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I have one more question, I broke my strings and don't know what strings I should go after. Mike Robinson wrote me "Any guitar strings work fine," and sent me this big chart of the gauges, but isn't there a special electric tuner that can read its tuning? I'm sure there's one, I remember reading ...

I haven't had a chance to read the bell jar, but did delve through a collection of her poetry. I have a stack of books I still need to get through; can you review William S. Burroughs' Naked Lunch? I read that book as a junior in high school, one of my personal favorites.

I just ran into an old fling, and the last time we crossed paths I felt I had left on a bad note; I extemporaneously gutted how I felt about her--not in one swipe, but you probably get the idea.I never thought about her until I ran into her tonight, and she ruefully told me, "You've changed." She...

I am the 666 viewer, I miss you Rowland. Teenage Snuff Film got me through my hardest times, and Pop Crimes is a beautiful swan song

I was over at the doctor yesterday, and the doctor looked real solemn at me when I told him I take simple things like Vicodin for the hell of it and smoke cigarettes; I could only think of this song as he was questioning me. Something about the doctor, at least with me, they make me feel like scu...

Can you tell me what model of guitar that is? I have been looking for that guitar, thanks.

@n1kO7 Yes, it was. The song was released in 1971, and Karen passed in '85 but supposedly the video might have been released in '85. They're not speaking of the song, but of the video.

This song had such beautiful imagery on my first listen; poet-love cliche of work like Nocturama, Boatman's Call, but the words stuck in my head, then I really thought about it. It made me sick, and this was one of the first songs I played on my guitar.

the debut album, I honestly say is much better than the second. Although the second has a much edgier sound, and full of lascivious themes than the first, which I love. And Cave still shows his poetic-wit in the first, although both sound terribly commercial than any Bad Seed work; I admire Cave'...

@nobodyimporification I have Into My Arms as a '45; B-Side being Little Empty Boat. I'm honestly not very fond of his newer work; Grinderman is, although full of energy is not the cup of tea that I'd like to drink from on an uxorious level. I'm a sucker for Henry's Dream; Boatman's Call, Kicking ...

Bukowski brought me here,

"Hey! You're messin' w/ the boss' girlfriend!,"

I have this album on vinyl, and this song is frightening on my sound system. As if he's in the room w/ me, surreal. But all of that's a compliment for Waits.

@pbrskater26 It's a fuckin' curse.

I like girls that have their own room

The first Hank Williams I heard was Ramblin' Man, I really liked it, so I wanted to hear his other work. And I must say, I am a big fan of Hank. I'm always happy I find these artists the right way: by listening to them from an LP, a record store, any natural way than the television. But, I am al...

I must admit, although I'm a big Screamin' Jay fan, I always think of Oogie Boogie, 'specially when he's in that outfit.

Lucky's sound real good now, mmm.... of course good album too, Small Change, Blue Valentine, Foreign Affairs and Hearattack & Vine are my favorites.