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haha! Only if you bet $100 that the Habs will win the Stanley Cup this season And you really think that Booche should be the money holder??? You really have been drinking

http://concertforgeorge.com/ So good!

Random soccer drama/comedy

^^^^ hahaha ... yup just a f'd up stoopid Leaf fan doing math/meth too early in the monin' (i think i was meaning to type 6+2+2) gimme some coffee!

Kaberle? Three PPG last night. Not missing him on special teams, that's for sure. 8-2-2 in the last ten. If anything, this late season run will build confidence in this young team for next year. A round of playoff experience would be f'in sweet too Huge weekend ahead for them is right.

Heard the first two periods on the radio driving around between hockey and baseball practices with the kids. Got to enjoy the third at a buddy's place. They've got something better to watch on the ice now for sure. Reimer has been great and it's nice to see Kessel finding the back of the net. Pens on Saturday and Atlanta at 5pm on Sunday? Weird time

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I just listened to the new Radiohead album again (three times total now). It's not grabbing me. Glad lots of others are enjoying it though.

I'd have to find mine, but i've got a BS and the SB Band stub somewhere. Saw one of his gigs at Maple Leaf Gardens around 1986 I think. It was a good ol' rock concert. Nothing fancy at all and I don't recall the crowd being ashole-ish at all

Fond childhood memories of Sesame Street and the Pointer sisters http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-YcBVEnLT8 To a more "modern" version of the video with a different song

^^^^^ true ... a good option that I'd love to do sometime. I'll try again on Friday. Fuck it for now. I sent their management an email expressing my annoyance with MusicToday. We'll see if they bother responding.

Fuck you Music Today! So for Art Park they had "Reserved Seats" and "GA Floors". Assuming the GA Floors are the "pit" in front of the stage I go for those. Get an email an hour later saying that they messed up and those GAs are the LAWNS. FUCK! Refund or take lawns. Of course, now there are no presale tix left for Art Park or Toronto. On hold with customer service now. Grrrrrrrrr.

Anyone going? I'm trying for Art Park tix at 10am. Fan presale TODAY!! http://theblackkeystickets.musictoday.com Fan pre-sale for the following shows starts Wednesday 2/23/11 at 10am local time through MusicToday.com and ends at 10PM the night prior to the public on sale. Public on sale is either Friday 2/25 or Saturday 2/26 for all dates listed (click the show for public on sale info and ticket links). 6/10 Indianapolis, IN – The Lawn at White River State Park+ 6/27 Vancouver - Deer Lake Park# 6/28 Calgary - Stampede Corral# 6/29 Edmonton - Rexall Place# 6/30 Saskatoon - TCU Place# 7/2 Winnipeg - MTS Centre# 7/3 Minneapolis, MN - Roy Wilkins Auditorium# 7/5 Council Bluffs, IA – Stir Cove Amphitheatre# 7/7 Toronto, ON - Molson Amphitheatre# 7/10 Quebec City – Quebec City Summer Festival# 7/11 Montreal - Bell Centre# 7/12 London, ON – John Labatt Centre# 7/13 Buffalo, NY – Artpark# # with special guest Cage The Elephant +with Booker T. Jones, Nicole Atkins & The Black Sea

Phish kicks off their 2011 Summer Tour on Memorial Day weekend, with three nights (May 27, 28 & 29) at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, NY, followed by stops in Cincinnati, Mansfield, Camden, Alpharetta, Charlotte and more. Additional summer announcements will be coming... For complete dates and ticketing information, please visit phish.com Phish Summer 2011 Tour from Phish on Vimeo.

Captain Obvious and Sergeant Suggestion said to not make separate threads ... so here's one with a solid looking list of dates and takes you to the ticket request page too http://www.phish.tickets.musictoday.com/Phish/calendar.aspx Now, most are confirmed on phish.com http://phish.com/#/tours/summer-2011-tour http://phish.portals.musictoday.com/ WELCOME TO PHISH TICKETS Please read all information carefully. A limited number of tickets for the upcoming Phish shows are now being offered through our secure online ticketing system via a ticket request period. 5/27/11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY- $60.00 Reserved Seating and $45.00 GA Lawn 5/28/11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY- $60.00 Reserved Seating and $45.00 GA Lawn 5/29/11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY- $60.00 Reserved Seating and $45.00 GA Lawn 5/31/11 PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ - $60.00 Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/1/11 PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ - $60.00 Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/3/11 DTE Energy Center, Detroit, MI - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/4/11 Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/5/11 Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, Ohio- $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/7/11 Comcast Center, Mansfield, MA- $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 Reserved Seating and GA Lawn 6/8/11 Darien Lake Amphitheatre, Darien, NY - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/10/11 Susquehanna Bank Center, Camden, NJ - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/11/11 Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/12/11 Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/14/11 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park, Alpharetta, GA - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/15/11 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park, Alpharetta, GA - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/17/11 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, Charlotte, NC - $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/18/11 Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion, Raleigh, NC- $60.00 GA Pit and Reserved Seating $45.00 GA Lawn 6/19/11 Ntelos Pavilion at Harbor Center, Portsmouth, VA- $60.00 General Admission

Now THAT's who Burke should be dealing with Anaheim for!

