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Big Wooly Mammoth

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  1. They really should satisfy the full demand for the 3 days.

    i agree. $100 (the youth early bird price)was reasonable for my kid. $200 is the regular price. when i logged on last night it had $100 crossed out, and it said $129. but when i clicked on that it was no longer available.

  2. Someone just introduced me to Tyler, The Creator.

    I have only heard one song, Tamale, but I am definitely old.

    he's near the top of the list of acts that my fifteen-year old daughter wants to see. She is much happier than the lineup than i am.

  3. I was just going to by my daughter an early-bird youth wristband for $100,but...they are SOLD OUT! A youth pass is now $200. well, no hurry to buy it anymore.

    the adult early bird passes are also sold out, fwiw.

  4. “I am a big proponent of trying to keep the prices as low as possible. It’s $199 for the early-bird pass, some would say that is expensive, it’s about $20 per day. I would say it is cheap, and some might find it expensive,â€

    that's monahan in the above linked article.

    on that point he is correct. Osheaga is $250 for one weekend (although, I'd rather spend the $250 on that festival than Bluesfest).

  5. i'll be in town this year, but won't be getting a pass. there are, maybe, five acts i'd like to see.

    that is, IMO at least, the weakest bluesfest lineup that i've seen.

    i'm gonna go get my jazzfest pass now.

  6. I saw the movie a few weeks ago and loved it. It kinds of grows on you after as well.

    I picked up the soundtrack a couple of days ago and I really like it, especially the version of 500 miles and the aforementioned fare thee well.

  7. I've got an old SAE receiver that I bought used in Toronto, probably, in 1985! I had to get it repaired in 1988, when I was living in London, ON. And it worked perfectly until maybe 5 years ago. it sat in my basement for a few years and then it was in storage the last two years while I was out of the country.

    Anyway, I want to see if I can get it up and running again. I can't even remember what was wrong with it. I think that there was no power at all - just completely dead. Can anybody recommend a good shop in Ottawa where I can take it?

  8. Dinosaur Jr - 1980's punk/alternative band. i would add them to my list.

    AD: you think Savages are over-hyped? I've been very impressed with what I've heard. remind me a bit of Joy Division. post-punk sound. they played a tiny club in Paris for €20. i already had a €75 ticket for neil young that night. otherwise, I would have rather seen Savages in a small club than Neil in a large arena. Neil was good, but i've seen him a bunch of times.

  9. is city and colour the headliner over Patti Smith? cause IMO if that's the case, that is just fucked. No disrespect to City and Colour, but Patti is a true legend and always puts on an awesome show. I've seen her in small venues (convocation hall, the fillmore) and headline a huge festival.

    she is more than worthy of being the headliner.

    I would think that Dallas Green would be honoured to open for her.

    i'm not going either way. but that's my 2 cents.

  10. I'm not anti-Apple at all. i just generally get a good laptop and a blackberry from work. otherwise i'd probably have already gone the Apple route. I like the compatibility b/w all their products. Can't stand the incompatibility with other products though (but hey - that makes sense). hey - they make good, dependable products.

    not sure how fast i'll be doing that TV upgrade. not sure the budget can handle it right now. And if I do it I want to get something bigger screen-wise. twelve years really shouldn't be that old for a TV. but it was dated by like, 2005 given how fast things changed. Roku 3 has USB, but only HDMI output, so WD Live looks like the way to go.

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