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Oh man, Backbacon, you fucking WIN

Tonight, Thursday, at the Horseshoe. Their second-last show. I bought four online and I think one person has to bail, does anybody want it? Face is $20, and you have to meet me there (my name is on a list, I bought online).

Songs about musicians

1. Jethro Tull - The Minstrel in the Gallery

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Sorry if this one has been done, I've been bad at following this monstrous thread.

[The Last One] Theme #41: Songs about the future.

1. Radiohead- Palo Alto

2. King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man

3. Blues Traveler - 100 Years

4. Prince - 1999

5. John Prine - Living in the Future

6. Charnin/Strauss - (The Sun'll Come Out) Tomorrow (Annie)

7. Louis Armstrong - I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You

8. Leonard Cohen - The Future

9. Neil Diamond - Headed for the Future

10. Curtis Mayfield - Future Shock

11. Prince - The Future (Batman Soundtrack)

12. Huey Lewis and the News - Back in Time

Songs about the future

1. The Flaming Lips - All We Have Is Now

2. Deltron 3030 - 3030

3. The Who - 905

4. The Shirelles-Will YOu Still Love Me Tomorrow?

5. David Byrne - In the Future

6. Beatles - When I'm Sixty-Four

7. Bob Dylan - When the Ship Comes In

8. Frank Zappa - Dong Work for Yuda (or anything off of Joe's Garage, on which it is the Central Scrutinzer's job to "enforce all of the laws that have not been passed yet..." including criminalizing music and the music industry)

9. Steve Miller Band - Children of the Future

10. Black Sabbath - Ironman

11. The Velvet Underground - All Tomorrow's Parties

12. Peter and Gordon - In The Year 2525

I really dislike Walken...saw it in concert and remembered not really liking it then either.

Are you serious? Walken is by far my favourite on the record. The way that one big riff happens ONCE in the middle of the song is genius. The slide playing is fun too.

I'm digging just about every track, but specifically You Are My Face (the Band-esque funky bit in the middle is awesome), Impossibly Germany, Hate It Here, Walken and What Light. I don't really think there's a song I dislike, and the ones that aren't stand-outs I'm sure will grow on me quickly. I don't know if I have the webrip or what, but the quality is great. I'm sure the real deal will be better, but until then this will do.

I got ahold of this record over the weekend and I love it. Anybody else obsessing over it like I am?

Theme: Songs About Japan or Japanese People

1. Tom Waits - Big In Japan

2. Mike Keneally & Beer For Dolphins - Live In Japan

3. Bruce Cockburn - Tokyo

4. Japan - Life in Tokyo

5. Ween - Japanese Cowboy

6. BOC - Godzilla

7. No Use For A Name - Turning Japanese

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Oh man...I rarely have time to stumble upon this thread but I've caught you all at a very embarassing time.

Good lord, I'll do my part to put us all out of our misery.

1. Kool and the Gang - Jungle Boogie (Diesel Dog)

2. Iron Maiden - Run To The Hills (Slammin Jack)

3. Donna Summer - I Feel Love (The New Deal)

4. A Flock of Seagulls - I Ran (So Far Away) (Jimmy Swift Band)

5. Closer to the Heart - Rush (Rheostatics)

6. Dee-Lite - Groove is in the heart (Fat Cats)

7. Neil Young - Everybody Knows This is Nowhere (Rheostatics)

8. Elton John - Tiny Dancer (Hux Pux)

9. Havah Nagilah (along with other Jewish-jamminess) - "Traditional" (Bob Loblaw)

10. 50 Ways to Leave your Lover-Burt Neilson Band

11. Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick (What The Thunder Said)

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Happiest of birthdays, there, Ms. Deeps!

(ducks)

Montreal's Bullmoose would be a great choice.

Or, you know, the Achievers.

...you should be at Casbah.

So...painful...to...admit...but...

I too am addicted. I swore I would never start, but I did and it's been a slippery slope.

Man, I'm playing over at Absinthe that night, bummed I will miss this show. I suppose I could always walk right over...

~Saturday, April 7th~ The Spades, Matt Paxton and The Mountain, Dan Griffin Band

www.thespades.ca

http://www.myspace.com/dangriffinmusic

http://www.myspace.com/mattpaxton

$8 Advance. $10 day of show.

This is the CD Release Party for the MUCH, MUCH anticipated second Spades record. I should also note that I play pedal steel with Dan Griffin, and kookycanooky plays keyboards. We're called Dan Griffin & The Northern Lights. Check out some of the tunes on the MySpace. Looking very forward to this gig.

You like 2 chord vamps alot eh Dima?

This is a grosse understatement of what Slowcoaster does in my opinion.

They are all great players and tend not to play stagnant arrangements.

The jazz that infiltrates their sound is refreshing and well handled. Great energy' date=' good hooks, and rock solid groove.[/quote']

I will agree. I am a fan of what they do, and I'm glad they keep doing it.

Well, we had a blast playing. Thanks to all who came early to see our set. We're playing this Friday night at Absinthe with The Boss Hoss, a German roots-rock/country band.

Just left him a message

Hold on a minute...I'm pretty sure they have beer on tap. It just happens to run out now and again. :crazy:

I'm sure that Brodie is well stocked up for St. Patties and they'll be serving the usual draught selection.

Don't stay at the Winking Judge too long, you'll miss the Achievers!

Hart's on the right track with Levon, who kicked some ass, especially live. But I was going more for his two bandmates...pretty incredible that three such outstanding singers could find their ways into the same Band.

Loud and clear, man. There will be other gigs, I'll see you soon.

Ah, come on Greg, I was looking forward to impressing you specifically

How was the show?

Wow, the dated 'fuck off' picture. That's intense committment to telling someone to fuck off over the internet.

That Oysterhead was a killer show. I was way into that record for a long time. Band of Gypsies' "Changes" for the encore, and I had just freshly been on a long Band of Gypsies kick too. Massey Hall, the softseatedness of it all, felt like the Filmore East.

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