phishtaper

hmmmmmmm, now we all know who not to call bad names ...

is that the mark wilson of used car fame in guelph?

epic

Nice. This is without doubt at the very top of my Driving Tunes list.

in no particular order: playing with my dog live music candy, but not too much taking fridays off green mint tea

326 - Lyrical Oddities: Songs With Rarely Used Or Unusual Words (give the word) 1. viperHouse - Swag ("Hegemony") 2. Zappa - Absolutely Free ("Discorporate") 3. Til Tuesday - Believed You Were Lucky ("Acquiesce") 4. Sharon Lois & Bram - Skinnamarink (uh, "Skinnamarink") 5. The Gourds - Imbibing My Prescriptions (Imbibing) 6. Soul Coughing - Disseminated (Disseminated) 7. Phish - Esther (Quibble) 8. David Sylvian - The Devil's Own (Inexorably) 9. 10. 11. 12. same here. up to 4 now. creepy.

enough to spend $75 for 4 of them?

is she still alive?

ive never been able to get into Paul Weller's solo stuff all that much. for me, it was the frantic energy and youthful angst that made the Jam and the loungy soul that made Style Council. I love both bands. Ive never gotten much of either out of his solo stuff depite a feeling that I should be into it.

nice read, Birdy. thanks. i have a feeling that this is what it's all about. its nice to just say thanks for the peaceful lives we have here.

really cool advert!

325 - Songs referencing specific times 1. Bruce Cockburn - Mighty Trucks Of Midnight 2. The Who - 5:15 3. The Cure - 10:15 Saturday Night 4. Maria Muldaur - Midnight at the Oasis 5. Rufus Wainwright - Dinner at Eight 6. The Vogues - Five O'Clock World 7. Bob Marley - Rebel Music (Three O'Clock Roadblock). 8. Spin Doctors - What Time Is It?* 9. The Reverend Horton Heat - Martini Time 10. The Jam - Just Who Is The Five O'Clock Hero 11. Billy Joel - Piano Man 12.

GRYPHS!!!!

#324 - Songs of Socities - Songs about towns, cities or villages: 1. Springsteen - Atlantic City 2. Blues Traveler - Canadian Rose 3. John Prine - In A Town This Size 4. Max Webster - Toronto Tontos 5. The Bicycles - Paris Be Mine 6. Gram Parsons - The Streets of Baltimore 7. Air - Alone in Kyoto 8. Richard Thompson - The Sights and Sounds of London Town 9. The Rugburns - Skyfuckingline of Toronto 10. Junior Kimbrough - Meet Me In The City 11. The Jam - Town Called Malice 12.

hard time imagining what? that we have a PM who routinely ignores the will of the people, threatens those who oppose his mandate, blindly follows an american president in establishing our national foreign policy, dismisses charter rights, arrogantly governs in secrecy, destroys the environment ... oh the evil he could do if he had a majority ... dark days are relative.

323: Songs referencing guns, knives or other weapons 1. Guided By Voices - My Valuable Hunting Knife 2. Tom Waits – 16 Shells From a Thirty-Ought Six 3. Warren Zevon - Lawyers, Guns And Money 4. Peter Gabriel - Family Snapshot 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

My understanding (based entirely on the spec article) is that there are three different developments: the hotel, the concert hall, and the parking garage. Im just talking about the concert hall, and I just cant see it getting off the ground. Sure, the HoB reference is simply that - a reference for the type of venue. But, buddy wouldn’t have the deep pockets associated with HoB - Live Nation - Clear Channel, so he’d have to finance it on his own and given his recent conviction and this particular market, who’s lining up checkbook in hand? And I doubt he has $15 to $20 million of his own. I sense its all wishful thinking, but I don’t know anything about it. On the “would this thing be cool if it ever came to be†note … yeah, it could be for a while, but the Hamilton market cannot sustain a profitable 2000-seat concert venue. Toronto could barely support this sort of a concert venue, so the Hammer doesn’t have a hope. I agree with MarcO that this place would just turn into a nightly drunken dance party and if that’s the case, why bother. If the article can be taken seriously, the city seems to be looking for the magic bullet, and is insane if it thinks this is it.

hmmmmm, i've never been in a HoB that was an actual sit-down theatre, they have all just been big open bars, maybe with a railing/balcony. i just dont see how this plan is at all feasible, and wonder if it's a charade of some sort. the site is much smaller than I'd think it would need to be to have a facility this big. financing would be an enormous undertaking for a local developer. and i just can't see hecfi supporting it (and thus the city).

hey, if mom's gonna ante up for the slots, i say go for it!

he who smelt it, delt it ...

i wish for this to be true, but there are just so many things about it that are a bit off.

322: Well i guess it's the Remembrance Day w.e. theme then, songs alluding to or about a specific war 1. John Gray with Eric Peterson - In the Sky 2. Johnny Horton - Battle Of New Orleans 3. Warren Zevon - Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner 4.Michelle Shocked - Shaking Hands (Soldier's Joy) 5. The Royal Guardsmen - Snoopy Versus the Red Baron 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. you know, just to lighten the mood a bit

two weeks ago, harper ousted the federal conservative candidate for guelph and gave no reason. the local riding association is outraged, as is the candidate. seems we have our own little dictator setting up shop in ottawa. these are dark days, folks.

what's so delicious down there, Dougy?

totally!