Things I Learned Listening to My Music Collection

I'm honestly bankrupt on blog post ideas, so here are some insightful/mostly-goofy thoughts I tweeted while listening to all my music for the Top 50 list I'm planning... and yes, the title is the hashtag I used (for all but a few).

• I'm being haunted by King Crimson's "21st Century Schizoid Man". The trick is figuring out whether that's a good thing or not. 
• "Poppies" by Patti Smith is awesome.  
• Crystal Stilts: how to imitate Joy Division correctly. 
• Tom Petty is the best of all my Southern relatives put into one person.
• Fleetwood Mac's Mystery to Me gets better with each listen. It may rival Tango in the Night, like big time. 
• No Steve Miller, I wasn't expecting you to be a space cowboy. 
• Bob Welch-led Fleetwood Mac kicked major ass.
• I am a secret fan of King Crimson. Did not know that. 
• Hoshit, A Silent Film = Editors + Keane 
• The Weepies made me realize that I rarely enjoy low-tempo pop. 
• Unlike the chick in Jerry Harrison's "Rev It Up", I can't steer with my knees.
• Neutral Milk Hotel is still weird. And the lead guy reminds me of Jonathan Richman.
• Nope, still don't like the Eagles. "Hotel California" is pretty good, though.
• Franz Ferdinand's debut album is actually excellent, despite my initial thoughts.
• Fleetwood Mac's Rumours has aged well.  
• Bruce Springsteen is actually excellent, despite my initial thoughts. 
• Steely Dan's last two albums try too hard to be Aja 2.0. And FAIL. 

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I'm betting half of y'all will be going "LOL no1curr".

And I'll respond with this and end it:

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