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I used to say Signals, but I've since grown into Power Windows so much, so that's my pick.

Wow, too many to choose. But when Alex comes out of the guitar solo in "Dreamline" with that super high-sustained note and the vocals kick in with so much energy, it nearly always knocks me on my ass. Also, the end of Hemispheres (truth of love, etc.). I know it's obvious, but it's some of the most emotional music I have ever heard.

Opening Credits: YYZ Waking Up: Malignant Narcissism First Day At School: Half the World Falling In Love: War Paint Fight Song: Anagram Breaking Up: Between Sun & Moon Prom: Scars Life: Face Up Mental Breakdown: Open Secrets Driving: Ghost Rider (haha, awesome) Flashback: Good News First Getting Back Together: Resist Wedding: One Little Victory Birth of Child: Closer to the Heart Final Battle: Armor and Sword Death Scene: Double Agent Funeral Song: Before and After End Credits: Chemistry

Yeah, I always viewed it as a history lesson.

I'm nowhere near creative enough to find a good picture, if someone has one feel free to put it up.

A Show of Hands. I know I made a lot of enemies. But it's a damn tough pick.

Makes me think of 'Discovery' from 2112.

I enjoyed this film a great deal. I can't believe people complain about all the dialogue in Death Proof; without it, the car scenes wouldn't be anywhere near as tense. I definitely preferred it to Planet Terror, but the entire package was damn good.

Great show. The only one I catch regularly. http://youtube.com/watch?v=OfBrysb64Ic hahaha

Hemispheres is great, but there simply aren't enough songs.

Hemispheres, for length alone.

Keith Richards is the man. That's pretty much all I can say about that.

Grace. Haven't voted in a while, good to see the best albums still remaining.

Wow. Did someone seriously vote for Moving Pictures?

Puppet Yoda, for nostalgic reasons. Although that scene in Episode 3 where he throws his lightsaber through a clone troopers chest then jumps up and pulls it out is pretty sweet...

Ghost Rider is kind of a B-List comic character, so I didn't expect anything out of this except for goofy fun. However, it did manage to do that moderately well. My friends and I sat in the front row (I doubt if it would've been as good had we been anywhere else) and could not stop laughing. Also, Eva Mendes'...ahem...assets...were more than worth the admission price. Does she not know how to button a shirt, or what? Not that I'm complaining, of course.

Counterparts for me. Although it's pretty much a toss-up between all of their 90's work at this point.

How did COS get knocked out when there's still stuff like Test For Echo and Counterparts left?

I'm pumped about Gyllenhaal (I've got a bit of a crush on her) and Eckhart being in this. Heath Ledger as The Joker could be interesting, guess we'll have to wait and see. As long as Gary Oldman is back, I'll see it.

Scrubs is an amazing show. I caught a few reruns and liked it, so I watched every episode in a week (r.i.p. TVLinks). Sad to think this might be the last season.

Face Up. I can't imagine one of the first two tracks not winning.

YYZ is structured so well (which edges it out over Strangiato for me), but it still maintains that loose, reckless feel that makes it so much more exciting than later instrumentals like Leave That Thing Alone.

Summertime Blues. I just like the sound of it, really.

Another difficult one. One Little Victory always makes me grin like an idiot, though, so it wins.

Even though it's wayyyy better live, Driven is about as hard-hitting as Rush can get.