Hangman

For those of you who haven't seen the Avett Brothers live, you're missing out on a very fun and high energy show. We are seeing them for the 4th time in February in Charleston, WV.

The new Avett Brothers album "The Carpenter" is in heavy rotation.

Completely speechless... My thoughts are with Larry's family, who it's obvious he loved more than I can express in words.

Every situation's different.. I know people who swore off of Fords and have nothing to do with them whatsoever because they are pieces of garbage... And I know people who will not drive anything if it doesn't have a Ford logo on it because it's the only dependable vehicle out there. Droid has worked out better for me. Trial & error is only way to get the right phone for you.

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iPhone fanboys. Now that I've gotten used to my HTC Inspire's huge screen, I don't think I could go back to the iPhone. When I use my wife's, I just feel like my hands are dwarfing the phone. I've also found my particular Android to be a little less laggy than iPhones I've seen as far as transitioning from screen-to-screen. And the touchscreen seems less responsive on the iPhone. This is just one man's experience/preference... But I'm all about Android over iPhone.

If he has a hick accent like me, I'd say pretty darn...

He only did 10 songs in his sub-headlining set. Of the 10, 5 of the songs were covers and 2 were Gnarls Barkley songs... Which I guess is OK. The other times, he would stop the band and scold the crowd for not giving him enough love. The first time it seemed like he was joking, but he did it before basically every song. Between songs, he would also walk off stage for a couple of minutes and let his band play until he felt like coming back. He stopped around 15 minutes early, closed with "(Forget) You" and said "This is the only one you all want to hear anyway," or something along those lines. He just came across a little too arrogant and unappreciative of the fact that he was at Lollapalooza with 50,000 people watching him. It's like he felt like we should all be thankful for being able to witness him. Fitz & the Tantrums came across as the most humble band.

Cee Lo's performance at Lollapalooza has taken him completely off my radar.

I can't get over the catchiness of Young the Giant's debut album.

Portugal. The Man is one of the bands I'm most excited to see at Lollapalooza.

I'm a big fan of all three.

Nope, but I do stream quite a bit via Netflix, ABC.com, etc. Eventually I may cut the cord, but I still like having the options.

I had that pleasure with the Celtics a couple years back... After years of mediocrity... And it was SWEET!!

I opted to watch Monday Night Raw during the win in '98... If I'd known then what I know now...

I was doing matchups in my head... Trying to figure out if Liggins was going to guard Diebler, Buford, or Lighty... Craft never crossed my mind. I guess that's why I'm a fan and not a coach.

So you're a little tipsy, excited, and can't sleep after a Big Blue victory... What do you eat? Totinos Pizza Rolls?

5:05

I was so nervous those last 10 minutes or so... I still feel like throwing up. Can't believe it, this is the most pumped I've been about a win in years. Harrellson... You never cease to amaze me. Knight... You get it done when it counts.

I was standing the last 30 minutes (game time).... And I'm a little drunk, so it was tough.

Words cannot express my excitement... That's my team right there! Go Big Blue! :dancingpa

I'm a big Radiohead fan... They were rumored to be one of the Bonnaroo bands this year, which probably would've pushed me over the edge to going. But I'm going to stick with Lollapalooza and hope for the best.

Awesome... I've got all three and love them all. "St. Augustine" is one of my favorite songs to listen to after a long day.

Finally picked up "Infinite Arms" by Band of Horses last week. Great listen, awesome to mellow out to (like pretty much all of their music).

40 years is kinda like the last 6-8 months... :idunno: :lol: