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that was a really good article from jambase. i always forget about that site, because i equate it with jambands, but i gotta say that was a well written article.

great fuckin' album too. Doug M. knows what he's doing.

so, anyone have any guesses for the tracklist?

and anyone have any idea when it's going to be released?

have they said anything about it at the recent shows?

anyone care to take a guess of what they are?

also, when it'll come out (i know, fruitless pursuit)?

any guesses on the tracklist, release date or format?

i'm hoping they put it out on vinyl with a free mp3 download that comes with it.

any guesses on the tracklist, release date or format?

i'm hoping they put it out on vinyl with a free mp3 download that comes with it.

any guess on the track list?

release date?

format?

i'm hoping they put it out on Vinyl with a free mp3 download that comes with it.

no need for the waste of a compact disc at this point.

So, what songs do y'all think will be on this new SMMD album that's going to come out some time in the next two or three years? The only time I've ever seen them was this past NYE, so it's tough for me to make good guesses on what'll be on there. But from the little hints they've thrown at us this y...

So, what songs do y'all think will be on this new SMMD album that's going to come out some time in the next two or three years? The only time I've ever seen them was this past NYE, so it's tough for me to make good guesses on what'll be on there. But from the little hints they've thrown at us this y...

that's exactly how I see it, tote.

i was under the impression that this was not a "new" song. just an unreleased b-side from some past album.

How is Nathan Moore and/or SMMD not at the Newport Folk Fest? That is the perfect festival for them. And people wonder why these guys can't get any momentum going. You can't let these kinds of festivals go by without being apart of them. NPR is archiving a ton of music from the weekend. SMMD should ...

i like the versatility of SMMD, compared to The Slip.

SMMD still has The Slip inside of it. The Slip does not have SMMD, though.

It's a no brainer, to me.

possibly the greatest song since Silent Lucidity.

just to clarify, Built To Spill is much, much, much bigger than The Slip. They pull in sell out crowds at mid-sized venues all across the country, and are actually considered one of the catalyst bands (along with Pavement, Sonic Youth, The Pixies, etc.) of this "indie" thing that's been go...

i don't care at all. obviously, they need to do it before this album comes out.