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Jack Straw

I like Massey Hall I just hate sitting on the Gallery because of the poor sightlines and the dirty wooden seats.

Whoa, I want to make this clear so there are no disapointments. This is ONE free issue of Relix, I think a subscription would cost about $15.95US a year after your trial issue

nope it's all reserved seating and crappy seating at that. If you get tickets on the gallery(second balcony) you might as well go blindfolded!

whopps... Massey Hall

I was at that 2/22/02 Mule show!!! I missed the GIYF though cause it was sold out and I was outside trying to find a ticket.

I loved the Don't Step On The Grass and the Mule > What Is Hip? > Third Stone jam > Norwegian Wood tease > Mule

what a great show!!!

Bela Fleck and The Flecktones

Sat. April 12 2003 8PM

Tickets $35.50 - $45.50

On Sale Thursday November 14th 10AM through Ticketmaster

Relix is doing a promotion where they are giving out free issues of their magazine. You are under no obligations to subscribe or give them any money whatsoever.

Email me your name and full mailing address and I'll sign you up.

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Apparently Donna has "found god" and become a very devoted christian. I don't know if the boys don't want her there but the last I heard SHE didn't want to perform with them.

Those seats are right near me

I'm (SECTION D, ROW 19, SEATS 2 TO 1)

anyone else going?

I'll be at the Merchant Ale House tonight seeing Rose Garland. Those guys know them so I'll get the info for you tonight hopefully.

BTW they were amazing when I saw them open for the Tricksters at that Zooz place, I'd really like to see them again too.

If Axl did show up the crowd would have probably just rioted during Mix Master Mike's set.

What the hell is up with him opening on this tour anyways?

If Axl shows up and I don't have to pay a dime I'm gonna check out the ACC show. I used to love them, mind you I know this current tour is not "them". The new band sounds interesting to say the least. Plus hearing the Mix Master's patented tweek scratch on Welcome To The Jungle will be sweet.

Thousands of fans rioted for about an hour outside GM Place in downtown Vancouver on Thursday night after Axl Rose, the lead singer of Guns N' Roses, failed to appear for a concert.

It was to have been the first show of the rock band's North American leg of its Chinese Democracy World Tour. Guns N' Roses has a history of concert no-shows.

A band spokesman said poor weather conditions at Los Angeles airport made it impossible for Rose's plane to fly.

Staff at concert promoter Clear Channel Entertainment weren't available for comment, however, a band spokesman said the performance scheduled Friday in Tacoma, Wash., would go ahead.

The band rehearsed Wednesday in GM Place without Rose, who rarely rehearses with his band.

The trouble began when the venue doors didn't open as scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Some people in the lineup began leading chants of "B.S., B.S."

Ticket sales wickets were shut down and when the official announcement came over the loudspeakers at 7:40 p.m., tempers flared.

"That's it, I'm trashing all my GNR stuff," said fan Dana Claydon. "I've been waiting for this since '93 when Axl cancelled the last time. What a jerk."

Within 15 minutes, the upset crowd turned into an angry mob smashing some GM Place windows.

Police cars began arriving and police and stadium security began to move the crowd away from the broken windows.

After a Roman candle was fired off in the direction of officers, police advanced and told people to disperse.

Most did, however, some rowdies began smashing ticket sales windows and throwing rocks at police from the parking lot across from the stadium.

Alysha Stephanischin, 22, of Japser, Alta., was one of the people caught between the two sides and wound up being struck by a billy club.

"I don't blame the officer, there was so much going on, but we weren't dong anything," she said through tears. "I really wish we didn't come tonight, I didn't even want to."

Jim and Stacy Stelmacher of Port Alberni, B.C., came for the day to hook up with Ryan Stookert and Angie Beers who flew in from Calgary just for the show that was supposed to be a birthday surprise for Stookert, a DJ at CJAY radio.

"What a great present, but I guess I just was never meant to see this band," Stookert said. "We're getting out of here now."

Refunds for the show will be available at point of purchase Nov. 14.

The line-up for the 14th Annual Warren Haynes Christmas Jam has been announced. The show, which will benefit Habitat for Humanity, will take place December 21 at the Civic Center in Asheville, NC. Featured performers are Gov’t Mule, Bob Weir, moe., the John Hiatt Band and Robert Randolph & The Family Band. Special guests include Dave Schools, Audley Freed, DJ Logic, John Molo, Rob Barraco, Joey Arkenstat (the mystery man himself), Kevn Kinney, Edwin McCain and Jerry Joseph. Other surprises are expected.

Sounds like a road trip I might have to make.

I first saw Ani in '95 and everytime in Ontario since then, but her last album left a bad taste in my mouth. Alas I'll be at the Massey Hall show.

It's funny that she is "lesbian rock" and marriend to a man.

I can't wait for this show, I'm glad it's at the 360 and not the CoZo. It's good to finally see someone other than Caution Jam using that beautiful room.

I got Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes - Live at the Greek the day it came out USED at Second Spin on Bloor.

10/26/02:

Neil opener set: Old Laughing Lady, Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere, From Hank To Hendrix

Tenacious D(unconfirmed): Flash/Wonderboy, Kielbasa, Tribute, Saxaboom, Neil, Beatles Medley

Thom York(acoustic): Everything In Its Right Place, I Might Be Wrong, Sail To The Moon, Spinning Plates, There There, Pyramid Song, Lucky, After The Goldrush

Neil Young(solo closer set): Heart of Gold*, Old Man, Don't Let It Bring You Down, Mother Earth, Birds, Needle and the Damage, Love and Affection E: Comes A Time *w/ James Taylor

10/27/02:

The Other Ones(acoustic):

Truckin'> FOTD, Cumberland Blues, Box Of Rain, Uncle Johns Band> The Wheel>GDTRFB> And We Bid You Goodnight

Neil's sets on the second day were pretty much the same as 10/26/02 I can't seem to find Thom York or the D's setlists from the second day. Looks like a smokin' weekend though!!!

Someone at the Zone last night told me that people who had purchased these new Live Phish releases got a small sticker that claimed there was a new studio Phish album being released in early December.

I also read at allstar.com that an Elektra spokesperson said that the band went into rehersals and wound up recording 20 new songs in 3 days. They also said the new songs sound more like the band's "earlier" material.

Anyone else hear about this?

I'll be there working the merch booth for Lake Trout, be sure to stop by and get some merchandise!!!

Gov't Mule Setlist - 10/24/02

Set 1: Bad Little Doggie, Rocking Horse, Time to Confess, Banks of the Deep End, When Doves Cry (1 verse) > Beautifully Broken > Doves Cry (1 verse) > Beautifully Broken, (with Phil Lesh & Friends: ) Night of 1000 Stars, Real Thing, No More Do I, Liberty, Lovelight

Set 2: Sailin' Shoes > Spanish Moon > Cissy Strut > Spanish Moon, Brickyard Blues, Larger than Life, If 6 was 9, Devil Likes It Slow, No Need to Suffer, Empty Pages, Blind Man in the Dark, Mule > Who Do You Love? > Mule

Encore 1: drums > Emminence Front

Encore 2: Comfortably Numb intro > Soulshine

7:30PM and I still got section D row 19 tickets for Auburn Hills!!!

Did anyone see Roger Moore's first film "Roger & Me"?

He just started covering it on this fall tour (since October 4th or something). He's also covering Neil's "Old Man" on this tour.

I wish the setlists looked that good on this years summer tour.