Ms.Huxtable

Coincidentally, this is the site that will be airing a live webcast of our show on the 29th. If you can't show up, for the love of God watch it from home!!!

Aberg, Aberg, Aberg. Wah, Wah, Wah.

Loosen the tie dude. School is of little importance when weighed against a good jam, a good night, good phriends and a good band. Life is short and school doesn't mean as much as you think it does. After all you can't be fired! If us old farts can do it so MUST you!

Don't be a weenie. Everybody's doing it. Common, I know you want to.....

(Only half kidding)

I'll be out Tuesday, Thursday and of course Friday. For those of you who are not on the Dr. Huxtable mailing list, we will be giving out free CD's at the door, while supplies last. So come early!

See y'all!

I like Chiquita-Hog!

Have a good one H!

(Couldn't find a nicer card? My God!)

How was DJ Logic?

It was like he wasn't even there! I have the same opinion of him that I did after the MMW/Scofield show in Montreal. He didn't really stand out at all, it would have sounded pretty much the same whether he was there or not.

So does that make him good or bad? I dunno. If he stood out, then everyone would be saying how he ruined everything. If he didn't stand out then it can be said that he's talentless. Perhaps the beauty of DJ Logic is that he blends in with the sound. I certainly wouldn't base a decision to see a show or not, on his attendance.

I do wonder what a DJ Logic solo show is like though?

Wicka dee whaa, wicka, wicka whaa...

Hey Nomad. I was asking everyone I met, where you were. I'm sorry we missed each other. I was really looking forward to meeting you.

Dude, how on earth did you miss the flag???

Next time....

Wow! My typo inspired that? That's wonderful!

I agree, a gallery would be a nice addition.

I just got in from this weekend's tour. Harpua, I don't have the setlist for you, but I know you're going to be jealous when you see it. It was an awsome show (their first full show of the year) with some new tunes, lots of ol' favorites, some great vibes and lots of dancing heads. They were totally on (as always). After exessive partying the previous night at Ratdog, BNB brought me from a hung-over, no-energy light-weight to a dancing machine!

Speaking of Ratdog...I had a blast in Royal Oak. It was good to meet Schwa, Ace and Back Bacon. And I hear it was the first time EVER that Bobbie took to the drum kit! I am so glad to have witnessed history. I totally loved the show.

Did anyone catch Merl Sanders afterwards?

Must...get...sleep.........

Hehehehe. Froidian slip??? Did Georgie-boy ever inhale? Too funny.

What the hell is running through that man's mind? He's the most powerful man on the plant?Scary.

Armagedon must be nearing....

Thanks to all for your help.

Hey Low Roller. I walk the streets of Center-ville on a daily basis and see all kinds of "Apartment for Rent" signs. I would suggest touring up and down the side streets in search of these signs. That's how I got rid of my old apartment and found my new honey-of-an-apartment.

I also know of someone looking for a roommate, he's a bit of a wad but the place is smokin'.

I will keep my eyes peeled for the tall, freaky hair dude!

I hope we bump into each other.

So long my beloved Cujo. It's a sad, sad day for Leaf fans everywhere.

It's a little consoling that he has a gold medal.

Bye guys! Have a blast. Can't wait until 4/20!

Good one! Here's my contribution to the laugh pool:

An elderly gentleman had serious hearing problems for a number of

years.

He went to the doctor and the doctor was able to have him fitted for a set of hearing aids that allowed the gentleman to hear 100%.

The elderly gentleman went back in a month to the doctor and the doctor said, "Your hearing is perfect. Your family must be really

pleased that you can hear again."

The gentleman replied, "Oh, I haven't told my family yet. I just sit around and listen to the conversations. I've changed my will three

times!"

Hey, I was wondering if anyone could tell me when and where there are open mic nights in Ottawa. I believe there should be something of this nature happening every night of the week.

Thanks for your help.

The tickets for Ratdog are general admission, so my advise would be to show up early. I have never been to Royal Oak before, but our party has decided to get a room on this side of the border in Windsor so we don't need to take EVERYTHING across the border.

I got strip searched once. I'm a bit cautious about these things now.

Look for the flag!!! See you there.

Hey dudes, I'm not sure what time we will be arriving at either location, but look for the potheads with the Canadian "Pot Leave" flag and the hot blond!

Man! Theys gots everytin on dat there internet!

Hey Howler, I have no intention of going to the DMB show, I'm saving everything I gots for the after-party. Finally, Ottawa gets the rotating sets! I can't wait.

Hey, I'm going too. It would be nice to run in to some Sanctuarians in Royal Oak. Are you going to BNB in London on Saturday night? Well worth it....

Sorry, I'll be in Michigan on Friday night to see Ratdog and London on Saturday night to see BNB. AW YEAH! Have fun!

I went to Babylon last night for Shalabi Effect.Click here

As I watched the band set up, I found myself getting really excited, as they had almost everthing necessary for a really kick-ass show. A tabla, an upright bass, keys, electric guitar....A LAPTOP....and A PROJECTOR.

The band set up in a semi circle position, all members remained seated (even the upright bass/laptop player which I found a bit odd at first, until I realized he wasn't going to play the bass in a traditional way at all, but would strike it as a form of percussion). Projected on a white sheet were images of nature. Elk, birds, waterfalls, with a single-frame, subliminal-like woman image thrown in a couple times. I found the images distracted from the FEELING of the music. I can feel for myself thank you very much, I don't need you to SHOW me that this is peaceful, nature inspired music.

The music was trippy, I'll give it that. It was improvised, I'll give it that. It had a very nice drone to it that was probably capable of inducing a trance-like feeling, I'll give it that. But it never really climaxed, it never built into anything too exciting. I kept waiting for some beat to accompany the drone, but it never came. The band was certainly in a zone of some sort, but there was no energy and not one member stood out as having visible, stand-alone talent. I'm sorry but I guess I'm just the kind a girl that needs a kick-ass guitar solo, a steady beat, or a superstar keyboard player. Perhaps I have been spoiled by the likes of Dave Lauzon, Remember Shakti, and Page McConnell respectively.

Next time, I won't flee from the pack. I hope you all enjoyed the Pocket Dwellers.