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well, as long as you know more than the players in the dressing room.

so who said what then?

we're still talking about an editorial written by james duthie that may or may not have quoted un-named players about a problem that has no obvious answer, especially to people outside the dressing room, right? just checking.

hagman's shift in the first was awesome - nailed by the ref, hit in the face with a shot, crosschecked in the head, then a beauty move out of the corner for a goal.

[color:purple]well, you're the expert

Sloan's album was really good and is my pick in the 'Rock Album of the Year' Category.

aw booche you're so emotional when you talk of your beloved sens. i thought this paragraph was interesting: "Specifically, the one-man forecheck drove many players nuts. They believe they are at their best as an aggressive team, with 2 men always going hard into the opposition’s end, the way they did during the Cup run two springs ago. Having that second man hang back left them “standing around an awful lot.†Yet they never strayed from it." Seems to me Alfie or Phillips or someone should have said something. And if they did, Hartsburg should have listened. Or at least watched some tape of the Cup-run-year and see what was different. Seems to me that a hard forecheck is something that even a novice tape-watcher could pick out.

word up

i read it like 'will langerado be one of many festivals to fail?' and the answer is yes, it was announced today that it failed.... oh well. carry on......

isn't that exactly what was just announced?

i agree with dima 100% on this point as well.

no doubt they'll be making more using the big stages around the clock. although i hope the load-in load-out guys learned their lesson last year between pearl jam and kanye.

there is free water for everyone. always has been.

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wow, great news Bob and Mellie!! Congrats!!

i cannot fathom how the VIP setup could possibly be worth the price they are charging. but i've never done it so who knows. btw, food isn't included in the VIP price this year, while it has been included in the past.

definitely in (obviously)

that's a really solid lineup so far. (TV On The Radio's website is pretty cool too)

what's not a good example?

metallica did that last year

tickets aren't on sale yet, except for a very small percentage that went on sale and did indeed sell out before christmas. you're probably thinking of that.

mccartney's touring his electronic album if i'm not mistaken.... wonder if he just sticks to that or pulls out Wings and Beatles stuff...