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First off, Jamie Cullum was fantastic. I am so confused right now.

Fantastic comeback from the Habs and I believe in that Pleks call as the last shooter because his hands looked soft from what I could see on the Tv....obviously Guy saw more. Oh well. A comeback is a comeback which was almost as good as a win when your team looks that strong in the last quarter of a game.

You have not been told to fuck off until popo weenie tells yata "fuckoff"

As if there is any doubt. And NO COMMERCIALS YET!!!!!! 40 mins in! CBC rocks!

Thanks Kev...................

Yup. He also did a Little Big Band thing that was cool and his idol is SRV. A buddy of mine in 1997 went to an autograph signing at a cd store in Kingston and I asked him to get me a 'How about that Phil Lesh' Guess what? Buddy asked for it and Colin responded with "Isnt that the bass player for the Grateful Dead?" He then was reminded how much he wanted some Dead music and said to a 'handler' "Hey, go get every Dead cd here for me without duplicates"

Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast I used to wear a sweeeeeeeeeeet 3/4 shirt in Grade 9 and 10 with that bitch on it.

Where's my heady dvd download?????? "Contrary to rumour, I would like to take a couple of questions right now." Its a shame we dont get decent quality on this. Bouche, I expect you to find something worthy some day and make it for me.

Leaf fans. The lot of ya, except for MarcO. Edit to add: and Zero and DaveyBoy. You aint no Leaf fans either. I am just glad this board isnt too far gone. Thanks for being you. That would be fucking sick brah.

See you there.

I would. Border issues with the recent arrest perhaps? These stadiums would NOT get filled and neither would they allow heads to camp over-night in their parking lots, let alone 60 shows???? Look at the size of venues that Trey, Phil and the ABB have been playing the past couple of years and crunch some numbers. If it does happen, that promoter is losing his/her shirt. Phil does like to keep it in the family, I will never disagree with that but this is one of the biggest pipe dreams I have come across in years. The only way this would work out is if Phish decides to embark on this tour as well. Call me a pessismist, I really dont care but MoMack PLEASE get back to me if this comes to fruition because I will gladly eat my words and send you a 'care' package for being so boldly wrong.

Awesome news. I love Brian and not the one that started this thread.

Here is a direct download SBD of it.

Tough to make that one look like a calculated move, eh One And A Hair? I hope we get an update when this shit goes down.

Too late. Time to wash up.

Right now, I am listening to Sonic Youth - Goo and masterbating the fuck out of myself.

No 'we' dont MarcO. 'They' do.

I'ld rather see Justin with you MarcO. Next time JT comes around, you and I will go and scream like little girls and hug each other when he plays "Cry Me A River", ok? Then, after the show, I'll do you in the arse right there in the middle of the parking lot as little girls cry and try to look away. The funniest part about that rumour is:

My favorite part is when Kev got defensive. Remember that? Hilarious!

Yeah, that's about right.

Shows that get "good" reviews are usually GOOD shows.

T'CHA DUNLEVY, The Gazette Published: Thursday, February 01, 2007 The singing started after just a few songs. It built in waves as the crowd showered him with cheers. "Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you." Justin Timberlake celebrated his 26th birthday with more than 19,600 fans last night at the Bell Centre. "What did you say?" he asked coyly, before summoning his entourage for a round of tequila shots. "Don't try this at home," he joked. The party was already well under way. Rolling into town with the kind of big-show bells and whistles we haven't seen since Madonna played here last summer, Timberlake delivered a nearly two-and-a-half-hour tour de force of song, dance and some of the funkiest beats in pop music. A seven-piece band gave him the sonic oomph. Four backup singers helped with the harmonies. Eight dancers offered constant visual stimulation. But it was Timberlake who ruled the proceedings. They don't call him the king of pop for nothing. Relaxed, giddy and with rhythm in his bones, he sang with soul, flair and effortless precision. Opening with the Prince-ly shuffle of the title track to his new album FutureSex/LoveSounds, and playing every song on it by show's end - plus a few from his solo debut, Justified - he proved that his talent goes beyond anything that video and studio trickery could provide. He received frequent applause for his dancing, and rightfully so. He never missed a step. He couldn't even saunter across the stage or jump down the stairs without landing on the beat. A word here about the staging: "In the round," they call it - a matrix of circular catwalks at centre-ice, with Timberlake alternating between the centre and playful jaunts around the perimeter to visit his fans on all sides of the room. And for the most part, he made it seem like one big jam. Even a romantic ditty like My Love, early on, turned into a singalong dance party. Another, Until the End of Time, was sappier, but still had swing. The upbeat numbers - Sexy Ladies, Chop Me Up, Damn Girl - needed no assistance. As rumoured, there was a cameo by super-producer Timbaland, who gives the new album much of its edge. But at a full half-hour, his intermission "beaterator" jam went on far too long, breaking the flow of the night - nothing Timberlake couldn't fix upon his return. SexyBack was on the set list near show's end, but by that time, this reporter was already writing for deadline. Pink opened the night with a surprisingly engaging set. Her husky singing voice, spunky charm and unpretentious demeanour would have provided stiff competition were Timberlake not already so on top of his game.

Rather than let it piss you off, get a job as a bartender because those are the rules of the road. I like it when a bartender notices my tips and serves me before some stinkin' no tippin' wook.

Hmph. Looks like Jack should be hanging out with Trey more often.