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http://www.myspace.com/theriverempires Thought some JB.ca'ers may dig this. This band from Oregan put out an amazing 29-track concept album about...some kind of murder or something, don't exactly know yet...but anyways so far I'm in love with the music. Check them out!

Yep, north-end at corner of Bank and Gloucester. I'll be there with some work buddies.

He's playing at the downtown Bank St location. http://compactmusic.ca 12:30 PM Free

Family dinner stuff...BUT I'll be there just-in-time for BP or a bit late. My god are the newest batch of tunes absolutely amazing. Please see this band.

Just realized DM Stith is opening. Make sure to check him out.

after breaking it all down I was leaning towards dropping by the rideau location (as they seem to have the most in stock) .. ... ...then along came ^ this post...*le sigh*

Looking some good external HD deals 1TB or 2TB. If there are any good portable deals on too I'd be interested (500gb or 1TB) ??

Got some PMs and things are looking optimistic. I like these helpful jambands.ca'ers

I can't access it at the moment, but they posted the schedule on their facebook account at http://facebook.com/brucepeninsula EDIT: http://www.supercrawl.ca/news/2010/09/supercrawl-schedule/ BP are on at 9 PM on York Street Stage. Its best to check with spectrasonic, but I believe they are on sale at the normal places (vertigo, venue). That show also has a FB show page via spectrasonic.

I do not believe myself to be a fortune teller, but it just found out my camera buddy dropped out. I was going to rent TWO HD cams for multiple angles (preferably the two actually manning a camera would be the nice HDs rather then use it as a redundant steady angle on a tripod or something). So, I guess I can unintentionally use my own thread to ask, if anyone knows someone who would be down to help as camera man for the Burnstown gig on October 14. THe other dates I'm all flexible for a) using one HD camera or putting on tripod, but for Burnstown gig I really was looking to get 2 cameras on the floor moving around. *Also this isn't exactly a paying gig...on the flipside there aren't any costs other than ones time. Anyways, if not no big deal, there are a few others options/people I can think of an try and contact.

Bruce Peninsula Ontario mini-tour. Filming/production help/advice?/maybe? Hey dudes, as you may know im big BP-head. The band is doing some dates as follows: http://www.bruce-peninsula.com/shows.htm But the topic is not solely to promote the dates, there’s more. You see, I am also going to be doing a film project with and for the band to use for promo stuff for the forthcoming album in the spring. I will likely be filming the stretch of shows of Montreal, Burnstown*, Kingston, and Ottawa. You know like sound checks, chilling, eating before, etc. But specifically the *Burnstown gig at Neat Coffee shop is what the emphasis will be on as they hold a special place for that venue. The format for that show is two sets (so they will be likely premiering newer than new stuff, and other goodies) and it is held in a beautiful old school house converted into a stage. The front of the schoolhouse is a coffee shop. So for that show we plan on doing some take-away style video shoots around Burntown, with backdrop of the beautiful Ottawa valley I think it would look really nice (around river maybe, or in front of the local church, attic of venue etc.). Also get some shots of the town, the venue, soundcheck, attic prep, the show, after-show etc. Onto the matter…this is more of advice-seeking post. I am planning on renting two Panasonic HVX-200 HD cameras, wireless mics (maybe need a boom for the take-away style ones as well), the band will be bringing a 24 channel mixer (I hope, still need to confirm) etc. I was wondering if anyone has done a project similar to this? And if they have any advice for me or items to think of? Like I already know for the Panny HVXs since they run on P2 cards, I will need a runner to transfer the footage after 50some minutes to a hard drive and pop it back in (since they hold two at a time, you pop one out, transfer and format it and pop it back in). You know, the small logistical things that become big things. Or, if anyone has experience in doing these kind of projects, and if you think you can offer help with some equipment or anything at all really and would like to join along we could definitely talk. Coolio, ZK

Indeed, looks hot.

The new album is stunning. This is her best work.

