrumentation which leads to a nice and layered sound. I hope you enjoy this as much as I do.



Happy the Man - Happy the Man

1. Starborne (4:22)
2. Stumpy Meets the Firecracker in Stencil Forest (4:16)
3. Upon the Rainbow (Befrost) (4:42)
4. Mr. Mirror's Reflection on Dreams (8:54)
5. Carousel (4:06)
6. Knee Bitten Nymphs in Limbo (5:22)
7. On Time as a Helix of Precious Laughs (5:22)
8. Hidden Moods (3:41)
9. New York Dream Suite (8:32)

New Blog

I started a new blog. It's for movies. Check it out here.

Saves the Day - Day 2

Okay, I'm just gonna rap this up. The three albums for today are two more studio albums as well as a compilation of early stuff and B-sides. You might see a change in sound as you get to Sound the Alarm. They lost their punk influences and began to go for a more straightforward pop rock sound. I think the music is still a fun listen, but you decide for yourself. So here we go:



Saves the Day - Stay What You Are

1. "At Your Funeral" 3:09
2. "See You" 2:08
3. "Cars and Calories" 2:45
4. "Certain Tragedy" 2:27
5. "Jukebox Breakdown" 3:04
6. "Freakish" 3:47
7. "As Your Ghost Takes Flight" 2:25
8. "Nightingale" 3:36
9. "All I'm Losing is Me" 3:22
10. "This is Not an Exit" 3:56
11. "Firefly" 2:51



Saves the Day - Ups and Downs: Early Recordings and B-Sides

1. "Ups and Downs"
2. "Sell My Old Clothes, I'm Off to Heaven"
3. "A Drag in D Flat"
4. "I'm Sorry I'm Leaving"
5. "Hold"
6. "Jessie and My Whetstone"
7. "Take Our Cars Now!"
8. "The Way His Collar Falls"
9. "The Art of Misplacing Firearms"
10. "East Coast"
11. "1:19"
12. "An Afternoon Laughing"
13. "Dave Feels Right"
14. "When It isn't Like It Should Be"
15. "1959"
16. "I Think I'll Quit" (For the first pressing the song is actually called "Kentucky Parallel Parking." The song is by Chris Conley's old band, Sefler 7.)
17. "Cheer" (A cover, originally recorded by Descendents)
18. "Clash City Rockers" (A cover, originally recorded by The Clash)
19. "Jessie and My Whetstone" (Live 2003)



Saves the Day - Sound the Alarm

1. "Head for the Hills" 2:50
2. "The End" 1:54
3. "Shattered" 3:08
4. "Eulogy" 3:22
5. "Dying Day" 2:21
6. "34" 2:22
7. "Say You'll Never Leave" 2:20
8. "Diseased" 2:12
9. "Don't Know Why" 3:22
10. "Sound the Alarm" 3:06
11. "Bones" 2:23
12. "Delusional" 2:07
13. "Hell Is Here" 3:36

So, get ready for some prog coming up. Followed by metal.

Saves the Day - Day 1

In high school, the first music I got into was the emo and post-hardcore scenes. I got into bands like Thursday, At the Drive-In, Yellowcard, and Saves the Day. I thought it was amazingly cool to hear bands sing about emotional issues or political issues or whatever else they felt like singing about. All I had really listened to previously was Christian pop/rock. I really liked Saves the Day and still consider them a classic emo/pop punk band. I don't know who, if any of this blog's readers will enjoy this, but I plan to post a few Saves the Day albums over the next few days.

I'll end this week with a nifty progressive weekend followed by a metal Monday. So if you hate this, there is good stuff to look forward to.

Anyway, the first Saves the Day you can enjoy is the first two studio albums they released in 1998 and 1999 respectively. I hope you all can enjoy them.



