balogna pogna

I have 2 talking drums which both have ripped skins and would require a lot of work to replace the skin & restring them. An african man at the big drum store on Queen ST Toronto told me years ago that it was cheaper to buy a new one than to pay someone to fix them.

Does your guy have access to these?

I've been almost 3 years since I quit & it is so worth it.

I feel better & now I have way more money for cocaine.

I live in Waterloo & because of the 2 Universities the housing can be very expensive in the Waterloo area but there are cheap sublets in the summer when the students leave.

I believe Kitchener & Cambridge have cheaper housing but are a little slummier in some areas.

A lot of 2 bedroom apartments go for $800.00-$900.00 in Kitchener.....Schwa & Elemeno have been looking the last couple months so they may have a better idea.

It's a nice area as it doesn't have big city nonsense but still has all the shopping of a bigger city.

i could get you a fine drum from a supplier in guelph.

We should talk about that!

Can you get any deals on instruments? I'm thinking of getting a new drum.

Maybe a banjo........

while we're on the subject- I have some photographs published in the millenium edition, an edition i've never seen. if anyone's got an extra, or would be able to scan a few select pages......

PM me, svp?!?!?!

I'll take a look. I know I have a double-sized Year 2000 edition somewhere.

What pictures did you take?

Happy Birthday James!!

Tori Amos?

I've already got tickets and I've already got the perfect outfit picked out.

I hope Jack notices me............

baby laxative party anyone?

You're still throwing those types of parties?

In.

We have a winner!

Backbacon had the correct response to the Supertramp question & why they kick so much ass:

"because they're fricken awesome plus they're not Styx!"

And he wins the Supertramp DVD.

Congratulations Keri!

Happy birthday Brad! Thanks for all the shows you've taped and shared over the years, and all the moments that would otherwise have gone un-documented.

Have a great one!

I thought Bassnectar was pretty awesome at Langerado....or else (perhaps) it was the drugs.

Supertramp - Live At The Reiterstadium

Munich, Germany - 24 July, 1983

Video Source: VHS video (1. generation)

Lineage: 3-Sat retransmission via Swiss Cable > VHS SP with Stereo HiFi Soundtrack > Standalone DVD+r recorder. DVD Authoring done with TMPGenc DVD

Menu: yes / song access, yes (disc starts directly with playback)

Chapters: yes / intuitive (song access)

Video

Format: MPEG-2, PAL

Framerate - 25fps

Image Size - 720 x 576

Aspect Ratio: 4:3

Bitrate - 4700 kbps

Audio

Codec - AC3, 2-Channel Stereo

Bitrate - 256 kps

Sampling Rate - 48 KHz

Total Running Time: 1h 37m 44s

Setlist

Crazy

Ain't Nobody But Me

Breakfast In America

Bloody Well Right

It's Raining Again

Put On Your Own Brown Shoes

Hide In Your Shell

Waiting So Long

Give A Little Bit

From Now On

The Logical Song

Goodbye Stranger

Dreamer

Rudy

Fool's Overture

Encore:

School

Crime Of The Century

Personell:

Richard Davies: Keyboards & Vocals

Roger Hodgson: Guitars, Keyboards & Vocals

Bob Siebenberg: Drums

John Anthony Helliwell: Sax, Woodwinds & Vocals

Dougie Thomson: Bass

with

Scott Page: Guitars, Percussion & Sax

Fred Mandel: Keyboards & Guitars

I got this from a newsgroup and it did include an info file that had most of what was needed. I was able to collect the rest. This is Roger Hodgson's last show with Supertramp, and there's been an audio version posted here (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=42544&highlight=supertramp), but I know some folks will want the video version, so here it is. There's also been a cover posted (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=29589&highlight=supertramp - thanks to Grapost), which I edited slightly for content and spelling, and included in the Extras folder. The quality is pretty decent, although there are two 'tape rolls'. They're brief and don't really detract from the show. Keep an eye out for the Topless Fräulein in the audience

April Fools!

This was just a segway for me to do another contest. I have on DVD the last Supertramp show ever with Roger Hodgson from 1983. It is a professionally shot show and the hits keep coming.

The first person to PM me with their mailing address & a good reason why Supertramp kicks ass will get a copy.

Following both bands’ summer tours, expect to see the two venerable Classic rockers team up in the fall. Both bands will alternate as the opener and then they will combine forces for a third act. Venues to be announced in the coming weeks but many Canadian dates will be included.

Happy Birthday!

You can play bass as phil' date=' guitar as jerry, drums as mickey/bill and sing like bobby. too fun.[/quote']

I heard that the initial version of the GD pack had you being able to sing like Phil, but people at "Rock Band" parties got tired of being told to fill out their organ donor cards.

Awesome.

I'm waiting until July when it comes out on the Wii. With the motion sensing technology you actually have to kick and pose like Bobby when you sing.

I probably heard about it in 97, and forgot it too.

Does this mean Bobby's got a whole whack of songs he's been sitting on for 10 years?

Hux?

I never heard this before; "Weir also continues to look for a producer for his musical about Negro Leagues great Satchel Paige."

Thanks!

Up until today I didn't think anyone actually liked the Raccoons (even though one of the animators was from my home town and did a mural on a nearby garage door where her father, a local magician, lived).

Even at that age I figured the Canadian content laws were the reason this was on and stayed on.

Here's a hot rumour;

Widespread Panic votes Republican!

Sorry it was a MKV file I was referring to. I realized I didn't like Janis enough to try and figure it out.

I recently downloaded a Janis Joplin video but all the tracks are in .mkw.

Has anyone used these types of files or have any recomendations for software? I would like to convert it to DVD if possible.