Schwa.

Love the Seeger Sessions disc that Springsteen put out.

See ya there. I'll be the guy with the hat on.

who the fuck don't you play with?

Have a good one buddy!

As far as i can tell Washington is cleaning up at the deadline. They've picked up Matt Cooke, Huet and Federov today alone. Definitely improved their team.

Figured i'd dig up another 3 year old thread for no reason.

put this one on my list recently. finally gonna make it to the Ledges!

I definitely like that one better

Fuck Yeah!!!

All gone folks.

I have a therorest mattress from Canadian Tire. Did 8 days in the desert this summer and it performed great.

It's not the "us there" that worries me so much as the "them here." When two sanctions combine their effort on a massive scale like this, they streamline their skills to make things more efficient. One side always adapts to the others way of doing things....lets hope things at the border don't change too much.

i agree to disagree. don't look now it's the spp.

nobody wants them.

featuring Stephen Elmo Murphy?

my thoughts exactly...these schmucks need to investigate before they go throwing crap in a nationally distributed paper.

2 left.

On that note:

does he ever check here? get him to PM me.

I heard Bonnaroo was cancelled.

Kae Sun is completely clueless as to who booked him. If I were an interviewer, i'd have researched this a lot better. Kae Sun shuns the nu funk tag BRAD WHEELER - Globe and Mail February 21, 2008 Who's got the funk? Urban musician Kae Sun is booked to play Clinton's Tavern tomorrow, and although the show is part of a multi-venue nu funk festival, don't ask the Hamilton-based artist what exactly "nu funk" is. "In my opinion, funk is very much alive," says the 25-year-old Sun, who released his EP Ghost Town Prophecy last year. "You can hear it in elements of what hip hop artists and R & B artists do." And the term "nu funk?" "You'd have to ask the guy putting the festival together, but I think it's more of a marketing thing." Funk music has always been a hybrid of sorts, a mix of soul, jazz and rhythm and blues, famously popularized by the likes of James Brown, Sly Stone and George Clinton, a crazy-great weird-haired pioneer who brings his Parliament-Funkadelic collective to the Phoenix on Monday. Sun, born and raised in Ghana, doesn't regard Clinton as a prime influence on his own music (a blend of spoken word, soul, reggae and spiritual rock), but does count funk-informed hip hop duo OutKast as heroes. As for other shapers - "all across the map" - Sun draws on Bob Marley, K-OS and the sly and lithe Curtis Mayfield. In sum, Sun's package is as hard to define succinctly as it is to describe "funk," a danceable music with more extensions than George Clinton's hair and just as freaky.

PM me, 1st come first served. Again, I am at work so will PM the code to you when i get home.

it is in a beeeee-utiful place Lots of All Good pics here