Perfection?

The New England Patriots are currently playing the game of American football better than I have ever seen it played in my entire lifespan of 27 years and 94 days. I, in no way, consider myself a Patriots fan (i prefer to root for the Titans and Bengals), but there is something oddly fascinating about watching them play football at they level they currently display.

They look like they are playing Division II College opponents every week and they are clearly playing legitimate NFL Franchises. Its remarkable. I mean, i want to see them lose as much as the next person, but at the same time, its fun to watch (even if Brady comes off as kinda a douchebag). They're currently averaging over 40 points a game and Brady and Moss are set to break practically ever single season statistical barrier laid before them. I mean....40 points is a great game for most teams....for the Patriots this season, its average. Oh, and if you're lucky enough to own one of these fellas in a Fantasy Football league, consider yourself blessed, and ride their wave of statistical gluttony all the wave to the playoffs.

I realize you don't come to KGB v2.0 for spot on sports analysis, but the Patriots are currently a level of perfection that we like to see here at RadioKGB. So, with that said, here are a few songs dedicated to 11 weeks of perfect American football.

The Patriots are determined to destroy anything in their path.....

Devendra Banhart - A Sight to Behold

Iron and Wine - Such Great Heights

RR

A Evening at Home

This fine relaxing evening has been brought to you by Busch Light and a couple of fine singer-songwriters.

Here's four songs. Enjoy.

Elliott Smith - New Disaster: My favorite off the New Moon album.
Elliott Smith - A Distorted Reality is Now a Necessity to be Free: Political. This is a different ES song. In my opinion, it shows his versatility.

Buy these here and here.

Devendra Banhart - Tit Smoking in the Temple of Artesan Mimicry: The hippy Elliott Smith
Devendra Banhart - This is the Way

You can get this album here.

So, I'm just now discovering Devendra. I heard about him forever ago but figured it wasn't my deal (i have no excuse for thinking that, but for some reason I did). I had no idea where to start so I downloaded the Rejoicing in the Hands album. I've thoroughly enjoyed this one so far. For any Devendra fans out there, what do you recommend next? If you've got any input let me know. For those out there that haven't checked him out...quite wasting time and remember....When in rome....

RR