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a couple of friends of mine prepared their usual amount of gear in the usual way, both have a large tolerance and take 50mls (250 mgs) of methadone so use .6 or .7 between them, this time the girl got a third of the way down the syringe and felt similar symptoms as when you are about to 'go over'- extreme itching (unbearable) blood rush to the head, funny taste in mouth etc. after a while she had the rest of the hit and this passed off normally. this then happened to the chap same symptoms but with some face swelling. Am i right in thinking this was high levels of codeine causing this?

I thought Bob Seger was the dad on the full house show.

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

Depends on your area of course, Hamilton is weird when it comes to internet (certain companies have a monopoly on certain areas), but it seems a lot of folks here like Teksavvy. http://teksavvy.com/en/default.asp

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:clapclap: Ha! Well played.

Doing either of those would land me in jail, or get me punched in the face.

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Little Feat The Pepper Jack Cafe Hamilton, Ontario 2006-09-08 AUD Rocket In My Pocket Cadillac Hotel Apolitical Blues > Long Distance Call > The Sky Is Cryin' > A Apolitical Blues Honest Man Cajun Girl Willin' > Don't Bogart That Joint > Long Black Veil > The Weight > Willin' Drivin' Blind Fat Man In The Bathtub > Get Up Stand Up > Walk on Guilded Splinters > Fat Man In The Bathtub Dixie Chicken Encore: Rock And Roll Every night

Just like to add to Jaimoe's comment, if your digging deeper into Muddy, do your self a favour and listen to some Son House & Charlie Patton, both were big influences on Muddy. I would also recommend listening to some Robert Lee McCollum (aka: Robert Nighthawk) if your a fan of the raw electric blues sound. I personally put the Nighthawk right up there with Muddy. oypAbJj-fEs off topic I know, but damn..

Since my liquor store starting carrying Dead Elephant in larger numbers (eg: I can by a dozen) I haven't even tried another ale...guess I should get back at it but that beer is just so fuckin' good. Some interesting selections posted I wanna try now.

I'm not quite sure I understand this. I really don't see any "hate" going on here at all, just a differing personal taste & opinion. So Arcade Fire are having fun on stage, awesome. Bands like new kids on the block, black eyed peas, Celine Dion etc. all look like they are/were having a fun onstage as well from what I've seen - in fact, I'm hard pressed to think of any band up on stage making boat loads of money, doing something they love NOT having fun when they play (ok, maybe GnR is an exception). That's just not enough for me to love, or even enjoy the music. I guess what I'm really curious about is, why is a differing opinion, or taste in music considered "hating on" or being a "cranky ass" or is this just one of those situations where it's love the band or keep your mouth shut? (much like we've seen with Phish or The Slip around here) Honestly, I have all three of their albums on my computer, all due to the accolades I've read here, and quite honestly, with no offense to anyone, nor the band but I find most of their music to sound the same - I wish I could elaborate further, but I won't for fear of sounding like I am trashing them - which is not my intention here. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to see a Canadian band get the grammy, and more importantly, a band not seemingly created by some wise ass record exec sitting in an office - but album of the year? Can't say I hear it, but good for them.

Bob Dylan Official Rarities - Searching For A Gem 17 cds / 278 tracks Part 2 (CD11) R-0517 King Of Kings - a previously unreleased instrumental with Ronnie Wood and Bob on guitars, presumably recorded at Ron Wood's home studio, Sandymount, County Kildare, Ireland, 1996, from Ronnie Wood's album Not For Beginners, Nov 2001 R-0266 The Lonesome River (Ralph & Carter Stanley) - with Ralph Stanley, from his Rebel Records album Clinch Mountain Country, 1998 R-0275 Chimes Of Freedom - new version with Joan Osborne, recorded Oct 1998, from the Mercury soundtrack album of the TV mini-series The '60s, 1999 Other Guest Appearances R-0544 Man Of Peace - recorded with the Grateful Dead during rehearsals at Club Front, San Rafael, CA, 9 Jun 1987, from the Grateful Dead Records/Arista album Postcards Of The Hanging: The Grateful Dead Play The Music Of Bob Dylan, 2002 R-0235 The Wicked Messenger - Bob sings vocals with the Grateful Dead from 1987 on The Dead Play Dylan, Red Robin (Germany), 1994 R-0236 The Times They Are A-Changin' - Bob sings vocals with the Grateful Dead from 1987 on The Dead Play Dylan, Red Robin (Germany), 1994, R-0217 Mr. Tambourine Man - with the Byrds, recorded at the Roy Orbison Tribute Concert, Feb 1990, from their Columbia Legacy boxed set The Byrds, 1990 R-0325 Don't Think Twice It's Alright - recorded at Madison Square Gardens, New York with Eric Clapton and his band, 30 Jun 1999, from video and DVD Eric Clapton and Friends In Concert, Warner Music Vision/Reprise, 2000 R-0326 Crossroads (Robert Johnson/Eric Clapton) - with Eric Clapton and his band, recorded at Madison Square Gardens, New York with Eric Clapton and his band, 30 Jun 1999, from video and DVD Eric Clapton and Friends In Concert, Warner Music Vision/Reprise, 2000 Bonus tracks: R-0521 Interfere (Ronnie Wood) - with Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagen and Willie Weeks, instrumental recorded at Ron Wood's home studio, Sandymount, County Kildare, Ireland, 1996 This is a longer version (4:39) of R-0264, released on a CD included with Ronnie's book of paintings Ron Wood On Canvas: Every Picture Tells A Story, see 1998. This version has a longer intro and has been overdubbed by Scotty Moore, D. J. Fontana and Ian Jennings in addition to the original performers of Ronnie and Bob, Ian McLagan and Willie Weeks The Grateful Dead - "The Grateful Dead Hour #705" - Syndicated Radio Show CD (USA), for broadcast during week of 25 Mar 2002: R-0567 Stealin' (Will Shade) - recorded with the Grateful Dead during rehearsals at Club Front, San Rafael, CA, Jun 1987, previously unreleased R-0568 Oh Boy (West/Petty/Tilghman) - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased R-0569 John Brown - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased R-0570 Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash) - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased R-0571 Gotta Serve Somebody - recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased R-0572 Hideaway (Freddie King)/C C Rider (Chuck Willis) - medley recorded as R-0567, previously unreleased

Well, I didn't want to be the first one to say it, so thanks edger. I've given a few albums a try. It's not just you.

Liked this enough I figured I'd start a thread.

For years I thought this was a Canned Heat song. kYWiUErA9Kw

Some interesting pictures dating from January 25 to February 12 - make sure to click "open in full screen" to see all 27 pics. http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2011/02/12/egypt.html?ref=rss

Great CD! Currently, I have this playing..

Right on Brian, great to see your bringing her back to the Hammer.

http://www.amazon.com/Deadwood-Music-Original-Various-Artists

Only thing I've seen was "coming soon to theaters" on the movies website. http://themusicneverstopped-movie.com For anyone interested, this movie is based on the book by Oliver Sacks called "The Last Hippie".

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