Saves the Day - Can't Slow Down

1. "Deciding" - 1:57
2. "The Choke" - 2:36
3. "Handsome Boy" - 1:01
4. "Blindfolded" - 3:13
5. "Collision" - 1:25
6. "Three Miles Down" - 1:36
7. "Always Ten Feet Tall" - 3:25
8. "Nebraska Bricks" - 2:04
9. "Seeing It This Way" - 1:31
10. "Hot Time in Delaware" - 1:45
11. "Houses and Billboards" - 3:12
12. "Obsolete" - 1:57
13. "Sometimes, New Jersey" - 1:09
14. "Jodie" - 4:36



Saves the Day - Through Being Cool

1. "All-Star Me" - 1:43
2. "You Vandal" - 2:28
3. "Shoulder to the Wheel" 3:19
4. "Rocks Tonic Juice Magic" - 3:27
5. "Holly Hox, Forget Me Nots" - 2:37
6. "Third Engine" - 3:40
7. "My Sweet Fracture" - 3:52
8. "The Vast Spoils of America (From the Badlands through the Ocean)" - 3:08
9. "The Last Lie I Told" - 2:23
10. "Do You Know What I Love the Most?" 1:34
11. "Through Being Cool" - 2:04
12. "Banned from the Back Porch" - 2:59

Omar Rodriguez-Lopez - Se Dice Bisonte, No Bufalo

Here is the Omar Rodriguez-Lopez album from earlier this year. It is a creative work of progressive music. It has all the great stuff you expected to find from our friend Omar. I highly recommend buying it as any other albums we mention on this site ;). Any other specific Rodriguez-Lopez albums you want, please post in the comments. So, here we are:



Omar Rodriguez-Lopez - Se Dice Bisonte, No Bufalo

1. "The Lukewarm" – 0:26
2. "Luxury of Infancy" – 1:12
3. "Rapid Fire Tollbooth" – 5:03
4. "Thermometer Drinking the Bussness of Turnstiles" – 3:00
5. "Se Dice Bisonte, No Bùfalo" – 7:00
6. "If Gravity Lulls, I Can Hear the World Pant" – 2:46
7. "Please Heat This Eventually" – 11:24
8. "Lurking About in a Cold Sweat (Held Together by Venom)" – 4:49
9. "Boiling Death Request for Body to Rest Its Head On" – 4:14
10. "La Tiranía de la Tradición" – 5:05

Henry Rollins & Mixtape

Here's "Talk is Cheap, Vol. 1" by Henry Rollins.

Disc 1
Disc 2

Also, I finished my latest autumn mixtape. So here's that. And a tracklist.

Now, I am going up to the North Shore of Minnesota. I will be back on Sunday. There may very well be a new post for you when I return.

The (almost) complete mewithoutYou

As promised, here are the four mewithoutYou releases I have. They had one EP before I Never Said That I Was Brave, called Blood Enough for Us All, but for the life of me, I can't find it. I have three of the six tracks off of it (Working in a Factory, The Comfort You Give is Only Torment, and an early version of Flamethrower), but if anyone has the other three tracks, I would love you forever if you uploaded them. I will get the Rollins album up tomorrow.

Anyway, this is my favorite band that is currently active. This is also one of the few times I've felt a little bad about uploading music, but if it gets more people to hear this music, I suppose it's worth it. Just um... buy the albums, or go to one of their shows or something. Their shows are absolutely fantastic, definitely in my top three live bands.


I Never Said That I Was Brave EP


[A --> B] Life


Catch For Us the Foxes


Brother, Sister (my favorite album of last year)

News + Plug

Sorry for the severe lack of updates recently. I've been downloading a couple things (an ISO of Dark Side of the Rainbow so I can burn a correctly set-up copy to DVD and the complete Bob Dylan discography), and my internet has been really slow for some reason over the last couple weeks, so those things are taking forever to get (close to 9 GB combined, at ~15 kb/s download for each). I've had a couple requests, which are as follows:
-mewithoutYou discography
-some Omar Rodriguez-Lopez stuff
-re-up of Henry Rollins' "Talk is Cheap, Vol. 1"

I will for sure get the mwY and Rollins stuff up before Thursday. As for the Rodriguez-Lopez stuff... I don't know what the requester wanted. I'm not really into The Mars Volta, though I do have most of their releases, I think (Tremulant EP, De-Loused in the Comatorium, Frances the Mute, Frances the Mute Single, Scabdates, Amputechture, in various different bitrates, mostly 128). I also have all four releases by the dub group he played bass for, De Facto, who I like a lot more than TMV. I don't have any of his solo recordings or anything by At the Drive In, so... yeah. If the person who requested his stuff can make a comment on here telling me what I should upload, I'll see what I can do.

