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rumours abound that tomorrow nites gig is Pajama themed....

does anyone really wear pajama's in this scene?

I love you headygouda!!!

I just got off the phone with kenny, he told the slip blew the roof off PJC. i could hear the rippin it up in the back ground sounded fu©king great. man i'm pissed that i couldn't make to these shows.

have fun in montreal!

a) it wasnt their night, i'm completely missing something

i said that at the first two slip i whent to then i got it!

i saw cake a few years back at Massey Hall great fu©king show. if you haven't got your ticket grab one outside i got third row left on the floor for $5!

wearing a beat-up cowboy hat and he rolled himself up in tinfoil..."

thats really takin it up a notch Luke!

the show wouldn't sell out in advance but will at the door so i'd get there by 10pm.

adanced ticket for montreal from theslip.com close at 7pm tonight

NICE!!!!!

Happy Birthday

and enjoy The Slip!!!!

well someone needs to get there sh!t together and give us a set list NOW!!!

The Slip

5/23/03

The Pepper Jack Cafe,

Hamilton, Ontario

Source: DPA 4061 (10' from stage, 7.5' high)-->DPA MPS6010 batt box-->DA-P1 @48KHz

Transfer: DA-P1-->coax-->Midiman Audiophile2496-->Soundforge v5.0-->Cd Wave v1.71-->FLAC frontend v1.0.4c-->FLAC-->SHN DBaudioAMP-->SHN

Taped, transferred & FLAC'd by: Karl L (timmytucker@primus.ca)

SHN conversion and set list by: JEFF from NC

Disc #1 - Set #1

1. Cumulus (19:55)

2. Poor Boy (5:50)

3. So Dope (14:27)

4. Hey Worrier (8:17)

5. In your dreams (8:34)

6. 54-46 Was Your Number (10:25)

7. Moral Decay (7:33)

8. Moral Decay Jam (3:05)

Disc #2 - Set #2

1. Beat Box Jam (19:04)

2. Children of Atlantis (12:53)

3. Love and Tears (10:45)

4. Crowd Noise (1:27)

5. Instrumental> December's Children (16:38)

Disc #3

encore:

3. banter/tuning (0:23)

4. Sometimes True to Nothing (11:22)

5. Dogs on Bikes (16:17)

I'd have to say the highlight for was 10min Love and Tears i belive this might have been the first time they played this song electric?

Seems a little gay.

kinda like your post

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byfar the greatest promoter in the world.

it wouldn't kill ya to check out steven frank.

they should be on the stage no later then 11pm

they should be on the stage no later then 11pm

Hotmail is now 250MB! thank you Gmail for making Hotmail better.

How about will-call tickets? Also all-day, or only after 9:30pm? (I'll be out and about around typical dinner time [5:00pm - 6:00pm], and would like to get my tickets then, if possible.)

Aloha,

Brad

there's no physical tickets, just your name on a will call list.

I was feeling that this bored was lacking in post about the Slip this weekend

have fun everyone, I wish I was going to see 3 Slip shows this week, you lucky fu©cker!

TWO SETS!!!!

is $89.55 including tax.

+ free porn!!!

try calling Kenny @ Pepper Jack's after 5pm 905-525-6666, if your coming from a far i'm sure he can hold a ticket for ya.

I hear this is a concept album

a concept album is not what i want to hear from green day. i want catchy pop/punk songs no longer the 4mins.