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Man, that festival I'm gonna set up* is getting better and better and better...
Aloha,
Brad
* Featuring acts that have opened for DMB, but not DMB itself.
So is this going to include Macy Gray and The New Meanies?
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Jimi’s djembe drums.
Now say that 10 times fast.
but in all seriousness, POGO is a great organization that needs all the support it can get. If I was in the area I'd likely go, but I have other obligations that night. Have a good show everyone.
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I just wanted to give a big thanks to those who came out, and Vanderpark and Throwback for having Inglewood Jack open up. I think the show was great fun, and I really dug both Throwback's and Vanderpark's sets. I can't wait for Inglewood Jack to do it again!
Thanks guys!
The show was awesome, we had such a wicked time - always fun in Ottawa. IJ, you guys were killer...totally dug the grooves. Though Marcus isn't registered on the board I'll speak on his behalf by saying that he had a ton of fun belting out Bille Jean...only to roll over on his ankle on the way off the stage! It's pretty swollen and red...he almost had to sit down to play on saturday night. I'm not sure how he stood during the set friday. He's a champ, he'll be fine.
This was a night of great tunes...lookin forward to more of it.
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preliminary reports suggest that various booty's will indeed be a-shakin' tonight.
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Saturrrrrrrrday night fellers
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See ya on Friday, bradm
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Sat.Feb 11th:
ULTRA MAGNUS(8pc Afrobeat Orchestra), VANDERPARK, SLOW HAND MOTEM, DJ HURTSACK
$8
See ya tonight.
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http://www.jambands.ca/sanctuary/showtopic.php?tid/228579/
giggidy giggidy goo!
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Some really neat stuff goin on - I really like how it starts (i'm a fan of a shaker). Vocals are interesting, the phrasing is very reminiscent of Leo Kottke for me ("you wake up in the mornin' and you roll out of bed, you roll out of bed..."etc - it's a good thing!).
But i agree with smoothedshredder on the production comments...the keys feel a little heavy to me just before the two minute mark. It's very "wall-of-sound" esq, which can be cool if that's what you're going for.
Around 3:01, that full-band rhythmic breaks is an interesting compositional idea but, for me, it kinda collapses the momentum of the tune. The groove that takes the band out of the section at 3:14 is great - i'd like to hear more of that.
The drum filling/solo that happens around 3:45 has a lot of potential, but again it breaks the momentum (especially at the end, around 4:07). The sound of the drums themselves seem slightly flat (dense, not pitch) but i don't know if that is myspace, my computer speakers, or a combination of the two. I really like how the band comes out of that section at 4:09 to end the track - cool 70s rock/the doors groove...i'd like to hear more of that as well.
All in all a cool track, and i look forward to hearing the final cut...I hope "Bounce" is on there - i love that track!
peace,
booch
ps: you have a request for a new 'friend' on myspace
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The second night with Throwback, and we're playing at one of my most favorite places to play in Toronto - The Rivoli.
The Toronto deets:
Vanderpark + Throwback
Saturday, February 25th, 2006
The Rivoli, Toronto (334 Queen St W)
Doors: 9pm
Peace!
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Hello all,
We're settin' up for a two-city mini-tour with our good friends Throwback and are so stoaked to be playing with Inglewood Jack in Ottawa. We had the good fortune of sharing the stage with them at "That Place" on "That Day", and can't wait to do it up again.
Here's the deets:
Friday, February 24th, 2006
Throwback, Vanderpark, and Inglewood Jack
Mavericks, Ottawa, ON (221 Rideau)
Doors: 9:00pm
peace
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"hit me with music..."
happy birthday
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Hey all
We're really excited to be opening for Ember Swift (apparantly no relation to Jimmy) at Elixir in Kingston on Thursday, February 9th.
We'll be doing a stripped-down acoustic set to start off what looks like is going to be a great night.
Peace
booch
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change in lineup, Great Escape is opening.
If you torontonians want to brave the weather and check out some live tunes and a free show, then come on out.
see ya
www.vanderpark.com
www.myspace.com/vanderpark
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I've recommended it the other "What are you reading?" topic, but On A Cold Road by (Rheostaics member) Dave Bidini is a great read, especially for music lovers, as it deals with the life of a touring musician in Canada.
I read that this past summer while we were on the road in the maritimes and just after our little feat run...lets just say it was very appropriate.
"A Confederacy of Dunces" by John Kennedy O'Toole was such a great read, and absolutely hillarious. Dima, I can lend it to you if you'd like.
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Yeah, this is quite the bummer...have a good show in Toronto on Friday guys.
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While Canadian groundhogs agree, The American g-hog Punxsutawney Phil doesn't think so...
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See you folks there.
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If it tastes like chicken, looks like chicken, and feels like chicken, but Jack Bauer says it's beef...then it's fu*king beef.
See another top 60 here
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yeah, such a nice station...we had the good fortune of chatting with the good rev back for our hamilton cd release in october.
see ya thursday bro. lookin forward to it.
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I'm actually not too sure what's around the area...just know that it is on Keele just south of Dundas. Apparantly the place has some great sound. A couple guys in the band did an acoustic set there a while back and thought the room was great.
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After our show on [color:black]Thursday, February 2nd at The Casbah with WTTS we'll be heading back to Toronto for a FREE SHOW with The Word People Saturday night at Tempo Restobar.
Here's the deets in the FREE format:
February, 4 2006 at Tempo Restobar
347 Keele Street, Toronto, ON
FREE
Peace.
Booch
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Deeps - how's the show go on The Reverend's Attic?
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Year of the Dog - Chinese New Year
Famous Dog People: Chiang Chin-Kuo, Zhou En-Lai, Lee Teng-Hui, Benjamin Franklin, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Jacques Cousteau, King Carl XVI Gustaf, Yitzhak Rabin, Golda Meir, Mother Teresa, Jane Goodall, Prime Minister Jean Chrétien
Years of the Dog:
1910 ~ 1922 ~ 1934 ~ 1946 ~ 1958 ~ 1970 ~ 1982 ~ 1994 ~ 2006 ~ 2018 ~ 2030
I'm a DOG and proud of it. And Futureman's a Dog too, right? Or, wait...is he from 2040? or 2050? I can't remember the year when Bela introduces him...maybe 2030?
Curious George - Jack Johnson
in Soundboard
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The above image reminds me of my favourite curious george episode...the one where the man in the yellow hat catches george smoking his pipe - the one he took from his sock drawer.