Other than that, I've got a couple mixtapes I've been meaning to upload, and I'm close to being done with a new autumn mixtape (I have to test out a few more tracks, get a final sequence, and then crossfade stuff), so I'll probably upload some of those really soon. There's another Super Comedy Sunday coming very soon, too, since I know that's why a lot of people come here. I will take any suggestions for that - comics you'd like to see more or less of, specific albums, whether or not you would be interested in bootlegs, etc. Whenever I make my next upload, I'll also put up a list of all the comedy I have but haven't uploaded yet, and from then on, requests from you will mostly determine what gets put on here.

Finally, while you're waiting, you should give Doomed to be Stoned in a Sludge Swamp a look. As you probably guessed, it's a blog full of mostly doomy, sludgy, fuzzy, stoner rock/metal run by a guy (X-Angel) and his cat (Cheeto). I love it, and you should too.

...and to the person who said zip files wouldn't play on his/her iTunes or iPod... um... you have to open the zip file with a decompressing program (Windows even has one built in, but I would suggest using WinRAR or Winzip - if you have a Mac, try StuffIt), then copy the files to your hard drive before you can put them into iTunes.

Tenacious D - The Pick of Destiny

I uploaded this for a friend, and figured I'd throw it on here too. If you don't have this, you should get it. It's funny, but there are also some really good songs on here. The opener "Kickapoo" is worth the download alone - Tenacious D + Meatloaf + Ronnie James Dio. Awesome. Also included is the iTunes-only bonus, the acoustic version of "Rock Your Socks Off".

Evanescence - In the Darkness of the Storm

This is an unofficial compilation I put together yesterday. It contains all of the official Evanescence material that is out of print (or in the case of the singles, hard to find for cheap here in the US). It doesn't include any live bootlegs, songs by other bands that Amy Lee has done guest vocals on, or anything from their three main releases (Fallen, Anywhere But Home, and The Open Door). For anyone who cares about this sort of thing, note that because of the way I made these CDs, all of the files are at 192kbps quality - however, some of the songs can only be found online in 128. So if you find a song in this compilation that you've only found in something under 192 online, it's probably safe to assume that it really is at a slightly lower bitrate, and just reads 192. I might make artwork for this at some point - it depends on how lazy I am now that college is starting up again tomorrow. If anyone else wants to make artwork and send it my way, feel free. Please give this to anyone you know who would be interested in it - the band wants their old material given out for free, instead of getting sold for hundreds of dollars on ebay. Finally, all the tracks are tagged with information about where the songs originated, in case you're interested in that sort of stuff.

Disc 1
Evanescence EP
1. Where Will You Go (EP Version)
2. Solitude
3. Imaginary (EP Version)
4. Exodus
5. So Close
6. Understanding (EP Version)
7. The End
Evanescence EP Outtakes
8. My Immortal (First Version/Piano-Vocal)
9. Give Unto Me
10. October
Sound Asleep/Whisper EP
11. Give Unto Me (Sound Asleep Version)
12. Whisper (Sound Asleep Version)
13. Understanding (Sound Asleep Version)
14. Forgive Me
15. Understanding (EP Version)
16. Ascension of the Spirit

Disc 2
Origin LP
1. Hidden Track
2. Origin (Intro)
3. Whisper (Origin Version)
4. Imaginary (Origin Version)
5. My Immortal (Origin Version)
6. Where Will You Go (Origin Version)
7. Field of Innocence
8. Even in Death
9. Anywhere
10. Lies
11. Away From Me
12. Eternal
Origin Outtakes
13. Listen to the Rain
14. Demise
Mystary EP
15. My Last Breath (Mystary Version)
16. My Immortal (Mystary Version)
17. Farther Away (Mystary Version)
18. Everybody's Fool (Mystary Version)
19. Imaginary (Mystary Version)