How 'bout Captain Suggestion take action and start said thread so those of us who fuck up get it where you want it whatever

figured it was better than having them all in the Montreal thread

http://www.livenation.com/event/05004652E7ADBF7B?crosssite=TM_US:748766:40964

http://bit.ly/hLy5Su Frank Zappa – The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life This two-CD set is the second of three albums of material Frank Zappa compiled from the 1988 tour. While Broadway the Hard Way (released in 1988) mostly presented the new songs performed during that tour, this set focuses on older songs (Make a Jazz Noise Here would contain mostly instrumental pieces). This is the best band you never heard in your life because the 12-piece group disintegrated after only four months of touring through the U.S. East Coast and Europe. These shows took place during the Jimmy Swaggart scandal, when the televangelist was caught with a prostitute. Thus, many of the songs’ lyrics were rewritten to refer to this situation (the whole 1988 tour was strongly anti-preacher oriented). There are a lot of strong performances of old favorites and obscurities, all rearranged to include the horn section, and a few improbable covers. Highlights include Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire†(hilarious), the unexpected “Who Needs the Peace Corps?,†“Mr. Green Genes,†and “The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue,†and an extended rendition of “The Torture Never Stops†that includes the theme from the TV show Bonanza and a Swaggart version of “Lonesome Cowboy Burt.†To top it all off, the group performs a very entertaining reggae version of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven.†This band was incredibly talented and professional, and the selection of songs spans Zappa’s entire career. In short, this is one of the man’s best live albums. – by François Couture MP3@V0 Track List disc 1 1. Heavy Duty Judy 6:04 2. Ring Of Fire (Kilgore/Carter) 2:00 3. Cosmik Debris 4:32 4. Find Her Finer 2:42 5. Who Needs The Peace Corps? 2:40 6. I Left My Heart In San Francisco (Cory/Cross) 0:36 7. Zomby Woof 5:41 8. Bolero (Ravel) 5:19 9. Zoot Allures 7:07 10. Mr. Green Genes 3:40 11. Florentine Pogen 7:11 12. Andy 5:51 13. Inca Roads 8:19 14. Sofa #1 2:49 disc 2 1. Purple Haze (Hendrix) 2:27 2. Sunshine Of Your Love (Brown/Bruce/Clapton) 2:30 3. Let’s Move To Cleveland 5:51 4. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Ball/Graff/Olcott) 0:46 5. “Godfather Part II†Theme (Rota) 0:30 6. A Few Moments With Brother A. West (West/FZ) 4:01 7. The Torture Never Stops Part One 5:20 8. Theme From “Bonanza†(Evans/Livingstone) 0:28 9. Lonesome Cowboy Burt (Swaggart Version) 4:54 10. The Torture Never Stops Part Two 10:47 11. More Trouble Every Day (Swaggart Version) 5:28 12. Penguin In Bondage (Swaggart Version) 5:05 13. The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue 9:18 14. Stairway To Heaven (Page/Plant) 9:20 All selections recorded live by the UMRK Mobile February-June, 1988 FZ–lead guitar, computer-synth, vocal Ike Willis–rhythm guitar, synth, vocal Mike Keneally–rhythm guitar, synth, vocal Bobby Martin–keyboards, vocal Ed Mann–vibes, marimba, electronic percussion Walt Fowler–trumpet, flugel horn, synth Bruce Fowler–trombone Paul Carman–alto sax, soprano sax, baritone sax Albert Wing–tenor sax Kurt McGettrick–baritone sax, bass sax, contrabass clarinet Scott Thunes–electric bass, Minimoog Chad Wackerman–drums, electronic percussion And the sampled voice of Senator Hawkins http://bit.ly/hLy5Su

