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Finally!! Can you watch the whole thing?

Theme: Songs with Roses in the title 1. Tom Waits - The Briar and the Rose 2. Emmylou Harris - Roses in the Snow 3. Daniel Lanois - Desert Rose 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Yeah that's only 11. "Every" is only 2 syllables!

Theme: Count the Claps First song has one syllable in the title, second one has two, third one three, etc. This applies to the song title only (the artist's name isn't involved), and if all goes well we'll end nicely with the 12th pick having 12 syllables in the title and MarcO won't have to open a can of regulatory whoop-ass. 1. In-Flight Safety - Fear 2. Rheostatics - Shaved Head 3. The Slip - Even Rats 4. Bob Dylan - Mississippi 5. The Band - Theme from The Last Waltz 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Here's a YouTube video from Friday night.. 2 songs. Saturday night was in a much smaller venue, really packed, and the sound wasn't quite as good as Friday. Good time though nonetheless. Good to see ya there Hamilton! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF-Mr1cm_7E

Or should I say LOSER'S list! har. What's with the Junos not being broadcast this year? SASKATOON — Winners at Saturday night's non-broadcast Juno Awards: International Album of the Year: “Taking the Long Way†(Dixie Chicks). Artist of the Year: Nelly Furtado. New Group of the Year: Mobile. Songwriter of the Year: Gordie Sampson. Country Recording of the Year: “Somebody Wrote Love†(George Canyon). Rap Recording of the Year: “Black Magic†(Swollen Members). Adult Alternative Album of the Year: “The Light That Guides You Home†(Jim Cuddy). Alternative Album of the Year: “Sometimes†(City and Colour). Pop Album of the Year: “Loose†(Nelly Furtado). Vocal Jazz Album of the Year: “From This Moment On†(Diana Krall). Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year: “From the Heart†(Hilario Duran and His Latin Jazz Big Band). Traditional Jazz Album of the Year: “Avenue Standard†(Jon Ballantyne). Instrumental Album of the Year: “Run Neil Run†(Sisters Euclid). Francophone Album of the Year: “Il etait une fois dans l'est†(Antoine Gratton). Children's Album of the Year: “My Beautiful World†(Jack Grunsky). Classical Album of the Year, Solo or Chamber Ensemble: “Piazzolla†(Les Violons du Roy/ Jean-Marie Zeitouni). Classical Album of the Year, Large Ensemble or Soloist(s) With Large Ensemble Accompaniment: “Mozart: Violin Concerti†(James Ehnes, Mozart Anniversary Orchestra). Classical Album of the Year, Vocal or Choral Performance: “Mozart: Arie e Duetti†(Isabel Bayrakdarian, Michael Schade, Russell Braun, Canadian Opera Company Orchestra/ Richard Bradshaw). Classical Composition of the Year: “Clere Venus†(Denis Gougeon). Dance Recording of the Year: “Sexor†(Tiga). Reggae Recording of the Year: “Xrated†(Korexion). Aboriginal Recording of the Year: “Sedze†(Leela Gilday). Roots & Traditional Album of the Year, Solo: “Yellowjacket†(Stephen Fearing). Roots & Traditional Album of the Year, Group: “Bloom†(The McDades). Blues Album of the Year: “House of Refuge†(Jim Byrnes). Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year: “Wide-Eyed and Mystified†(Downhere). World Music Album of the Year: “Kaba Horo†(Lubo Alexandrov). Jack Richardson Producer of the Year: Brian Howes. Recording Engineer of the Year: John “Beetle†Bailey. CD/DVD Artwork Design of the Year: Chloe Lum & Yannick Desranleau for Seripop. Video of the Year: “Bridge to Nowhere†(Duplex). Music DVD of the Year: “Escarpment Blues†(Andy Keen, Sarah Harmer, Patrick Sambrook).

http://www.utu.fi/erill/kevo/index_en.html the KEVO Sub-Arctic Research Institute The Kevo research station is situated on Lake Kevojärvi, in the commune of Utsjoki, the northernmost municipality in Finnish Lapland. The site (69°45'N, 27°01'E; Grid 774:50, 80 m a.s.l.) lies about 60 km north of the continous pine forest line and belongs to the subarctic of forest tundra zone, a birch subzone of the boreal coniferous forest. The research area as a whole comprises mainly the biological province of Inari Lapland, an area of ca. 20 000 km², including the large Lake Inari.

Theme: Songs About Hospitals 1. Cracker - Take Me Down To The Infirmary 2. Frank Zappa - It Ain't Necessarily The St. James Infirmary 3. Suicidal Tendencies - Institutionalized 4. Supertramp - Asylum 5. Ben Folds Five - Hospital Song 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Nice PoG! What're you doing in AK? Is that where she's from? Edit: Oh yeah, PoG, you may want to have a look at these stats before you head out to Sitka...

