The remixes are OK, but I always prefer the original songs.

To answer your second question, yes it does :)

Dashboard Confessional - Unplugged

One Republic - Dream Out Loud

Mariah - Mariah

ginger - market harbour

the best songwriter of his generation

There's been an outbreak of support for the Wildhearts on here lately - always good to see.

Still haven't quite got my head round Market Harbour yet: it felt like a grower from the first listen, but it's so denseley packed its hard for any one track to stand out (muddy production doesn't help much either).

Still, took me about six years to 'get' Endless Nameless.

I do like it, but Yoni stands out as his best work in the last decade or so - Black Widows, Jake, Holiday, Can't Drink You Pretty, Why Can't You Just Be Normal - all go up to 11.

Michael Jackson - Thriller (Instrumental)

(finally available from iTunes, Exclusively for Thriller 25)

"The Last DJ"-Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers

"Runnin Down a Dream: Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers"-4 Disc Thirtieth Anniversary DVD set with double disc cut of Peter Bogdonavich's documentary film "Runnin Down a Dream", a third DVD with the 30th Anniversary Homecoming Show, and a special CD of live cuts and rarities.

"Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace"-The Foo Fighters

daughtry, very cool