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Prince's "Another Lonely Christmas" is not exactly in tune with the season. <b,121<b,121There's also this similarly-titled Brenda Lee one, but it comes off as pretty conventional:<b,121<b,121<object width="425" height="344"1<param name="movie"...

I went to the D.F. in Columbia Heights a couple days ago, and I can't believe that's what passes for a burrito around here. I guess it's true what they say about Mexican out here. Luckily New York is only a $15 bus ride away.<b,121<b,121Also, I ran into this guy at around 14th and Park NW...

ok, so taquerias are iffy here. Are there any decent diners around?<b,121<b,121And what's Ethiopian food like? I see those places all the time.

I'm on 13th like a block from the Giant. It's incredibly convenient. <b,121<b,121Does Pepito's have decent burritos? I've heard bad things about Mexican in DC, which makes me nervous. I'm used to having half-a-dozen killer places within walking distance.

Cool, your shop's like a 15 minute walk from my door. I'll be in the next time I feel like I have money to burn. <b,121<b,121As for jobs, I was working at a tech company in Chicago the past few years doing a variety of things related to ecommerce, banner ads, and other things that are even less...

If you've got a weekend to kill, these are supposed to be great:http://www.venhaus1.com/diycatfivecables.html</a1

So last month I got laid off and followed my girl out to DC (she had just gotten a job out here). Rolling into town with the moving truck was the first time I'd ever been within a hundred miles of the place, and I'm looking for recommendations. Food, bars, record spots, helpful hints, anything...

No Brian Wilson? http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/DG/brianwilson_smartgirls.mp3

Mort also had that Black Mass: Lucifer record. It's a little bit goofier, but still some spooky stuff on it.

The Big Dogs: Elvis Jerry Lee Lewis Carl Perkins Gene Vincent Eddie Cochran Bill Haley Johnny Burnette You can pick up comps by all those guys on the cheap, and keep a crowd looking for a little rockabilly happy. No need to steer clear of the big hits.

No doubt.

Hey, I already have that Freddy Robinson ripped and uploaded if anyone's looking for it. Freddy Robinson - The Coming Atlantis [1968/9] http://www.mediafire.com/?ayvexcfwxjr Fred L. Robinson(g), Bob West(el-b,b), King Errison(perc), Alan C. Estes(vib), Joseph L. Sample(p), Dee Ervin(perc)...

I think I have a ripped copy of his LP at home. I'll see if I can dig it up.

Foolish conclusion, and I'm suspicious of the news reporting. How about 'suggests that people associate male voices with sexism' or 'suggests that people associate white dudes talking with sexism' or 'suggests that people associate music produced after 1990 with sexism'. Or 'suggests that...

here we go Plz notice they're also using white rappers. Pretty much hits all this board's buttons.

Well, they ain't singing . . .

D'ANGELOL It's possbile, G&S people are still part of that demographic that cop music/ still buy C.D.'s plus her ability to connect with women almost on some Mary schitt equal more sales and she's pretty much been able to stay relevant and gain some new (younger) fans. Could happen. Did this...

Couldn't find this with a search:http://washington.bizjournals.com/eastba...10800%5E1594256Thursday, February 21, 2008N.C. State researchers: Rap brings out sexism in studentsTriangle Business JournalHearing rap music can bring out the sexist beliefs of college students, according to study...

haha, great OST though most...common...reggae...evar I can think of one more common.