I've been messing around in Toribash the last few days. I can kick and punch and jump but I can't keep my balance for crap. I attacked a few times and then I flop to the ground. It's hard. :P I've got flopping to the ground down to a science. I'll have to use the off-season to work on the rest of m...

I've seen Storm and the Balls live a couple times at Dante's in Portland. From what I've seen on the show, she's a little off her usual form so far. She'll settle in and be even better as long as she stays.

Ive heard good things about this one. I'll try to catch one of the Portland screenings. Thanks.

Love both of Jen's albums. I thought 'One Year down' was single of the year material when it came out. Plan to pick up the book.

Has anyone mentioned Beth Hart yet?

She rocks, most definitely.

I recently bought 'Picaresque' on my way to work, then sat down at a computer to listen to it and the guy sitting next to me looks over, sees what it is and mentions that he used to be in the band 'Calobo' with the piano player, Jenny Conlee. Small world, I guess.

Jen Trynin has released two great albums. Unfortunately, her first "Cockamamie" released about the same time that Alanis was getting all the attention.

Martha (sister of Rufus) Wainwright's debut has been a constant listen for me since it released.

Ani Difranco - Knuckledown njm thanks I've been a fan but hadn't really given the last couple discs much attention. 'til now I'd agree with your "best album since 'dilate'," although, I do think "revelling:reckoning" is way underrated. I've been digging a disc I owned for about ...