Of course, I finally have a list I feel confident that I can comment on, and it’s pretty much the way I would have arranged it. I might switch 1 and 2, but that really depends on how I’m feeling on that day. Debate Exposes Doubt is probably one of my favorite DCFC songs (though it doesn’t fit in that anti-pathetic fallacy category)

That’s a valid point, but what I do hate is how they (through LL Cool J) keep stressing that every performance/presentation is going to be a “magical Grammy moment”. It kind of kills the fun for me (no pun intended).

It’s kind of hard answering that question while Maroon 5 is performing

I don’t think they sound that bad, but then again, I’m comparing them to whoever the hell that was in that Pepsi commercial earlier.

Congrats, Tom. :-)

Ha, I totally missed part about commenting my pick for best album. I think I went with Purity Ring’s Shrines, but I don’t remember because I submitted it like a week ago, plus it was hard to choose this year.

Is it me, or is this just “New Life”?

He wasn’t kidding when he said it was a “mixed bag”.

I don’t know, to me the difference in their overall view of the value of music is pretty apparent. Doug clearly grew up during a time where MP3s plastered across the internet was commonplace, where James has seen the transition from “non-digital to digital” happen over time.

I feel it is an appropriate time to repost this image

I will confess that before Portlandia, I initially knew her as one of NPR’s music bloggers. I throw myself at the mercy of the court.

Not a good week for women dating/married to celebs in South Florida.