Schwa.

1- Although hearing of them, I have never really listened to any My Morning Jacket. 2- Sure, My Morning Jacket is quite famous, but I just don't get it. 3- I don't care what anybody says, Umphrey's McGee are awesome. 4- Jeff Tweedy redefined music for me, man. 5- fuÇk AngréBooche !!!!

Wiki'd.

Conan is taking over the Tonight Show.

Wookies fly on Millennium Falcons, not planes.

Ice fishing in Chatham. Start drinking before sunrise get back home 'round noon. Asleep by 6pm. It was usually Ceasers to start with the big breakfast at 5:30-6. Everyone had a different bottle of shoot-albes and then a 12 pack. The bottles would get passed around by the 4-6 of us for the variety factor. around noon we'd call our buddy's girlfriend to come pick us up. Get home, watch football, pass out. Good times For those of you on here from Chatham the usual group was Me, Tewkesbury, BP, Andy, sometimes Hinnegan and sometimes Ebere.

I've got a ton of new music to listen to after stopping by QQC's place this past weekend. Soup - Blind Melon Next: Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash And after that: The Gourds - Haymaker

would be extra sweet if he still had the ponytail

This album is soooo good!

meh.

great read

DUDE! also hope to see everyone out at this show!!! Diesel Dog & Fat Cats Lancaster Tavern in Kitchener Feb. 28th

I'm not ready for the mini van quite yet.

I know nothing about the law and won't pretend i do. I also hate Ticketmaster. I have never bought anything from TicketsNow and never will. I want cheaper service fees when buying concert tickets. I feel good about Hood.

what does a preamp do?

hey ya'll. Thinking of installing a pickup in my Tacoma pretty soon and looking for suggestions. I'm thinking around $300 max. for a budget. lett'rfly!

I wonder. I guess it comes down to the wording of the lawsuit. Online scalping is online scalping regardless if Ticketmaster is the facilitator. TicketsNow should be shut down. Makes it too easy.

I think, nay, i know every person will echo your sentiment FBN. I hope this lawsuit brings this fucking company to it's knees and destroys it completely. That being said, i really and truly hope it is replaced by a kinder, gentler, far more ethical ticket dispensing company and not just another bunch of assholes.

Suit alleges Ticketmaster broke anti-scalping law Updated Mon. Feb. 9 2009 1:30 PM ET CTV.ca News Staff A $500-million class action lawsuit has been launched against Ticketmaster and related groups, claiming the ticket seller conspired to "scalp" its own tickets. The suit alleges that Ticketmaster has diverted tickets to concerts and other popular events away from its own regular website, Ticketmaster.ca, over to its ticket-brokering website TicketsNow.com. TicketsNow allows people who have tickets to exchange, trade or sell tickets at marked-up prices. Lawyers from Sutts, Strosberg in Windsor, Ont., and Branch McMaster in Vancouver say they're representing a client who allegedly paid more than $530 for two concert tickets from TicketsNow that would have cost about $130 if they had been available from Ticketmaster. The client had attempted to buy the tickets through Ticketmaster's regular website and was directed him to the higher-priced tickets on the TicketsNow website. The firms say other event-goers have been overcharged in the same way when they bought tickets from Ticketmaster.ca or TicketsNow.com since February 2007. They allege the defendants violated Ontario's "anti-scalping" laws, contending that the practice of selling tickets in the secondary market for amounts that exceed their face price violates the legislation. The law firms claim Ticketmaster Entertainment, Inc., Ticketmaster Canada Ltd., TNOW Entertainment Group, Inc., and Premium Inventory, INC. owe $500 million in damages to those who were overcharged. The firms allege that Ticketmaster deliberately limits the number of tickets that are sold at face price and then diverts tickets to TicketsNow, where they can be sold for amounts that exceed their face value. "Customers have voiced concerns over the fact that tickets for the most popular events can ostensibly sell out in minutes, only to become immediately available in the secondary market at much higher prices," said Luciana Brasil of Branch McMaster, one of the lawyers representing the plaintiff. "The mere fact that Ticketmaster has a financial interest in both retail and premium ticket sales leads to an obvious question about the process by which those tickets are sold to members of the public and how it works," said Jay Strosberg of Sutts Strosberg LLP, another of the lawyers representing the plaintiff. Ticketmaster has said in response to prior complaints that the company's ticket-selling system is fair and doesn't violate the law. The class action aims to represent all persons who bought tickets for an event in Ontario from Ticketmaster or through TicketsNow.com from and after February 9, 2007. More information on the suit can be found at www.ticketmasterclassaction.com. Earlier this month, Bruce Springsteen expressed anger with Ticketmaster's selling practices. He said he has heard from fans who wanted to see him play at New Jersey's Meadowlands that they received an error message on their computer screen that shut them out of the main Ticketmaster website. The potential ticket-buyers then saw an ad for Ticketmaster subsidiary TicketsNow offering tickets for hundreds of dollars more than face value. Springsteen said on his website that he and the E Street Band are "furious." "We perceive this as a pure conflict of interest," the band said. The band said it had received assurances from Ticketmaster that it will stop redirecting Springsteen fans to TicketsNow.

I'M OLD GREG!!

great show!!

Huh, the NFL Pro Bowl and the Grammys in one day. ONE. GIGANTIC. FAIL.