hamilton

Congratulations, Jon!

I'm probably responsible for an awful lot of those "jambands.ca" searches. Searching through google doesn't leave the site name on your drop-down address history menu. Since I'm at work all day, and should be working, I don't want to be too obvious about doing stuff that's not work... like I'm doing right now.

I'm glad this wasn't what I thought it might be... <shudder>

I hate to say this, but... good!! I can't go on Friday - goin' to Coventry - so hopefully the rescheduled show will be on a more convenient night for me. Kevin Breit is an amazing guitar player!

Congratulations and good luck, meggo!!

the only thing that determines if the bowie was good is whether Trey actually plays the ending, which makes the song.

That's a pretty strange criterion. ::

Is it really the only thing?

Aren't the Spoons from Kitchener?

The Spoons were from Burlington, of all places. ::

As per up-and-coming jambands, I think NEW MONSOON, PERPETUAL GROOVE and DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS are really going to increase their fanbase and grow in the coming months.

Since when are Drive-By Truckers a jamband? I know lots of people on this board like them (including that crazy wook NewRider ) but I don't think that makes them a jamband. There are at least ten people on here who like The Cure, but that doesn't make them a jamband.

I don't think the Slip, as good as they are, are really a jamband, either.

Happy Birthday, Mike!! Hope you had a great one. Hopefully, I'll bump into you and Sharon again some time. Cheers!!!

Bela Fleck - I love you, but be gone!!

Day 2: Bob Weir

Yes, you are odd. But for different reasons.

There were some really clear, crispy audience recordings coming out during the twilight of the Grateful Dead's career - I can understand exactly what you mean. Some of the soundboards from that era ('93-'95) sound waaaaay too cold.

Sorry to hear that, Steve. My condolences.

Bob Weir

Unabashedly swiped from the Toronto Star:

"Toronto gets another look at the Fab Four as a photography exhibit culled from th archives of CBS and Life photographer Bill Eppridge begins today. The exhibit looks at various appearances the Beatles made in America in 1964. The show runs through August 27 at BCE Place (181 Bay Street)."

Groovy... ::

Hey hamilton,

The whole point of this post had nothing to do with Sheryl Crow originally. It had everything to do with the fact that the majority of the artists that I listen to are anti-bush and/or support the democratic party.

Oh, I know - I was just running with the tangent!!

Anyway, back to our regularly scheduled programme: Down with Bush!!!

You mean she sings, too?

You coming, Hamilton? I know you're around here somewhere.

Unfortunately, I was unable to make it due to a prior commitment - sounds like it was a blast, though!

Keep up the good bookings, briguy!! ::

Congratulations!!!

Release is next week, je pense! Can't wait to see it.

I've been to Dawson City before, but not for the music festival. It's a beautiful place. Kudos to BNB for making the trek all of the way up there...

If you are interested in teaching in Korea, here is a very informative link from the Canadian Embassy in Seoul:

Read me

Hope this helps.

I spent just over a year in South Korea, and would recommend it to anyone... if you think you might enjoy that sort of thing, you probably will. The most important thing is to get yourself in with a reputable company - there are a lot of fly-by-night operations out there.

Sloan - Navy Blues

I dunno - maybe not the music events that a lot of people on this board go to, but I bet there's more incidents of that kind of behaviour than we know about.