sam stone

schwa:

try these guys - they are truly experts and will direct you to the best choice for your budget.

Folkway Music

www.folkwaymusic.com

163 Suffolk Street West

Guelph, ON N1H

(877) 763-5524

or just get a mini-van

hey alot of really great bands play in Paris.

I think Rick Emmet is playing at the fair this year..

i must be alergic too

you know the whole spiked drink thing can go more then one way, the other night we were partying at the bar and we didnt have any drugs left, well my buddys wife says "oh my god I think that dude over there just put something in my drink, do something", so I'm like, "well if your worried about it, I guess I could drink it!"

that reminds me, I still owe marshas dad a case of lucky

come on Mo! whats a hundred bucks? i'm planning on blowing twice that on booze and gambling this sat.

that Sunshine girl told me she likes it when I wear my glasses

So not really using your vote to influence any sort of foresight and change?

Way to keep the status quo rolling along, buddy.

i think the status quo in Canada is pretty great actually. sure I disagree with a few policy items (drug penaltes, afghanistan) but on the whole I thnk we live in an amazing, free, tolerant, demoratic society, and the thing that wil enable us (our government) to continue providing all the increadable services it does is wealth. so I go where the money is....show me the money.

I believe there is a much wider poitical gap between the Republicans and Democrats then exists between our two major parties (at least socially)

In Canada there is not such a gap, Conservative or Liberal doesnt really affect the social fabric too much. both parties are fairly central on the spectrum....maybe that contributes to voter apathy? the notion that we will remain a fairly socially 'liberal' society regardless...

I believe that to be the case, so I cast my vote in favor of the party who I think can provide the most responsible fiscal policy, therefor I voted for Harper...

also Dion seemed like a douche bag

some of 'em do

that is fu@kin awesome man

you must be on cloud 9

COOL EDIT Pro is now ADOBE AUDITION and its on the net for free - I think Doug got it through bit torrent? not really sure what that even means but thats where he got it...for free

its awesome

I have Pro Tools but sometimes prefer audobe for simple tasks

anyone who missed out on this great night or wants to see an encore show, can come down to port dover tonight at the lighthouse theatre....show starts at 8!

signal chain is the thing....from source to 'tape' - whats your path? whats your weak link? it starts with the musician, then flows through the mike, then through the preamp/channel strip then to the A/D convertor and finally to the capture device. (outboard effects like compression/ limiting need to be squeezed in there too sometimes)

Presonus is a pretty good name, so your A/D conversion is probably OK...maybe your next move should be a couple of decent mikes..for vocal work you need a good large diaphram condenser...a couple of small diaphram condensers for accoustic instruments and overheads...after your mike collection is in order a good tube preamp might be a consideration for warming up your signal before commiting it to the digital world...i'm just starting to scratch the surface myself, and believe me it can be an expensiv hobby,

back to my first point, decide what the weakest link in your signal chain is, and attack that first

thats the spirit!

ya this guy has history! he's played and recorded with all kinds of heavyweights, Dylan, Garth Hudson, Levon Helm, the whole Big Pink crowd.

pretty neat stuff...

i fuckin lov tab

yes 10 at the door....see ya there!

"Yet another example of why Fake Bobby is vastly superior..."

its funny how good fake bobby is. way better then fake Jerry, kinda like the opposite of the real Bobby and Jerry... its like a mirror image diametrical universe sort of thing with DSO.

love 'em

right on Mark...these guys have such history behind them, I hope alot of folks can make it out to this, ive seen them twice and both times, it was goosebumps.

plus fista only turns 30 once!

thanks to all you KW kids who came out to see the Big G. He definately was thrilled with the enthusiasm of the crowd. We will be doing the whole thing again next year. Hopefully we layed some groundwork this year for next year to be a even bigger success. Thanks to everybody who came out to all the shows, it was a very cool couple of weeks,

Ryan

2 good foot rubs = 1 good blow job

Ya, we had quite a week,

after rehersing Monday and Tuesday, we played 4 nights in a row. By Saturday night in Simcoe we were tearing it up! it was really fun.

I'm sure the Boathouse gig in KW will be fantastic!

10-17-08 08:24 AM - Post#559424

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Big Gilson, an internationally acclaimed blues player from Rio de Janeiro is coming back to Ontario for a two week run.

www.biggilson.com

www.rockingtheblues.com/BigGilson.htm

He will be joined on stage by

Tony Duclose, Harmonica and vocals

Ryan Morrison, Keys

Ricky Nue, Drums

Marco Wright, Bass

October 29th Pepper Jack Cafe, Hamilton

October 30th Two Doors Down, Brantford

October 31st Bristol Road, London

November 1st Kent Street, Simcoe

November 6th Two Doors Down, Brantford

November 7th Angelo's, Port Dover

November 8th Liquid Lounge, Brantford (afternooon)

November 8th Boathouse, KW (evening)

November 9th Wortley Road, London

“...When I see such a young man so far from America, playing the blues so well, I feel happy and proud that my mission in this life is doneâ€

B.B. King on Big Gilson

ya maybe then me and Doug could lead blind people around town...i think we'd be excellent at it, I for one can see like a motherfucker