Awesome show last night; another one coming up tonight!! Had a good chat with the singer/keyboardist (Vic somethin) and he expressed his fondness for Toronto and Guelph. Said they loving coming up to Canada and they try to do it at least twice a year. Here's some pics (not mine):

booze, drinking, etc has been done twice already (surprise surprise!) so these songs are off limits for Volume 3: 1. Moxy Fruovis - The Drinking Song 2. Traditional - 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall 3. Jimmy Buffet - Why don't we Get Drunk and Screw 4. Hank Williams Jr - Whiskey Bent and Hellbound 5. Trad - Whiskey in the Jar 6. NOFX - Go To Work Wasted 7. Dead Kennedys - Too Drunk To fuÇk 8. Tom T Hall- I like Beer 9.Ween - Booze Me Up and Get Me High 10.Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies 11. Moe. - Happy Hour Hero 12. Tom Waits - The Piano Has Been Drinking and 1. Spirit Of The West - Home For A Rest 2. Albert Collins - I Ain't Drunk, I'm Just Drinking 3. Snoop Dogg - Gin & Juice 4. Guns 'N Roses - Night Train 5. The Shovels - Don't hit the bottle 6. Bright Eyes - Hit The Switch 7. Phish - Mexican Cousin 8. Tom Waits - Drunk on the Moon 9. Richard Thompson - Twisted 10. Steve "elmo" Murphy-The Whisky Song! 11. Mudmen - Drink and Fight 12. Traditional - Cigarettes, Whiskey and Wild, Wild Women --- Theme: Songs That Mention Booze 1. John Prine - Yes, I Guess They Oughtta Name A Drink After You 2. Bunchofuckingoofs - Alcoholiday Turned Alcoholocaust 3. The Champs - Tequila 4. The Gourds - Bugs In The Whiskey 5. The Who - However Much I Booze 6. George Thorogood - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 7.Steve Earle - Copperhead Road 8. Rheostatics - Dope Fiends and Boozehounds 9.George Thorogood - I Drink Alone 10. The Silver Hearts - Whiskey Talkin' 11. 12.

1. She Makes Me Want To Sing (with Derek Trucks) 5:53 2. Who's Your Uncle? (with Sam Bush & Bela Fleck) 3:28 3. Back In Love Again (with Alison Krauss) 3:56 4. A Remark You Made 4:38 5. The Best Kept Secret 9:30 6. 'Lil roro (with Bill Frisell) 5:20 7. Swing Blues no.1 (with John Fogerty) 3:34 8. Snow's First Fall 4:35 9. Ya ya etc. 4:52 10. U R My Flower 1:13 11. Sir Aly B

Just saw this on Harry's site and thought I'd pass it along.. Anyone gonna go? Harry and Kevin Breit are set to play Hugh's Room in Toronto on April 13 & 14th to celebrate the release of their new CD, "In Good We Trust". Don't miss the chance to see this hot new fusion of styles! The official Canadian release date of new CD is April 3rd and will be available for order through the website and at stores across Canada. edit: the tourdates section also lists a few BC dates for May.. more to come i'm sure.

Songs to listen to when in need for an aggressive release of pent up negative energy: 1. The Who - Won't get fooled again 2. Living Colour - Middle Man 3. Neil Young - Fuckin' Up 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

I only heard a bit of free jazz stuff.. You know: no set mode, tempo, key, no set anything. Improvisation in every possible sense. Don't get me wrong, it was intriguing stuff! Just very challenging.

I'm loving Shake It Off.. Sorta has a Have A Cigar feel to it.

mellow songs you listen to while traveling between cities on a coach/train/plain at night. Or, mellow songs you listen to at night after a day of extreme physical activity where you have that awesome satisfying exaustion, where you can lay your head on the pillow and instantly fall asleep, while missing the song you just put on the stereo. 01. King Crimson - I talk to the wind 02. Pink Floyd - Echoes 03. J.S. Bach - Fugue in Gm (for lute), BWV 1000 04. DJ Shadow - Midnight in a Perfect World 05. Tom Waits - Innocent When You Dream 06. Keller Williams - Above the Thunder 07. The Herbaliser - Forty Winks 08. Rheostatics - Stolen Car (live) 09. Sun Ra - The Creator Has a Master Plan 10. Phish - Reba 11. Jim O'Rourke - Bad Timing 12.

I've only heard a little bit of Ornette Coleman in my day but I often cite what I've heard as some of the most impossible music to listen to / most inaccessible music I've ever heard. Still pretty cool that the Roo is willing to do that.

Did you catch that live collaboration of Mad Professor and The New Deal a few years back? (I think it was MP)

Songs about musicians 1. Jethro Tull - The Minstrel in the Gallery 2. Soundgarden - Spoonman (haha) 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

haha oops. We do cool doobs with Scoob down by the doob yard.

[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. I erased Greg's Cohen tune cuz it was in the last one.

I snagged the first one that came up on OiNK (I guess the webrip? Anyway the sounds isn't bad at all) I am pretty well obsessed with this album these days. It's fucking awesome! From the first listen my ears were perked for almost each track. Way better than A Ghost Is Born.

Did I F it up? Can someone else fix it? My brain is out of order.