Sheryl Crow or Liz Phair?

Mmmmm, over-35 guitar-playin' hotties. :loveya:

:)

To sell records?

Just what I heard.

:eyes:

Just take a look at the cover of "Exile in Guyville." People made a big deal back when it came out because you were able to see a bit of nip. So she's not slutting it up, she's just being Liz.

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Lance Armstrong will run you over with his bike.

Agence France-Presse

BRUSSELS, Belgium (February 15, 2003 3:31 p.m. EST) - Four-time Tour de
France winner Lance Armstrong said Saturday it would be "dangerous" for
the United States to carry out a unilateral strike against Iraq.

"I know George Bush well, having met him about 20 times, and I support
him, but going ahead with this war without the support of Europe would be
dangerous. I'm not a 'fan' of war, or of Saddam Hussein, and even less so
of terrorism. But it would be a mistake to engage in war without the
backing of the United Nations and Europe,"

A month later:

March 10, 2003 The Guardian

Lance Armstrong, who is close to George W Bush, has told the president
that he is opposed to war in Iraq. "He's a personal friend of mine but
we've all got the right not to agree with our friends. I think we ought to
consider the opinion of other strong nations," he added. "Entering in a
unilateral way into the war is an error. But he has got all the
information, he's the president and my opinion doesn't really matter. I'd
always opt for a peaceful solution and not for a war."

...now I would go with Sheryl. But, on body of work, I voted Liz.

My vote is for Sheryl Crow. I used to respect her, but her last album sucked, and her Jeep concerts and United Airlines mile-high concert were enough to turn me off.

Maybe it was a big deal when Nike used "Revolution" in their ads. That was what, 20 years ago?

It is common practice now -- in fact, bands on independent labels are selling their songs more and more to advertisers to keep from having to sign with albatross major labels.

:-)

she can be monotonous, but I love her just the same.

No offense to Sheryl, uh, what was her name?