New single "Je te laisserai des mots" now on iTunes. But its not really new as it is from the soundtrack he wrote for the film, Mere et Filles (the new version is a bit different). OLD VERSION: NEW VERSION

Land of Talk were scheduled to headline on the 12th of September, but the promoters pushed the festival back a few weeks and so nada for them.

Patrick Watson played the Shoe last night at the private party.

Colin recently reupped a clip:

...and its up! http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/blogs/2010/9/Library-Voices-Bruce-Peninsula-and-Huron-In-Concert-On-the-Sessions-Podcast The podcast is missing a song or two, full shows are here: http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/concerts/Bruce-Peninsula-2010-06-19 http://radio3.cbc.ca/concerts/Huron-2010-06-19 etc

From a marketing perspective, absolute genius!

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=319512

Does anyone listen to Lightning Bolt? This is one of the bands that have been on my "must see live" list over the last years. They are finally playing Montreal on October 13, just got my ticket!

WOW the full lineup is huge: http://halifaxpopexplosion.com/lineup/ A Sight For Sewn Eyes Acres & Acres Air/Fire Amos The Transparent Andrew Watt And The Glory Glory Baby Eagle Bad Vibrations Basia Bulat Bike Rodeo Bird World Black Moor Bloodhouse Boats Boxer The Horse Broken Ohms Burning Love Burnt Church C'Mon The Casualties Chanteuse Cold Warps Jason Collett Construction & Destruction Contagium Cop Shades Erin Costelo Cousins Crosss Cuff The Duke Cursed Arrows D'Eon The.Daisy.Anthesis Dance Movie The Darcys Dilly Dally DJ James Reid Dog Day Doin' Damage Duzheknew Elephant Stone English Words The Extremities The Famines Famous Players The First Aid Kit Fistfight Forest City Lovers Freelove Fenner The Friendly Dimension Fuck Montreal The Gertrudes Ghettosocks Ghostkeeper Glory Glory Man United The Golden Dogs Gramercy Riffs The Grass Great Bloomers Great Lake Swimmers Grimes GWAR Handsome Furs Rebekah Higgs High On Fire The Hoa Hoa's The Hold Steady Holy Cobras Hot Panda Huron Imaginary Cities In-Flight Safety Infernaeon Iron Giant Isis (from Thunderheist) It Kills Kylesa Language Arts Last Call Chernobyl Pat LePoidevin Long Long Long Martyr Jon McKiel Meat Curtains Laura Merrimen Mess Folk Milks & Rectangles Mobile Deathcamp The Modern Men Modern Superstitions Monogrenade The Mountains & The Trees My Brightest Diamond Myles Deck And The Fuzz The New Pornographers North End Metal All-Stars North Of America Old Man Luedecke Orchid's Curse The Pack A.D. Panic! The Pink Noise Play Guitar Pop Winds Quaker Presents Quivers Racoon Bandit Radio Radio Random Recipe RatTail Rockets Red Glare Daniel Romano Ty Segall Shotgun Jimmie Silly Kissers Silver Dapple Sloan So Cow Soaking Up Jagged Styrofoam Ones The Superfantastics Tasseomancy Teenanger Ten Kens Three Sheet Tokyo Police Club Torche Tupper Ware Remix Party Twin Peaks Vilipend We Are Action The White Wires The Wilderness Of Manitoba Windom Earle Wolf & Cub Wordburglar Young Rival

Hannah Georgas and Attack in Black's sets are up: http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/blogs/2010/8/Attack-In-Black-Hannah-Georges-In-Concert-On-the-Sessions-Podcast Hoping Bruce Peninsula and Huron s sets also go live soon.

http://divanorange.org/calendrier/2010/08/26/patrick-watson-mish-stein-brad-barr-andrew-barr-sarah-page-robbie-kuster/ Thursday the 26th. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DAMN wish I could make that.

I saw the Sevens Project release show back in April. Being a huge huge Patrick Watson fan I found out that he was involved in this as was Liz Powel. Then I realized the scope of the project and pretty much every Montreal musician you can think has probably been involved in it. Hats of to the organizer, Matt Lederman.