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Are you rehearsing the bongs part' date=' the booze part, or the damn good tunes part? And what, exactly, makes it a "formal" rehearsal? Ball gowns and tuxedos? Aloha, Brad[/quote'] The only time formal played into things was Tim's timely entrance. I was using that term very loosely, fluid even. There's a rumour going around that Harvard Mouse doesn't practice. We're just keeping the mill running Such a night! It was great to be apart of the festivities on Sat. I didn't win anything though. But like OLG "you can't win if you don't play", I totally blipped on getting my tickets once inside.

I was wondering where Jerry was going to be sitting, waiting for the tide to flow, now that they've shut the door.

bump and grind..hoping to get out there later after some very formal rehersal

Heard a good one the other day ... Q - "What is the definition of perfect pitch?" A - "An accordion lobbed into a dumpster that lands directly on a trombone." As far as the appreciation it has to be some of the courty artists like Merle Haggard, Marty Robbins and other things like The Tiahjuana(sp) Brass or of course Roger Whitaker. My dad listened to alot of that stuff. My mom, being younger by years, was more into the standard 70's rock and pop of the time.

Been outside seems like since yesterday morning. I'm definitely soaking up some of that sun's energy and its being channelled striaght through me and into spring type cleaning and clearing; a list of todoos a mile long is now just a kilometer. Here's to more of that sweet sunshine! Glug glug glug

#220: Songs you wish were never written, because they get into your head, and never leave ... 1. Britney Spears - Oops, I Did It Again 2. David Seville - Witch Doctor (Ooo eee, ooo ah ah, ting tang, walla walla bing bang) 3. Soloman Linda and the Evening Birds- The Lion Sleeps Tonite 4. Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On 5. Aqua - Barbie Girl 6. Earle Hagen and Herbert Spencer -Theme from the Andy Griffith Show 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Thanks you. Many covers but I thought I'd give some credit to my favourite version

Think I'll start with a coffee and hold out till 4:20pm for the fattee ... But hey breathe deeply of the smoke and drink healthy of the wine! So many choices when picking from all the shows to take in tonight, huh? tigger/becky deally, The Droops have a matinee this aft ... hmmm Ah maybe a little hoot might help me decide.

218. Songs People Always Try To Sing Along To But They Never Really Know The Words 1. Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues 2. Sweet - Ballroom Blitz 3. David Bowie - Space Oddity 4. R.E.M. - It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) 5. Ram Jam - Black Betty 6. Beck - Loser 7. Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water 8. The Grateful Dead - China Cat Sunflower 9. Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire 10. The Kingsmen - Louie, Louie 11. Grateful Dead (originally?)- Hard to Handle 12.

LOL Reminds me of last weekend ... watching a hippie jog with a running chainsaw. Ah good times

That's what I'm talking about

Congrats you guys!

A lot of good points here for sure. Trouble is all audiences differ somewhat. It's hard to maintain so many avenues of traffic for your material. People will want the same delivery system over and over again once hooked. Sounds a little like an addiction but that's what any content provider really wants right?

Just a post to welcome the sun back into our lives over the next few days. Clear skies here and the temp is going to hit double digits for the first time ime in weeks! Woohoo!! Seems like its been a while. Won't you please shine down on me!

216. Songs about Falling: 1. De La Soul - Fallin 2. The Slip - If One Of Us Should Fall 3. Ekoostik Hookah - Only Falling 4. Furnaceface - Slip and Stumble 5. Neil Young - Falling off the Face of the Earth 6. Tom Petty - Free Fallin 7. Miami Sound Machine - Falling In Love (Uh-Oh) 8. Weezer - Falling for you 9. Patsy Cline - Fall to Pieces 10. 11. 12.

Hey Paan, I remember talking about this with tungsten a while back. What I did in my addition basement (I think you've been over once or twice) was to try and dampen the sound as you say. Total sound proofing is near impossible especially for a bass player huh? I know what you mean about the cost factor. Any sort of special rubber matting is pricey so I used rolled roofing. I don't recommend it now though. Its very messy to work with and you need to completely cover it afterwords with some other type of barrier like those 2' by 4' drop ceiling panels. These panels act to catch the mid to highs. The idea behind the roofing is that you need something with a very high density (weight), yet porosity (like those pricey mats) to absorb the low end frequencies. This kind of barrier traps them from getting out of the room. Another factor is always how much sound gets into the room from outside, when you go to record and the neighbors dog starts barking incessantly every time you hit the rec button. There are some resources availble through a quick search under 'soundproofing' that detail haow to build secondary interior walls with this stuff built in to it. This idea is that you leave a dead air space between the walls wich will capture the waves and disprse with in the gap. good luck and let me know how it goes dude!

Songs about blood. 1. Give Blood - Pete Townshend 2. If You Want Blood - ACDC 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

First we need to get a where's Lazlo contest going ;)and then?

Booche, that nails it. The business is changing for sure but people aren't. Hunter S. comes to mind.

#212 Theme: Songs by artists underappreciated by this generation. 1. Leornard Cohen - Hallelujah 2. Leon Russell - Roll Away The Stone 3. Elvis Costello - (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes 4. Hello It's Me- Todd Rundgren 5. Patience of a Working Man - Willie P. Bennett 6. Paul Pena - Gotta Move 7. Boz Scaggs - Lido Shuffle 8. Junco Partner - Professor Longhair 9. Shuggie Otis - Strawberry Letter 23 10. Lonnie Donnegan - Rock Island Line 11. Patsy Cline - Crazy 12.

Lazlo's hiding under it...

Happy Happy Ike! and many more, g

Thank you Jennifer!

Babsy you have the honours...

205. Songs about joints (aka the fastest 12 song list ever): 1. Ben Harper- Burn One Down 2. Little Feat - Don't Bogart That Joint 3. The 411 (featuring Ghostface Killah) - On My Knees 4.Jigsy King- Gimme Da Weed 5.Snoop Doggy Dogg - Gin 'n Juice 6. James McKenty & The Spades - Joints & Cigarettes 7. Tom Petty - You Don't Know How It Feels 8. Wings - Let Me Roll It 9. Neil Young - Roll Another Number (For The Road) 10. Dr. Hook- I got stoned and I missed it 11. Tom Petty - Last Dance with Mary Jane 12.