Disc 3
Bring Me to Life Single
1. Bring Me to Life (Bliss Mix)
2. Farther Away (Album Version)
3. Missing (Album Version)
Going Under Single
4. Going Under (Live Acoustic)
5. Heart Shaped Box (Live Acoustic Nirvana Cover)
My Immortal Single
6. My Immortal (Band Version)
7. Haunted (Live @ AOL Sessions)
8. My Immortal (Live in Cologne)
Everybody's Fool Single
9. Taking Over Me (Live in Cologne)
10. Whisper (Live in Cologne)
11. Everybody's Fool (Instrumental)
Call Me When You're Sober Single
12. Call Me When You're Sober (Acoustic Version)
Lithium Single
13. The Last Song I'm Wasting On You
14. All That I'm Waiting For (Live Acoustic)
Sweet Sacrifice Single
15. Weight of the World (Live in Tokyo)
16. Sweet Sacrifice (Radio Version)

Disc 4
2001-2002 Demos
1. Anything for You
2. Before the Dawn
3. Breathe No More
4. Breathe No More (Final Version)
5. Bring Me to Life v.1
6. Bring Me to Life v.2
7. Everybody's Fool v.1
8. Everybody's Fool v.2
9. Farther Away
10. Forever Gone, Forever You
11. Going Under
12. Haunted v.1
13. Haunted v.2
14. Hello

Disc 5
2001-2002 Demos
1. Imaginary v.1
2. Imaginary v.2
3. Lies (Remix)
4. Missing
5. My Last Breath
6. Surrender
7. Taking Over Me v.1
8. Taking Over Me v.2
9. Tourniquet v.1
10. Tourniquet v.2
11. Tourniquet v.3
12. Untitled (Bleed (I Must Be Dreaming))
13. Whisper
Misc. Other Tracks
14. Understanding (Acoustic)
15. You
16. Goodnight

Henry Rollins - Get in the Van

Someone requested that I upload this, so here it is. Henry Rollins reading his book Get in the Van: On the Road With Black Flag. Typical Rollins - funny, sad, angry, intense, and always interesting.


Disc 1
Disc 2

Neutral Milk Hotel - Demos, Bootlegs, and Rarities

This is my favorite band of all time. Here are all the bootlegs, early cassette demos, and rare tracks that I have. I won't post tracklists for anything; instead, check The Kingdom of Carrot Flowers, and specifically, the discography and bootography for tracklists and information for the demos, and setlists and recording quality info for the bootlegs. I know there are a lot of bootlegs, so if you're trying to figure out what to get, I'd suggest the King's Arms show from 2001 (most recent Mangum performance, amazing sound quality), the Bottom of the Hill show from 1998 (decent sound quality, great set list, quite a few non-album tracks), the XFM session (good sound quality, interesting interview with Mangum), at the show at Chris Bilheimer's birthday party (only post-Aeroplane song in circulation, and it's one of Mangum's best songs).

The B-Sides download has tracks off four out of print compilations, and includes the untitled track from Ptolemaic Terrascope #21, a great-sounding version of Bucket from Periscope: Another Yoyo Compilation (sounds like a cleaned up version of Bucket (Organ Version)), Up and Over We Go from The Amazing Phantom Third Channel (a cleaned-up version of the one on Invent Yourself a Shortcake, probably), and Invent Yourself a Shortcake, which has nothing to do with the demo tape of the same name, and is from Champagne Dance Party.

