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I know there are some fans here, so I thought this would be of interest (at least hte Apostle of Hustle portion): Hey, hipsters…From Toronto, it’s Apostle of Hustle (Andrew Whiteman of Broken Social Scene), recorded at the Rivoli in Toronto, celebrating the release of their second CD. Later, listen to the 85-member York University Gospel Choir in their rousing year-end concert, recorded at York University's brand new Tribute Communities Recital Hall. Airs Saturday, May 12 at 8 p.m. on CBC Radio 2’s Canada Live.

Cool. Thanks AD. Didn't know that one.

on the "endless groove" on vinyl. Repeated forever if your turntable didn't automatically shut off at the end of the side. Just before that starts you can hear a very high pitched noise, supposedly it's at a good frequency for dogs!! So, the side is ending, you're dozing off, then your dog goes nuts and you start hearing "Never Could See It Any Other Way" until you get off your ass to turn it off . They should have filled up all that empty space at the end of the CD with that, instead of just a few seconds Did any other recording place material on the endless groove?

#223 Your favorite secret track on an album that is not mentioned in the credits 1. Nirvana - Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol Flow Down The Strip (UK release of In Utero) 2. The Clash - Train In Vain (the original issue of London Calling; I think the new CD reissue lists the track) 3. Hayden - How to Make an Excellent Sandwich (from the first issue of Everything I Long For) 4. Nine Inch Nails - Suck (from Broken) 5. James Taylor - Hangnail (from "Hourglass") 6. Jimmy Swift Band - When Worlds Collide (on "Live: The Rebirth of Hooch") 7. Jamiroquai- Function (secret bonus track on first run Candian pressings only) 8.Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum (Dread the Passage of Jesus, For He Will Not Return) - Nick Cave and the Dirty Three 9. Seek Up outro & Thunderstorm - Remember 2 Things (DMB) 10. 11. 12.

I remember this guy being at one of the big Phish festies one year. This one's with 18000 people!!! WOW. http://knuttz.net/hosted_pages/18000-Mexico-Tunick-20070508

Very cool book bouche. I remember picking that one up in a store and getting glued to it for a couple of hours! Absolutely unbelievable at what they accomplished during those 8 years! Only 8 years people!! That's nothin'. For another really cool Beatles read (and it's free) check this out: http://www.revolverbook.co.uk/ A free e-book telling the story of the Beatles 1966 album Revolver.

OINK OINK http://oink.me.uk/details.php?id=676688 1.1 Join the Band 1.2 Fat Man in the Bathtub 1.3 All That You Dream 1.4 Oh Atlanta 1.5 Old Folks Boogie 1.6 Dixie Chicken 1.7 Tripe Face Boogie 1.8 Rocket in My Pocket 1.9 Time Loves a Hero 1.10 Day or Night 1.11 Mercenary Territory 1.12 Spanish Moon 2.1 Willin' 2.2 Don't Bogart That Joint 2.3 A Political Blues 2.4 Sailin' Shoes 2.5 Feats Don't Fail Me Now 2.6 One Love Stand (Outtake) 2.7 Rock and Roll Doctor (Outtake) 2.8 Skin It Back (Outtake) 2.9 On Your Way Down (Outtake) 2.10 Walkin All Night (Outtake) 2.11 Cold, Cold, Cold (Outtake) 2.12 Day At the Dog Races (Outtake) 2.13 Skin It Back (Outtake first issued on "Hoy-Hoy!") 2.14 Red Streamliner (Outtake first issued on "Hoy-Hoy!") 2.15 Teenage Nervous Breakdown (Outtake first issued on "Hoy-Hoy!")

