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Los Lobos, The City and The Town.

The Strawberry Alarm Clock, Incense And Peppermints.

I do believe Julie Fader is opening at both the Guelph and Hamilton shows.

Happy birthday, you beautiful hunk of manhood!

Sorry... I guess she was a redhead.

OK, you Toronto peoples... these guys are playing on Tuesday night at The Rex, and I highly recommend that you check them out if you get the chance. Hamilton was a blast - get out there and show these guys some T-dot love!

R.I.P. I remember seeing Duck play with the MGs when they backed Neil Young waaaay back in, like, '93 or whenever it was. The Harvest Moon tour, I guess.

There is a reasonably good chance that I'll check this out. Looks like fun!

CHECK OUT THE RACK on the blonde sitting behind the Phoenix bench tonight. You'll see her almost every time the camera is on Dave Tippett.

Well... jesusfuckinggoddamnshit. That was really excellent. Well done Ken and TAH staff! PS - Maylee Todd was very good. Recommended to all!

The Blues Project, Projections.

Sunday! Gonna be fun!

Excellent. I saw them once before, maybe 1990. They were noisy, loud, inebriated, and awesome. Kind of like NewRider.

Colin James is a significantly better performer than his radio songs might have you believe. If you're going to be there for Los Lobos anyway, don't miss Colin James.

Peter Gabriel, So.

Tickets purchased. Can't wait!

Lee Fields & The Expressions, Faithful Man.

Allaire to retire?

Ditto.

Congratulations!

Whistle Bait: 25 Rockabilly Rave-ups.

Not to mention that prostitute chick who now works in Littlefinger's brothel. She wasn't even in the book. I wonder what the point of adding her to the story is (other than a lot of extra sex scenes), when they could have used the time devoted to her to better explain some of the other sub-plots. Maybe the writers needed a way to reveal more about Littlefinger through action/dialogue, since he's not a point-of-view character in the novels.

I wasn't surprised when the first episode did that (they kind of had to re-acquaint everyone with the characters, I guess), but then the second one did it, too - but even moreso than the first.

Am I the only one who thinks that season two is jumping all over the place a little too much? It also seems that it would be harder to follow for anyone who hasn't already read the books. Thoughts?

Zak Starkey is really quite talented. He's played for quite a few bands, including The Who and Oasis.