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I have to say, though, the quality difference is very apparent even though I'm sure the preview tracks aren't full quality. I'm a fan of Jack Johnson, and would love to hear an opinion from anyone who has listened to the original and remastered CDs. Generally, I avoid remasters because it simply means they're louder, but I'm making an assumption that Jack is more interested in quality over volume....so this might be good! 
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Wasn't that the guest drummer on Negative Orange's lost single, "I'm a Gud Spellar"? No, but this reminds me of a story from Tracy's childhood. School kids used to call her "Tracy Crammer" because she was a little over-fond of lunch. She would always correct them by saying, "It's Tracy Grammer! G! Grammer! Not C!" And so, the term was born.
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I had to say that out loud to get the joke. 
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BTW, 20 points from Hufflepuff for Mr. Johnson's failure to address the hanging Negative Orange question.
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I've NEVER addressed one of those. That's a Sean and Charles thing.
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"It's Tracy Grammer! G! Grammer! Not C!"
And so, the term was born. Same problem for German-Americans named Gunt. "G", Nazi!
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I've NEVER addressed one of those. That's a Sean and Charles thing. And Ken, but all those left coasters were probably sleeping when I posted it. So Peter got to pinch hit. YOU, on the other hand, were like Budderick, all traipsing through my flower garden, oblivious to protocol ...
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Wasn't that the guest drummer on Negative Orange's lost single, "I'm a Gud Spellar"? I'm not sure, but I bet Charles has the sweaty "Participant" trophies to prove it!
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Wasn't "oblivious to protocol" the Negative Orange vinyl-only EP?
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I don't know, but Mark has the bitch-slaps to prove it.
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