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I've seen them a handful of times and always left wanting more.

Return To Forever: Where Have I Known You Before (1974 Polydor -- Corea, Clarke, Di Meola, White) 1. Vulcan Worlds 2. Where Have I Loved You Before? 3. The Shadow of Lo 4. Where Have I Danced With You Before? 5. Beyond the Seventh Galaxy 6. Earth Juice 7. Where Have I Known You Before? 8. Song to the Pharoah Kings Album Notes (CDUniverse.com) -- This classic, cookin' fusion record from the heyday of the genre still sounds exciting today. Keyboardist Chick Corea leads his band on an intergalactic cruise into the void where rock and jazz meet in an explosive big bang. Playing with sci-fi imagery, Corea, bassist Stanley Clarke, drummer Lenny White, and guitarist Al DiMeola know how to trip the light fantastic. White's searching "The Shadow of Lo" lets DiMeola riff with velvety guitars around Corea's sunny keys. On the closing space/jazz tug of war "Song to the Pharaoh Kings," Corea's synths pop like subatomic nuclei, while White lays down a frenzied star storm of clashing cymbals and ringing snares, and DiMeola and Clarke's strings wrap themselves around each other with impressive skill.

Back in the day, 1 of my 2 Gretz rookies made a great motor sound when closepinned to the back tire of my Huffy. The front tire was devoted to my only Grant Fuhr rookie. The sound replication was short lived with the cards and for some reason I always picked the best of my O-Pee-Chee collection. My bike was still one of the cooler ones on the street. By todays standards it would likely be the most valuable at any given time. Steve Yzerman, Dennis Potvin, Mike Bossy, Rick Vaive, Wendel Clark, Chris Chelios, and many other marquee players had their collector cards run through those steel spokes if only I would have known about Jo Jo and her psychic alliance back in the 80's I could be a wealthy man right now.

My condolences Greg. It's a tough thing to do, even though it is sometimes necessary. All the best to you Hud, and Greg.

Happy St. Paddys day to you M. Have a great time. According to The Vatican it was yesterday. They moved it. http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=9917

Thanx bro. I've got 8 mins till the bus comes to grab me. Have a good night all. I know I will. Highlander it is!

Guess not. Is there anywhere nearby where a guy can get a pint of Guinness before embarking on Mavericks where I will be stuck drinking 50 all night long? Tonight could turn into a G&T night. Uh Oh.

If it ever comes to that I would recommend a 3/4" but it'll likely be done for in a matter of seconds. A more logical though would have been strapping a wheel barrow on there.

Legion Of Green Men - Floating In Shallow Water

Up for a pre-show drink Brad?

I'm grabbing the bus from here in Kanata and according to octranspos' travel plan I will arrive at approxiamately 8:57pm if I walk the pace in which normal transit riders do. However, I am thinking I should wait it out and maybe stop and grab a beer somewhere else before I get to Mavericks.

Just remembered this thread from a while back and decided to throw in my two cents. Check out: Sasha and Digweed - Northern Exposure Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 Most Of All: Legion Of Green Men - Floating In Shallow Water (if you can find it Dima )

Any idea what time they go on?

Are these crows going to attend Wassabi tonight? Doesn't seem like anyone else is.

First time I've come across this thread. Currently I am sipping on one of my favorite domestic micro brews. Camerons Auburn Ale The are a brewery in Oakville, Ontario. I literally stumbled across it at a beer store a few years ago. Liked the packaging, comes in a 9 pack, but most of all I loved their slogan. "Brewed by a connoisseur, not an accountant." They also have a great lager and one other, might be a cream ale. Anyways, if you haven't tried it then go out and get yourself self some. Excellent beer. Especially, if you are a fan of Upper Canada Brewery quite similar but I enjoy Camerons more. My opinion anyways.

Apparantley it is also a mild aphrodisiac. I have yet to spread it all over a womans body like a friend of mine did after learning this. However, it's in my top 3 condiments bar none. A good hot sauce being at the top. i.e. Chalola As for foods I wish I liked but don't. Beets! Can't stand the texture, sight, taste, or faint odour. If they are in a salad that is at a table I'm sitting at then that salad won't be the only one that is tossed.

Happy Birthday Phil. Listening to a Bertha right now from 71 and you've always had it together. Thanx for being a meal to my ears and cheers to many more.

The Grateful Dead Three From the Vault - 2/19/71, Capitol Theater, Port Chester NY Disc One: Two Ditties The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down Spring Song Truckin’ Loser Cumberland Blues It Hurts Me Too Bertha Playing in the Band Dark Hollow Smokestack Lightning China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Disc Two: Greatest Story Ever Told Johnny B. Goode Bird Song Easy Wind Deal That's It For The Other One >Cryptical Envelopment >Drums >The Other One Wharf Rat Good Lovin' Casey Jones

I noticed that thesmoroning around 11:30 so we would never had made it. Quite the place though and looks as though it's going through a complete overhaul too.

My girlfriend and I went to the nature museum earlier this afternoon. I saw lots of different types of birds. There wasn't a ?taxidermized? penguin on display which was a little dissapointing but all in all it was well worth the price of admission.

Glad to hear it all went swimmingly. Go Collingwood Scene! Bout Time!

So Brad what time will you be heading to Mavericks?

Railroad Earth - Elko DISC ONE 1. LONG WAY TO GO - 6:21 2. COLORADO - 9:26 3. BIRD IN A HOUSE - 7:22 4. THE HUNTING SONG - 11:57 5. OLD MAN AND THE LAND - 6:57 6. HEAD - 15:42 DISC TWO 1. ELKO 9:00 2. MIGHTY RIVER - 7:55 3. LIKE A BUDDHA - 16:01 4. WARHEAD BOOGIE - 15:06 5. RAILROAD EARTH - 6:01 6. SEVEN STORY MOUNTAIN - 14:10

That I am BradM. Just gave the old bumptity bump in your calendar posting.

The stupidity that I am plagued by more than takes it's toll on my ability to entertain. I'll spend the rest of the weekend at the library engorged in history books accompanied by a few flasks full of Mezcal mixed with Sammy Adams with a CC chaser on hand so I have the three largest countries in North America covered alcohol wise anyways.