Demos/Rarities:
1991 - Invent Yourself a Shortcake
1992 - Beauty
1993 - Hype City Soundtrack
1998 - Holland, 1945/Engine 7"
???? - The Unknown Demo
???? - The Other Unknown Demo
???? - Shannon's Monroe House Demos
???? - Misc. B-Sides

Live Bootlegs:
Live at Aquarius Records, San Francisco, CA 7/4/96
Live at Cat's Cradle, Chapel Hill, NC 3/4/98
Live at Chris Bilheimer's Birthday Party, Athens, GA 12/5/98
Live at King's Arms, Auckland, New Zealand 2/4/01
Live at Seven South, Denver, CO 8/9/97
Live at Sudsy Malone's, Cincinnati, OH 7/23/96
Live at the 40 Watt Club, Athens, GA 12/31/98
Live at the 400 Bar, Minneapolis, MN 4/24/98
Live at the Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA 4/12/98
Live at the Broad River Outpost, Danielsville, GA 9/14/97
Live at the Bug Jar, Rochester, NY 7/30/1998
Live at the Crocodile Cafe, Seattle, WA 4/14/98
Live at The Garage, London, England 8/18/98
Live at the Knitting Factory, New York, NY 7/17/96
Live at the Mermaid Lounge, New Orleans, LA 4/3/98
Live at the Red Light Cafe, Atlanta, GA 11/22/97
Live at the Side Door, St. Louis, MO 5/5/97
Live at the Terrastock II Festival, San Francisco, CA 4/15/98
Live at Tokyo Rose, Charlottesville, VA 4/23/97
Live at UK Radio Show, May 1998
Live at University MDH, Manchester, England 10/10/1998
XFM Radio Session, London, England, 8/18/98

Many, many thanks to The Kingdom of Carrot Flowers, Elephant6.com, this fansite, Optical Atlas, Merge Records, Orange Twin Records, this NMH message board, Kim Cooper, the apparently defunct Everything Is Fire, SoulSeek, OiNK's Pink Palace, and Demonoid, for all the information, news, bootlegs, and demos I've gotten, and of course, Neutral Milk Hotel.

Super Comedy Sunday: Part 3: In 3-D!

Yup. 15 more comedy albums. I think I've only got 2, maybe 3 of these left, unless I start posting multiple albums by a single comedian in each one. Even then, I'm running out of good comedy albums. This post won't have fancy album covers or track lists like my posts usually do, as I'm currently reading the seventh Harry Potter book. So, here you are! Once again, everything but Brian Regan, Jim Gaffigan, and Mike Birbiglia is vulgar/offensive.

Bill Hicks - Flying Saucer Tour Vol. 1: Pittsburgh, PA 6/20/91

Bobcat Goldthwait - I Don't Mean to Insult You, But You Look Like Bobcat Goldthwait

Brian Regan - Standing Up (audio rip)

Dave Attell - Skanks for the Memories

Doug Stanhope - Sicko

Harland Williams - Crowd Control Vol. 2

Henry Rollins - Talk is Cheap, Vol. 3
Disc 1
Disc 2

Jim Gaffigan - Beyond the Pale

Lewis Black - Rules of Enragement

Louis CK - Live on HBO: Shameless (audio rip)

Mike Birbiglia - Dog Years

Mitch Fatel - Miniskirts and Muffins

Mitch Hedberg - Mitch All Together

Norm MacDonalod - Ridiculous

Todd Barry - Falling Off the Bone

The complete Manchester Orchestra

I started listening to this band when I found out they were touring with mewithoutYou on their last US tour. I listened to "I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child" for the first time about a week and a half before I saw them live, and ended up listening to it 15 or 20 times. Needless to say, they've become one of my recent favorites. Their first two releases are pretty different from "Virgin", as it's mainly their vocalist and primary songwriter on his own. There's a heavier electronic influence, which gives the music more of a Postal Service or Prizefighter Inferno type sound. "Virgin" features a full, five-piece band, and combines the sounds of bands as diverse as The Weakerthans, Sufjan Stevens, Placebo, and Explosions in the Sky into something beautiful and anthemic. The Manchester Orchestra creates music that, even though it's occasionally dark, makes me happy to be alive. I've listened to "Virgin" more times than I can remember now, and every time I hear the fading notes at the end of "Colly Strings", I feel happier than I did when I started the album. Any music that has that effect deserves to be heard.