I could kiss you. That is my personal favorite. Pre-drumz is insanity. Oh man' date=' I am going to have to bust this cd out tonight. Awesome reminder![/quote'] No need for any kisses ... just get that show on and remember how damn fucking good it is! Why wait until tonight? Just start streamin' and screamin' http://www.archive.org/details/gd79-10-27.sbd.clugston.13980.sbeok.shnf

worked for me this morning ... i listened to the whole second set of that fantastic Cape Cod 1979.

http://www.freakingnews.com/Nicolas-Sarkozy-Pictures--1447-0.asp

it's just that it's a word that invites disaster .

The "Ohio woman" has dropped her case WWJD?

http://www.archive.org/details/gd79-10-27.sbd.clugston.13980.sbeok.shnf Grateful Dead October 27, 1979 Cape Cod Coliseum South Yarmouth, MA Source: Soundboard Lineage: Master Soundboard Cassette > Cass > DAT > CD Jack Straw, Candyman, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Brown Eyed Women, Easy To Love You, Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Deal Dancin' In The Streets-> Franklin's Tower, He's Gone-> Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks) Jam-> The Other One-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Around & Around, E: One More Saturday Night

Yum ... that was good. Kickass Dancin' with my morning coffee. Time to do some work now ... no, wait, it just melted into Franklin's Tower! How the fuck can I work now??? Work be damned

http://www.thestar.com/columnists/article/211945 Decision Time For The Leafs Don't be surprised if MLSE honchos give GM John Ferguson a contract extension

Willy, if you like that Dancin' (which IS fantastic) you should also try the Cape Cod '79 Dancin' as well ... it's out of this world. http://www.archive.org/details/gd79-10-27.sbd.clugston.13980.sbeok.shnf Turn it UP!

I hope he gets the axe too, however, they'll probably give him the year and he'll make yet another stupid decision (like miss out on a key free agent signing in order to keep Mats, and then have Mats declare retirement right before the season starts due to his condition). I don't have much confidence as you can see .

extra time ... TERRAPIN STATION

they are so good to see live. They pay particular attention to sound quality (Rob Eaton is a sound engineer) I can't wait for 4 nights in a row of them at Grateful Fest (along with all the other killer bands that will be there )

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ST. STEPHEN

http://cellar.org/iotd.php Undertoad Tuesday May 8 08:29 AM May 8, 2007: Paris Hilton autopsy art [sorta NSFW] Suggested by Cloud, thanks! She's not dead, and we actually don't wish she were, except that we do wish her career as an abrupt an ending as possible. With her recent jail sentence, we all fiercely enjoyed a judge wiping her little trademark smirk right off her face. It may be at least the end of this phase of her fame. Other than that, you are familiar with the drill: what we have here is art, a work by one Daniel Edwards; at least that's the pretense for presenting this Paris Hilton model. It's shown here as a pre-finished form clay model. The completed item will feature an abdominal cavity, which people can reach into and remove her internal organs. The entire thing is wrapped in a theme, as the woman is to have died in a drunk driving accident. Quote: Paris Hilton's naked "corpse" could provide an invaluable service to students preparing for prom this season. An interactive Public Service Announcement featuring the graphic display of a tiara-wearing, autopsied Paris Hilton with removable innards is designed to warn teenagers of the hazards of underage drinking. The display also features Tinkerbell, Hilton's forlorn pet Chihuahua with matching tiara, and debuts in the trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn neighborhood where prom-goers frequently dine, courtesy of Capla Kesting Fine Art. "Campaign to Rescue Women of Youth" featuring "The Paris Hilton Autopsy" offers a cadaveric nude Paris Hilton, laid out with twisted body and opened abdominal cavity on a coroner's table, while her cell phone remains in her grip. The 'unglamorous' display which includes support material from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) counters "the disturbingly glamorized trend of Hollywood's 'girls gone wild'," according to gallery director, David Kesting. And there's a twist: Quote: With Paris's legs splayed in stirrups for postmortem pelvic examination, the "Hilton Autopsy" tragically reveals drunk driving's heartbreaking collateral damage - a "double abortion" of fetal twins discovered in her uterus. The exhibit opens in Brooklyn on Friday.