Hartamophone

Memorial Day Weekend south of the border, which doesn't matter much except for anyone who was entertaining the thought of heading West for Sasquatch, as it's on the same weekend.

Stevie Wonder's Drivers License

I've always been kind of luke warm towards him, but he has the chops, that's for sure. There was a clip on YouTube a year or two ago (which I just looked for and couldn't find) of him teasing "Stash" at one of his shows. Definitely doesn't get enough credit.

Well then you'll probably get to party with the Army.

Roots on the Rails forum, please.

[color:purple]I don't know, do you think they'll play it? I heard they're doing mainly B-sides and rarities on this tour.

So many mother jokes, so little time.

If only it were history.

Repeal day forum, please.

Wow, that's terrible. It's so important to look at where people are coming from when things like this happen. Clearly, if he was breaking into someone's house (when they were home, to boot) he was going through a difficult time to begin with, and has an even tougher road ahead of him. I'll be thinking of your friend, KG, and wish you all the best in supporting him. Peace, Hart

Apparently the new Hanson single was in heavy rotation on a Chicago rock station for a few weeks, getting a large number of requests and really positive listener feedback, before the station dropped the bomb of telling people who it was.

Happy birthday!

While both of those things may be true, the former isn't something I care to make a priority, and I have devoted the better part of my life to proving that you don't have to go to law school to engage in the later.

StoneMtn, I have to stop opening up your threads around exam time. Stories like this one don't fit very well into the category of "motivation".

331: Songs About Birthdays 1. Soundgarden - 4th of July 2. Ween - Birthday Boy 3. Traditional - Happy Birthday 4. The Beatles - Birthday 5. Destiny's Child - Birthday 6. Cracker - Happy Birthday To Me 7. The Slip - Children of December 8. The Smiths - Unhappy Birthday 9. Tool - Parabol 10. Billy Bragg & Wilco - I Was Born (f. Natalie Merchant) 11. Grateful Dead - Mississippi Halfstep 12. Gov't Mule - Birth of the Mule Next theme is up for grabs, given that my last one almost proved to be a thread-killer.

Birthday forum, please.

328. Chilly Songs 1.The United Steel Workers Of Montreal - Out In The Cold 2. Bruce Cockburn - The Coldest Night Of The Year 3. The Rolling Stones - Winter 4. Bob Dylan - Winterlude 5.The Doors - Wintertime Love 6. Little Feat - Cold, Cold, Cold 7. Rheos - A Midwinter's Night Dream 8. Frank Zappa - Don't Eat The Yellow Snow 9. Grateful Dead - Cold Rain and Snow 10. Black Sabbath - Snowblind 11. Roy Hurd - One Shovelful at a Time 12.

Leftover Salmon - Cash on the Barrelhead (Track 12, Last theme) Leftover Salmon featured Mark Vann --> Bill Nershi (of SCI) is playing at this year's Mark Vann Benefit Show --> SCI played the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival in Byron Bay, Australia in 2004 --> James Brown was also on that bill --> Bootsy Collins played on numerous James Brown recordings --> Bootsy Collins also played in Parliament--> Parliament - Mothership Connection (Track 1) Parliament shared a bill with the Fat Cats at Bob's Bash (2000 or 2001)--> Fat Cats - Soldier's Home (Track 2) Fat Cats are playing with Caution Jam at the Can Jam Spectacular--> Caution Jam - Too Sweet (Track 3) Caution Jam covers the Grateful Dead---> The Grateful Dead played Watkins Glen in 1973 with The Allman Brothers Band ---> Gregg Allman was married to Cher---> Cher costarred in The Witches of Eastwick with Susan Sarandon---> Susan Sarandon starred in the Rocky Horror Picture show which featured the song Time Warp---> Time Warp was covered by Alvin and The Chipmunks on their album, The A-Files: Alien Songs Alvin & the Chipmunks - Time Warp (Track 4) Alvin and the Chipmunks does "She Loves You" on their Greatest Hits Album---> She Loves You is by The Beatles, who originally featured Pete Best on drums---> Pete Best is currently in The Pete Best Band, who released "Great Balls of Fire" on Live at the Adelphi.---> Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls of Fire (Track 5) Jerry Lee Lewis was a part of the Million Dollar Quartet with Elvis Presley---> Elvis recorded Tomorrow Is a Long Time by Bob Dylan---> Bob Dylan wrote Seven Days for Ron Wood---> Ron Wood played on I'm Losing You for Rod Stewart---> Rod Stewart - (I Know) I'm Losing You (Track 6) Rod Stewert played in the Jeff Beck Group---> Jeff Beck Played in the Yardbirds with Jimmy Page---> - Jimmy Page Played in Led Zeppelin with John Paul Jones---> John Paul Jones played on the Foo Fighters' album "In Your Honor"---> The Foo Fighters are fronted by Dave Grohl, who played in Nirvana with Krist Noveselic---> Krist Noveselic is the founding member of Sweet 75---> Sweet 75 - La Vida (Track 7) Adam Wade of Sweet 75 hosted a TV program called Musical Chairs which featured an appearance by Sister Sledge---> Sister Sledge were produced by Bernard Edwards (Chic)---> Bernard Edwards formed the group Power Station---> Also in Power Station were Andy and John Taylor of Duran Duran---> Duran Duran - Hungry Like the Wolf (Track 8) Duran Duran's music video for the song "Himself" appears on a 1984 VHS rental called "Sexy Shorts"---> Also on the video was "Gimme, Gimme Good Lovin" by Helix---> Helix was once the backup band for Del Shannon---> Del Shannon - Runaway (Track 9) ---> Del Shannon covered The Beatles song "From Me To You"---> George Harrison of the Beatles played in the Traveling Willbury's with Bob Dylan ---> Bob Dylan sang "Girl From The North Country" with Johnny Cash ---> Johnny Cash covered Kris Kristopherson's "Sunday Morning Coming Down" ---> Kris Kristopherson also wrote "Me and Bobby McGee" which was covered by: Janis Joplin - Me & Bobby McGee (Track 10) Janis Joplin died October 4, 1970---> The Grateful Dead played Winterland Arena that day and it was billed as the Quicksilver Messenger Service retirement show---> David Frieberg was in QMS but he also played in Jefferson Airplane.---> Jorma from the Airplane cofouned Hot Tuna.---> Hot Tuna was originally meant to be called "Hot sh!t"---> Nelly - Country Grammar (Hot Sh!t) (Track 11)

Nice one! I was at the Victoria show on Saturday and was quite taken by these guys/girl. I actually meant to send you a PM on Sunday, djmelbatoast, to give you the heads up, but it looks like you didn't need it. I picked up the first album at the show, and have had it on steady rotation since then. Really looking forward to catching them again.

It's getting late, I should prolly go to bed.

Wow. Sending huge positive thoughts toward the Hammer for Tim and his brother. Dude is a role model, that's for sure.

Actually, I think most of the word's in this thread are alright.

Good call, Kev. I'll ask my source, too

So I'm definitely heading North come January. I was half holding out for a more appealing job here in Victoria that I was supposed to interview for next week, but in looking at the overall experience, there was no real competition. Thanks for the input, folks.

At least when people say things like "warsh", "acrosst" and "giver", they're not trying to sound smart. The worst thing about the use of irregardless, in my opinion, is that it is normally used by people trying to be pretentious and use a big word.