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Yep, one of my emails gets alot of it.
Copied exactly as is.
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I have a serious lack of Who in my opinion, handful of live shows, some vinyl,cassettes,CDs & no legit DVD releases, I think they'll be moved to the top of the list.
I really want to get Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970 & Live at the Royal Albert Hall.
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LOL, well it may seem that way, but I only mention things I do have & say nothing if I don't. Buying a computer with a 360 GB HDD didn't help either. I've actually tried to stop downloading until I got all my CDs organized (in cases with covers) so far I still have 12 full spindles (50 disc per) to go through, as well hundreds of paper sleeved CDs (lets not talk about my hard drive). I did take my email off my trade list to slow things down but I forsee an intervention coming my way about my trading and downloading.
Sadly, the DVD I mentioned above doesn't seem to work, even on my computer (I wanted to copy it), so it looks like I gotta try & get another copy off the guy again, now this guy (Rev. Jim) has everything & anything on DVD, I know Stoned Phillips will concur with me on this.
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Yep, awesome tune & version. I have this on a DVD of various Who video's & live footage. Great stuff.
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Thanks for putting this in my head actually, think I'll throw on some Who.
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Get a sweet tan like this guys, a disco ball like above and imagine the possibilities. Limitless.
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The xbox 360 has some strange USB devices also, things like a coffee warmer and lava lamp. LOL
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Lets not forget the tanning device now availble too. LOL
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On a somewhat related note (Zappa content), I just saw this on another baord, although no link was provided, its from Relix so I'm sure someone has it or can find a link.
Relix: What's your opinion of bands covering Frank's music onstage, as Phish used to?Gail Zappa: One thing you fight for as an artist is that you get paid for your work. Here's the way I look at it: They're playing Frank's music and I'm not getting paid. Frank did not write it for them to play without paying him, so they sure as f*ck should have paid me. It's small money to perform it, cents on a dollar. That's what I don't understand. Why wouldn't they want to do right by the artist? What do they write music for? Do they buy groceries for their kids? Well, so did Frank Zappa.
Relix: I take it that's how you feel about anyone playing Frank's music?
Gail Zappa: In America every day rock musicians f*ck people over by not turning in their setlists for licensing. They're much more stringent in Europe. Don't get me wrong. I love people covering Frank's music. But I want them to license it, I want them to get permission, and I want them to pay.
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I really like '91 Phish actually. 1991-11-16 The Bayou,Washington,DC, although perhaps not the best from that year is probally my favourite.
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Having grown up around Outlaw MC (2 uncles are members) I can atest to some being really nice guys, even fun to be around. Would I trust any of them? Nope. Is there more then just guys wanting to ride, party hard etc? yep, its organized crime, plain & simple. Pretty much why I never ever wanted to join when I had a bike (72 Triumph custom), that and fear of my father kickin my ass across the country. Not to mention end up like my uncle, which is another story altogether.
As for the hounding folks who own harleys, it happens I guess but usually the person themself fits the profile or acts the part, hence the attraction of the clubbers. I have a lot of friends with harleys and not one has ever been bothered by anyone. I know many Hamilton folks have met my buddy Brian who used to come to La Luna's & Casbah for shows on occasion, he was asked once by a guy he worked with that was HA, he declined without any issue nor was asked again.
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coming out early (after 5 weeks)
holy sheepshit! that's quite a vacation...
Last summer we were in for 5 1/2 weeks, planned on 8 but due to a few unfortunate circumstances we had to pull out early.
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I keep forgetting the rumor in Ottawa was I went to rehab not canoeing, my review never got posted in the travel forum either, I'm not the best writer so I assumed that was the reason.
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That would be one hell of a portage. Is the river that flows by the campground the big east river?? There is an annual ride down the big east out of Huntsville every July 1st weekend. What a pissfest. I fell out of the canoe last time I was on it. What a bender.
It would be a good portage thats for sure but not really too bad. Where we usually are it would probally take another two days to get to the Magnetawan, (taking it easy thats is) then from there it would be a breeze.
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Will do Josh, as long as I can make it. I haven't tracked that acoustic recording yet, sorta hard to seperate at times so I may just burn it as a single since its not for archive.
You've seen the new uploads eh? The 2000 Montreal & the couple 96 shows. I have a 99 montreal show to get up soon too once I finish with the recent shows I recorded.
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FAB FOUR-EVER
An album featuring "completely new music" by the Fab Four is to be released this summer, concurrent with a glitzy Las Vegas stage show that will feature the tunes, reps for the band said yesterday.
The album comes 36 years after the rockers broke up, and 25 years after the death of John Lennon and more than four years after the death of George Harrison.
The new tunes will be cobbled together from hundreds of hours of tape of The Beatles' music.
Surviving band members Paul McCartney, 63, and Ringo Starr, 65, will help supervise the project.
"It involves the creation, by the remixing and remastering of The Beatles' recorded performances, of completely new music," said Neil Aspinall, head of the band's Apple Records.
The new tunes will appear in a show by Cirque du Soleil, the famed French troupe of acrobats, at the Mirage in Vegas.
The project was the idea of Harrison, two years before his death.
Aspinall said great care is being taken not to create a nostalgia show, but one that will reflect The Beatles' "uniqueness."
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I'd like to make this one since I haven't been to a Lose Your shoes since it was in Bracebridge, 1999 I believe was my last. But, as it stands I'll be on my yearly canoe trip, although it wouldn't be to bad coming out early (after 5 weeks) to catch some live music. probally could portage there actually...lol.
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Hey Cully, if I make it to this one I'll have a handful of CDs for ya. If not get in touch next time your rolling through steeltown.
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My key interest in it right now is trying to get some Harvard Mouse tracks up on the HM site, which seems kind of bare without any audio. I'll be sure to throw up a link if ever this gets accomplished.
Well, you've got enough info on mp3 encoders, but you could always give permission at archive.org, upload some shows, then link to entire shows there from the HM website also. Just a thought.
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No myspace here. Don't see the purpose, nor do I feel a need to promote myself, I have a blog if I want to do that. Although in two years I've only posted half a dozen times to that thing.
I frequent about four messageboards, thats more then enough for me and emails or phone calls are more the adequate for me to keep in touch with my friends.
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Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if it is bikers. Especially seeing as a New Haven CT chapter president of the Hells Angels was murdered previous to this occuring and rumored to have been killed by a Outlaws MC member(s).
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Can someone post the stats? I havent been able to access since maybe january. I already have a good idea who I owe discs to, but wouldn't mind seeing how I fared. Much appreciated.
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Hopefully I can find a lift to this one, the 14th is my sisters b-day so I have to be around for dinner & drinks, but if all works out I plan to be there & do some taping.
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Thats strange to me, last show I was at there (GTB & Lake Trout) we saw a girl sit on the couch & stick herself with a needle that was left on the couch...[color:purple]now thats chill...
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A couple serious sweet covers here by Doug Cox & Sam Hurrie . I know Kev0 will back me up on these guys, as well anyone who caught their show at PJC or in Toronto..
Some sweet saturday morning beer in hand music...let me tell ya.
Vanderpark 2006-04-08 Hamilton now available
in Soundboard
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Vanderpark
The Pepper Jack Cafe
Hamilton, ON
2006-04-08
Try Try Try
Holy Toledo
y=x2
Better *
For Years
Stretch *
Shine
All Night Long *+
Alright & Okay
Dave Stulberg - Guitar, vocals
Marcus Wong - Guitar, vocals
Hanaya Haddad - Drums
Alan Demsky - Bass
* w/ Shain Shaprio on percussion [Kae Sun]
+ Lionel Richie
http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details
Cheers