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that should be a new requirement ...

yeah, so close ... Everybody's Rockin' ...

i enjoy paying $5 for a bottle of water. thats why I go to concerts. i go to a lot of different sorts of shows with various friends, and I know a lot of others who I tend to see only at shows. does that make it a "community"? i dunno. i just know that i dont tend to see my grateful dead friends at erasure shows. and i've never done drugs or had sex.

Theme: Songs that Neil Young has covered 1. Don Gibson - Oh Lonesome Me 2. Ian & Sylvia - Four Strong Winds 3. Jimmy Reed - Bright Lights, Big City 4. Drifters / Mann, Weil, Leiber, Stoller - On Broadway 5. John Lennon - Imagine 6. Bob Dylan - Blowin' In The Wind 7. Francis Scott Key - Star Spangled Banner 8. Dr. Brewster Higley / Daniel Kelley - Home On the Range 9. Elvis Presley - Mystery Train 10. Bob Dylan - All Along the Watchtower 11. Bobby Freeman - Betty Lou's Got A New Pair Of Shoes 12.

ooooohhhh, its just so damn tempting ... should I? no, i shall resist!!

4. The Housemartins - Me and the Farmer written from the Sheep's perspective, of course

that, sir, is a fact, not an opinion!!! triple exclamation mark!!!

agreed, carole's pretty amazing. ive always liked her ... cream my jeans when she cums my way ...

i dont think its "water"

Prince ...

sorry, i meant "hot" as in, she could grind her heel into your crotch and not miss a beat. Precious is one of the best female vocal recordings ever, i think.

Mr. Freddie Mercury ...

please, bjork couldn't hold courtney's vomit cup. chrissie hynde is major hot, though.

Ms Courtney Love ...

i'll have a word with her tonight, she may be into organizing it, although she's usually very busy sleeping, eating, peeing and woofing at squirrels besides, other than Courtney Love, who else could play Dogfest? (and fwiw, I do think Ms Love is simply one of the best female rock singers ever!, so I joke with love)

that's because we have maybe three good venues .... hmmm, hold on, did I just contradict myself? over the weekend at the GO Festival, it became very obvious that even Waterloo has a lot more good venues than Guelph. ok, we suck.

do I actually have to count back to figure out my rank? i dont see it.

how does one figure that out?

hmmmmm, there are a lot of people on here from Ottawa and yet your city still sucks. GUELPH RULES!!! [color:orange]hehe

New theme: Home is where the bands are: Music you love from the town where you currently live. (state the place too) 1. The Wooden Stars - Country Violins (Ottawa) 2. Where's Veronica - Doorf*cker (Nanaimo) 3. Noises from the Toolshed - Half Moon Bay (Victoria) 4. nero - Breakline (Ottawa) 5. Constantines - Thieves (Guelph) 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

ya know, i never trusted unicorns ...

i saw the pumpkins a number of years ago at massey hall and really enjoyed them. the most memorable part of the show was the ending when they invited people up onto the stage with them, individually handed off their instuments to these people instructing them to "just play" and within a couple of minutes the band had all left and this bunch a non-musicians were jamming away - very badly. it was kinda bizarre but fun. and for sure hart, james and d'arcy were/are a huge part of this band. the v-fest tanked last year because of organizational stupidity too. i seem to recall that the flaming lips only played a half hour set or something because of delays throughout the day and a curfew on the island. people were pissed! in fact, the band actually had to apologize for the fiasco the very next day. toronto island is the single worst venue for this sort of show, i thot they would have learned from that blunder, but i guess not. i dont hold out much hope for this year's event if it's run by the same jokers who "attempted" to run it last year. my dog could put on a better festival.

im tired, too tired to figure out a new theme. up for grabs!

Theme: These are my roots (Songs about a place you have called home. Feel free to interpret that as broadly as you like). 1. Roy Hurd - Adirondack Blue 2. Barenaked Ladies - Lovers In A Dangerous Time (the tail end of the video was done at/near the corner of McCown & Eglinton, walking distance to my childhood home) 3. B.A. Johnston - Jesus is from Steeltown 4. Frontier Index - If It Don't Work Out (THESE ARE MY BOYS!!) 5. ABBA - Waterloo (very broad interpretation) 6. Bob Dylan - Highlands (Haliburton for 10 yrs) 7. The Prince Brothers - Lake Of Bays 8. Bourbon Tabernacle Choir - Solitude Mama (reference to North Toronto ... "old neighbourhood") 9. Stephen Fearing - The Longest Road 10. Steve Sinnicks - The Ballad of Sam Lawrence 11. Keller Williams - Sunny Rain 12. Delores Claman/CBC - Hockey Night in Canada Theme