http://bit.ly/edA4y1 Frank Zappa – Philly ’76 http://www.zappa.com/flash/philly76/index.html Another in the ongoing series of releases drawn from Frank Zappa‘s extensive archives of live recordings, Philly ’76 contains a concert held at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on October 29, 1976. This period in Zappa’s career is otherwise documented by the album Zoot Allures, which actually was released on that day, and by Zappa in New York, drawn from shows recorded two months later. But the lineup of Zappa’s band is not exactly the same as that on either of those albums. The core unit is identical, with Ray White on rhythm guitar, former Roxy Music member Eddie Jobson on keyboards and violin, Patrick O’Hearn on bass, and Terry Bozzio on drums. But a key addition is Bianca Odin on vocals and keyboards. Odin contributes liner notes to the album, noting that, when she received a call from Zappa’s management to come in and audition for the band, she had never heard of him. She was, she says, “two steps past the conservative community — the Holy Rollers.†Not surprisingly, “At first I had trouble with the lyrics,†she admits, “but after I got used to them, the music fit my style to a T.†It must have, since Odin throws herself into her singing, even helping Zappa replicate some of the salacious groupie banter previously heard during the Flo & Eddie days of the Mothers, such as “What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are?†Nor would the Holy Rollers think much of her participation on “Chrissy Puked Twice†(aka “Titties & Beerâ€), Zappa’s version of the Faust legend, in which the Devil reconsiders accepting the soul of a lustful and thirsty American teenage boy. But Odin is also a powerful and soulful singer, as she proves in a slow arrangement of the old Mothers of Invention song “You Didn’t Try to Call Me.†Zappa is unabashed about promoting his new record, playing its selections “Wind Up Workin’ in a Gas Station,†“Black Napkins,†and “The Torture Never Stops†before announcing in the encore that “Find Her Finer†is about to be released as a single and playing that, too. Typically, however, he also introduces previously unreleased material including yet another X-rated number, “Honey, Don’t You Want a Man Like Me?,†which would turn up on Zappa in New York, as well as “Tryin’ to Grow a Chin†and “City of Tiny Lites,†not to be heard on LP until 1979′s Sheik Yerbouti. Fans of his extended guitar solos will find plenty to enjoy in mid-set, as a largely instrumental section consisting of “Black Napkins†and “Advance Romance†takes up more than half-an-hour (about a quarter of the show as a whole); Jobson’s violin and O’Hearn’s bass also get extended showcases here. Of course, along with the smutty humor and superior playing, Zappa’s affection for old-time rock & roll comes out, too, as he plays the old Jay Hawks hit “Stranded in the Jungle†in the encore. Thus, this well-recorded concert (captured by a mobile studio employing 16-track board) contains most of the elements Zappa fans love, and when they hear it, they are likely to wish Bianca Odin had spent more time in the band. – William Ruhlmann MP3@320CBR Track List Disc one 1. “The Purple Lagoon†– 3:35 2. “Stinkfoot†– 5:52 3. “The Poodle Lecture†– 3:48 4. “Dirty Love†– 3:36 5. “Wind Up Workin’ in A Gas Station†– 2:32 6. “Tryin’ to Grow A Chin†– 4:01 7. “The Torture Never Stops†– 13:31 8. “City of Tiny Lights†– 7:47 9. “You Didn’t Try to Call Me†– 6:32 10. “Manx Needs Women†– 1:44 11. “Chrissy Puked Twice†– 6:48 Disc two 1. “Black Napkins†– 18:57 2. “Advance Romance†– 13:56 3. “Honey Don’t You Want A Man Like Me?†– 4:09 4. “Rudy Wants to Buy Yez A Drink†– 2:20 5. “Would You Go All The Way?†– 2:04 6. “Daddy, Daddy, Daddy†– 2:05 7. “What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are?†– 4:55 8. “Dinah-Moe Humm†– 8:09 9. “Stranded in the Jungle†– 3:10 10. “Find Her Finer†– 3:17 11. “Camarillo Brillo†– 4:03 12. “Muffin Man†– 6:53 * Frank Zappa – lead guitar, vocals * Lady Bianca (Bianca Odin) – vocals, keyboards * Ray White – rhythm guitar, vocals * Eddie Jobson – keyboards, violin * Patrick O’Hearn – bass, vocals * Terry Bozzio – drums, vocals http://bit.ly/edA4y1

6 points out Whitey ... come on, it's parade plannin' time Got to see the 2nd and 3rd last night. First chunk of Leaf hockey of watched in a while. It was actually not bad. Some good energy out there and some surprises too (Crabb ... right on). Nice to finally get a win in Buffalo. That 5 on 3 was brutal though. Fuck they've gotta get their speed up and Kaberle has gotta take some shots! Like they said, why the fuck isn't Phaneuf shooting?

Thanks NewRider! http://bit.ly/ehen3h