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Thanks for the kind words We are so estatic at the outcome of our trip I knew I had an interview and that was about it... our plan was to hit a three night run of DSO and to check out the area to possibly move there and everything just fell into place... two words to describe Asheville which is a quote from a movie we watched at our friend Rich's the night before we left his place in Connecticut called Trips Festival... "Pretty Impressed" if you have ever seen the movie you will know what I'm talking about...if you have not seen it I highly recommend it. Ol'Hickster - doubt it but I'm sure we will cross paths one of these dayz... phorbesie - that would be great, shoot us a pm. bouche - its an amazing job to us since we thought it was going to be harder for me being a canadian to get a job down there... I am now an engineering design technician for an international compamy that produces printing transfer supplies for the graphic printing industry(magazines etc.) I'll be working in their reasearch and development dept. Afropoppa- You better be growing that fro back for the roadtrip... Here are some pics DSO - Roanoke show Virgina whitecapped mountains on our way to Asheville DSO - Asheville - show 1 - with the Code Talkers opening - WOW they ROCKED, missed them everytime they hit SoOn, so glad I finally caught them. another bonus was Rob Barraco rippin' up the keys with them...it was super high energy the venue was cool cause of THIS Mmmmmmmmm Heady Terrapin Beer DSO - Asheville - show 2 Great "SMOKY" Mountains The moral of this story we learned was "Don't Postpone Joy" Oh and L's Yum Hooray Seeya in Asheville

best picture I've seen on here in awhile...thanks NR

Happy Bday to another "James" Rock On

They didn't stop recreating shows, they just throw down an original setlist now and then...do you blame them...I think they've earned the right by now after just doing their 1500th show in their hometown of Chicago on Feb. 2nd.

Happy Bday from one Brian to another... have a great day and congrats again on the engagement

Glad it was a fun time, we both wish we could of been there, such a great venue. Thanks for the picture...always love their backdrops Setlist anyone...recreation or original

Watched it last night. Brilliant character study' date=' and as Jaimoe said, a very well done psychological drama. It's not an action flick, so temper your expectations accordingly - a lot of people seem to not like the length or the pacing. Both worked fine for me, but I'm also ever-hungry for any re-telling of that story. (Incidentally, the 1986 TV-movie "The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James" featuring Johnny Cash as Frank James and Kris Kristofferson as Jesse James is worth watching if you can dig up a copy. June Carter Cash is in it too - how fucking cool is that?) I really enjoyed the re-make of 3:10 too. The Assassination ... is a very different kind of movie, though. Worth a go, at least. [/quote'] Just watched this tonight, and must add my voice to the chorus of praise here. Quite enjoyable. Thanks for the reviews, pumped to see this even more, I had forgotten about it...ha

I have not seen the movie, but had the unfortunate expirence of hearing a mouldy peaches song one morning a few weeks ago on some stupid morning show, where they were on promoting themselves and the movie... it was a trainwreck that I could not look away from and was floored at how they could be popular and someone actually wanted to use there monotone nothingless music in a movie... to their defense, I only heard the one song...and have not seen the movie...that one song was really really REALLY bad though

Sorry if this has been posted already, I tried to do a search on here but didn't find anything. If you have not seen this documentary yet, find it and watch it asap Here is the website: http://www.beforethemusicdies.com/blog/b4md Some of my fav highligts from it are: Erykah Badu's comments - hilariously wacky and Hearing Doyle Bramhall's story and the clip of him and Clapton rippin' it up...awesome. For those of you that have not seen this I hope you get the chance to enjoy it as much as we did

ross neilsen and the suffering bastards http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=85097512

I spotted YOU 'ersh last sat. during the ECMA weekend in Fredericton. You were standing outside the Crown Plaza sporting some flashy white shades, across the street whatching this awesome mobile rock show I managed to capture on my phone...

CONGRATS True love and marriage is a beautiful thing

Microserfs is the only other book of his I have fully read. I read almost all of Girlfriend in a Coma but can't remember if I finished it or not..ha..definately not as good as Microserfs or JPod Looking forward to reading some of his other gems.

totally the prob, just change it to manually manage your songs.

Awesome read!!! Much better than the one episode of the tv show I saw, but now that i'm done the book gonna give the show a chance.

Happy Valentines especially to my

doh, i'm like a sleepin' bear on this thread and bonaroo...hehe ill go back into hibernation now rock on pj and roo fans

For those of you trying to pin down the headliners of roo, scratch pj of your list... story here: http://www.jambase.com/Articles/Story.aspx?StoryID=9847

back around 99' or around then there was blue lightening and thunder during that huge snow storm that shut toronto down and the military had to be brought in to clear the streets...

Happy Birthday > RIP > ThankYou

no I was sick as a dog returning from vegoose that night arriving in toronto to find that aircanada lost my luggage, it wasn't a good night... plus the captain and I didn't even know each other at this point... I was hoping to make that show though until the above happened... great pic!

Happy Birthday to a man with a great name

looks fantastic, can't wait and this post is the second thing today that made me crave whitecastle...mmmmmmmmm I want a jalapeno cheese burger mmmmmmmmmmm and thier crinkle cut fries haha

your a wise man We loved Hey Ocean...do it up like you always do