Also, these guys are going to be on a co-headlining tour with Colour Revolt from July 27 through August 16. I highly recommend you see them, as they are fantastic live, and they need all the support they can get. Check their myspace for dates, as their website isn't up to date as of right now (though check it, as there's a really good bio on them). If you do see them, their frontman Andy wants you to bring him your favorite albums, according to this, so do it.


Nobody Sings Anymore
1. Golden Ticket
2. Window
3. The Procession
4. I'd Rather Have
5. She Found a Love
6. Anything Left To Tell Me?
7. The Other Side
8. Please Don't Go
9. Girl With Broken Wings
10. Slow To Learn
11. La-di-da


You Brainstorm, I Brainstorm, But Brilliance Needs a Good Editor
1. The Procession
2. Alice and Interiors
3. Slow to Learn
4. I'd Rather Have
5. Play It Again, Sam! You Don't Have Any Feathers


I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child
1. Wolves at Night
2. Now that you're Home
3. The Neighborhood is Bleeding
4. I can feel your Pain
5. Where Have You Been?
6. I can Barely Breathe
7. Sleeper 1972
8. Golden Ticket
9. Alice and Interiors
10. Don't Let Them See You Cry
11. Colly Strings


Tree Sound Sessions
1. Make a Quite Impressive Noise
2. Sacred Heart
3. Sleeper 1972
4. When We Were Trees

Super Comedy Sunday: Part II: The Sequel

Yes. Here is the second Super Comedy Sunday. 15 more comedy albums, plus one EP because I couldn't upload Lewis Black's "The White Album" without the companion "Revolver EP". Like last time, the only clean CD is Brian Regan's (Mike Birbiglia and Jim Gaffigan are probably clean too, but I forget - a few swears might sneak their way in). The rest is pretty vulgar, or at least has lots of swears.


Bill Hicks - Rant in E-Minor
Part One
Chapter One
1. Fevered Egos
2. Easter
3. Gideons
Chapter Two
4. People Suck
5. Pro Life
6. People Who Hate People
7. Non-Smokers
8. Gifts of Forgiveness
9. Purple Vein Dick Joke
Chapter Three
10. Confession Time (COPS)
11. Wax Dart
12. I'm Talking to the Women Here
Part Two
Chapter Four
13. You're Wrong Night
Chapter Five
14. A New Flag (Patriotism)
15. Gays in the Military
16. I.R.S. Bust
17. Politics in America
18. Quiet Loner
Chapter Six
19. Artistic Roll Call
20. Orange Drink
21. Save Willie
Chapter Seven
22. Deficit (Jesse Helms)
23. Rush Limbaugh
Part Three
Chapter Eight
24. Time to Evolve
Chapter Nine
25. Waco (Koresh)
26. The Pope
27. Christianity
28. Seven Seals
Chapter Ten
29. One of the Boys (Clinton)
30. Car Bomb Derby
31. The Elite
Chapter Eleven
32. Love List (No Future)
33. Back to the Garden
34. Your Children Aren't Special
35. Wizards Have Landed
36. Lift Me Lord


Brian Posehn - Live In: Nerd Rage!
1. Opening/I’m a good friend
2. Dork for thirty years
3. Married life- sorry fat dudes
4. Puppy time
5. Religion’s weird
6. Movie ruiners/ the unholy trilogy
7. Monkey birthday
8. Reunion
9. No dirty magazines
10. Show a little neck
11. Late night TV
12. The news
13. Quitting pot
14. Baby/kitty porn
15. War’s over/new boobs
16. Nerd rage/the mattress story
17. Yelling stuff
18. Metal by Numbers
19. Titannica interview
20. Try Again, Again


Brian Regan - I Walked On the Moon (audio rip)
1. Intro
2. Emergency Room
3. Visiting the Doctor
4. Food
5. UPS
6. Refrigerator
7. Phones and Codes
8. Airline Stuff
9. Inventions
10. Eye Doctor
11. Dinner Party
12. Outro


