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Not that it matters. I'm just curious. My friend theorises that she's Catholic but I don't see it.

About a fortnight ago we were on this vacation upstate (me, my wife, her sister and her sister's husband that is). My wife's sister's husband (I'll call him B) and I had met before and were close friends long before this trip. The third night in the two girls decided to hit the town, but neither me or B were interested in that so we stayed behind. We watched some TV, drank some beer and got to talking. The conversation got to a weird place eventually though, starting with some "What if" questions and confessions of mutual attraction. Somehow (I still don't know how) we convinced each other to have sex with one another. When it was over the gravity of the situation had hit us and we swore we'd keep it from the girls. They got home around sunrise and were none the wiser.

But while B seems to be doing okay I still feel just as sick over this as the day it happened. I want and don't want to tell her at the same time. Should I? And if I do will it make me feel even a little better?

I'm bored, and also in the mood for an album. But my mind can't decide between the following four. Do so for it.

Turn On the Bright Lights - Interpol

Another Green World - Brian Eno

John Wesley Harding - Bob Dylan

The Freewheelin' - Bob Dylan

eh acheives enlightenment and doesnt afraid of anything

My hardcore punk selection is pretty much limited to that one album, this must change! And I need your help! Got any suggestions for albums?

I have to go with Michele Bachmann. She's nuttier than squirrel crap

Yeah I got the obvious ones Dave Brubeck, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollings, John Coltrane etc etc derpy derp but I gotta say I really don't know where to go from there. Which is a shame because I love Jazz, it's probably one of my favourite genres of music. I much prefer it over, say, prog or heavy metal and I have tons of albums in those genres. I dunno what happened.

Anyway, if you have a couple of names I'll be more than glad to hear 'em. Any subgenre is fine by me as well.

Which album do you prefer between Bjork's Vespertine (2001) and Stevie Wonder's Innervisions (1973). Why those two you ask? Anyway, I choose Vespertine, though it's really close.

eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anything.

Was he a super hero? Because I bet Superman could totally kick his ***

I recently got into the Wu Tang clan and I've already started collecting the solo albums. I love Liquid Swords and Supreme Clientele but can you recomend anything else? What other GFK and GZA albums should I get? How about the other members?

Pretty easy. Any genre. Artists may appear as many times as you want. Any order you want (though I'd prefer preference order). Shoot away! Here's mine

1. Blonde On Blonde (Bob Dylan)

2. Revolver (The Beatles)

3. Red (King Crimson)

4. London Calling (The Clash)

5. Rubber Soul (The Beatles)

6. The Velvet Underground & Nico (The Velvet Underground)

7. Daydream Nation (Sonic Youth)

8. Remain In Light (Talking Heads)

9. Fear of a Black Planet (Public Enemy)

10. Powerslave (Iron Maiden)

I've noticed a lot of metalheads and classic rock fans trash rap offhandedly. I can't say I agree with it. Some of the best music of the past 20 years has been rap.

What do you think?

Who do you prefer?

what should I do…is this dangerous ?

I don't usually venture beyond the music section of this here site but whatever.

What is your least favourite song to ever appear in a Disney musical?

My choice is "You'll Be In My Heart" by Phil Collins in Tarzan. Out of place and mostly just a bad song that (and the rest of the soundtrack) makes a sort of tolerable movie completely intolerable.

Death row? What a brother knows...

I am interested in listening to a bit of Coltrane and I was wondering which studio album to start with. Studio album mind you, none of that greatest hits nonsense.