Doug Stanhope - Something to Take the Edge Off
1. Vice
2. Real Stories
3. Top Ten Laws
4. Quitter
5. Live Life
6. Suicide
7. Dead Sport/Behind the Comedy
8. $16 an Hour
9. Scared Straight
10. Don't Pull Your Dick Out
11. A Matter of Size
12. Big Rubber Fist
13. Pace Yourself
14. Destroying Your Body
15. Shake the Baby
16. Freak Shows
17. Offensive to Midgets
18. End the Hate
19. The Tit Fuck Joke in it's Entirety
20. Excess in Moderation
21. Bobbie Barnett


Gilbert Gottfried - Dirty Jokes
1. Intro
2. T.B. or V.D.
3. Alzheimer's
4. Tattoo
5. Genie
6. Prison
7. Sheep
8. Dad Catches Son
9. Second Time
10. Confession
11. What a Hole
12. Five Dicks
13. Bear & Rabbit
14. Bank Account
15. Aspirin
16. Greek Army
17. Dead Hooker
18. BJ Please
19. Armless & Legless
20. Three Salesmen
21. Drunk Puke
22. Two Old Jews
23. Suppository
24. Bear Hunter
25. No Tits
26. Where It Smells
27. Death or Oog-Goo
28. Hot Tub
29. Mother in Shower
30. Silent Farts
31. Wife's Car Crash
32. Stork
33. Genius
34. Polish Kid
35. Lottery
36. Both Arms
37. Eight Inches
38. Three Old Jews
39. Einstein's Cock
40. Dracula
41. Biggest Cunt
42. First BJ
43. Fag & Woman
44. French Toast
45. Aristocrats


Harland Williams - Crowd Control
1. You're Funny
2. Dog Tricks
3. Attack Mode
4. Tattooed
5. Hearing Problems
6. Bird Call
7. Tank Driving
8. Goatees & Witches


Henry Rollins - Talk is Cheap, Vol. 2 (Click disc numbers to download)
Disc 1
1. Spazz Mit Microphone
2. Happy Birthday
3. Early Retirement
4. It's Kiss! Pt. 1

Disc 2
1. It's Kiss! Pt. 2
2. Wisdom Of Gene & Paul, The
3. India


Jim Gaffigan - More Moo-Moos
1. An Interview With the Producer
2. I Am Nothing
3. Illegally Blind
4. Film Director
5. My Baby's Moma
6. Hey Good Looking
7. Intermission One
8. Speak English
9. Dumb Traveler
10. Learning to Walk
11. Baby's Grama
12. I'm a Bad Cuddler
13. Bed Time
14. I Love Spell Chek
15. Intermission Two
16. Calling From a Well
17. Yeah Right, Sea Cow
18. Crazy Jim Head
19. For the Next Joke
20. Intermission Three
21. I Love Doing Nothing
22. An Interview With a Manatee
23. Untitled


Jim Norton - Yellow Discipline
1. Vinny's awful intro
2. New Joisey
3. Fargo & a droopy lip
4. kill yourself in Seattle
5. Bed, Bath & Beyond
6. Boca Raton and shaky people
7. Michael J Fox is an alcoholic
8. Aspen sure is expensive
9. Sex & racism
10. Michael Jackson is the Artist of the Millennium
11. a Brittney log
12. Liz Taylor's hairy hat
13. good ole' Martha
14. wacky bumper stickers
15. the elephant on Southwest
16. making a gal laugh
17. adorable observations about the mentally challenged
18. actors and my awful head
19. a single, impotent, meaty breasted failure
20. profiling and the shoe bombing monkey
21. I wish I were gay
22. sensitive nipples
23. loving a chubby dumper
24. meaty lips
25. squeamish girls stink
26. pornography
27. oral treats
28. Vinny's awful outro
29. Jim Norton talking doll
30. Jim Norton's motivational tapes


Lewis Black - The White Album
1. Wisconsin
2. The Fall, Hurricanes and Weathermen
3. The Ozone, Sunblock, The Flu and NYQUIL
4. Miami and Las Vegas
5. F**k, New York, Los Angeles
6. TV Pilot
7. IHOP (The International House of Pancakes)
8. Heavens Gate
9. Bill Clinton and Oral Sex
10. The Impeachment
11. Education in Arkansas
12. Other Idiots from Arkansas


Lewis Black - Revolver EP
1. Wisconsin (Unedited)
2. Outtakes
3. Leave a Tip


Mike Birbiglia - My Secret Public Journal, Vol. 1A
1. Introduction to the World of Secrets
2. Bed and Breakfast / Unitarian Church
3. The Bahamas is a Really Tame Strip Club
4. The Bahamas Part 2: Dueling Joe Bags
5. Nation State-a-Hatin'
6. Falling In Love With Someone Who Isn't
7. In Memory of Mitch Hedberg
8. Wild Life Gone Wild
9. Tangled Up In Blue, or Whatever
10. A Shout Out to My Boy, Pizza
11. Damnit, I'm Homeless
12. Asking For Directions
13. Stereotypes Are Always True Sometimes
14. Advice For College Freshmen
15. The Charity Golf Disaster
16. A Secret Public Year In Review
17. Secret Track: Guitar Guy at the Party


Mitch Hedberg - Strategic Grill Locations
1. The CD Jokes
2. Koalas
3. Highlights
4. You Were Good
5. Shaving Toe
6. Minibar
7. Beret and Pancakes
8. The Velcro Wallet
9. Dry Clean Only
10. Gambling
11. My Necklace
12. Acting
13. Lynn
14. Tomatoes
15. Six People Isn't Convincing
16. Cookies
17. Oatmeal
18. Smackie the Frog
19. Frogs and Bears
20. Fire Exit
21. The Dufrenes


Stephen Lynch - Superhero
1. Talk to Me
2. Dr. Stephen
3. Priest
4. Country Love Song
5. Superhero
6. What If That Guy from Smashing Pumpkins Lost His Car Keys?
7. Mothers Day
8. Taxi Driver
9. For the Ladies
10. Grandfather
11. Bowling Song (Almighty Malachi, Professional Bowling God)
12. She Gotta Smile
13. Best Friends Song
14. D and D
15. Down to the Old Pub Instead


Todd Barry - Medium Energy
1. Intro
2. ATM
3. Autoerotic
4. Movie in Neighborhood
5. Florida
6. Air Conditioning
7. Big Bookstores
8. K Mart in New York
9. Body Shop
10. Answering Machine
11. Food or Music?
12. Buy Parents House
13. Sperm Bank Babies
14. Real World
15. MTV Diary
16. Behind the Music
17. Grammy Awards
18. Band with Orchestra
19. Boxed Sets
20. Behind Stage
21. Fugazi
22. Bands Reuniting
23. Cosmo
24. Wok
25. House Cut
26. Fruit
27. Possible Heckle
28. Slop CD
29. Check with Meal
30. Thanksgiving Dinner
31. Stealing Backpack
32. Tattooed Women
33. Neck Tatoo
34. In a Band?
35. Prison=Hotels
36. Couples Who Agree
37. Coffee Maker
38. Class Act
39. Offer to Crowd
40. Too Many Diet Pepsis
41. Coke vs. Pepsi
42. Prostitution
43. Condom
44. 3 Pack
45. Larry King
46. Lady in Audience with Cap
47. Party Invitation
48. Lavender Shirt
49. Fastest Hj's
50. Temp
51. Gym Renewal
52. Crazy Mixed Tape
53. Hit on Staff
54. Movie at Motel
55. Austin Complaint


The Unbookables - Morbid Obscenity
1. Banjo Randy
2. Doug Stanhope Intro
3. Andy Andrist 1
4. Andy Andrist 2
5. Andy Andrist 3
6. Doug and the Condo Rules
7. Lynn Shawcroft
8. Doug and the Surveilance Nation
9. Sean Rouse 1
10. Sean Rouse 2
11. Sean Rouse 3
12. Doug Introduces Mr. Hinty
13. Mr. Arthur Hinty
14. Doug Stanhope 1
15. Doug Stanhope 2
16. Doug Stanhope 3
17. Doug Stanhope 4
18. Doug Stanhope 5