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Got mine yesterday.

That's all the world needs - DMB fans procreating. Ugh

I'll start. "Man, this Shine song actually DOES suck!"

As long as you didn't download any Metallica albums, you should be fine.

Interesting indeed.

Might have been TicketMaster in the US. These was definitely NO mention of this from Massey Hall directly.

phorbesie - I am quite certain that Massey Hall is not sending out the CDs. That offer was for Music Today purchases only.

One thing stands out on this recording for sure: Shine is a terrible terrible song.

For Priceliners, looks like bids of $55 for 3* Downtown has been snagging the Yorkville Marriott, and $74 for 4* has been good for the Sheraton Centre (Queen and University). As always, no guarantees.

I assumed from the start that he would essentially do the same setlist each night, with a song or two changed. One of the reasons I only bought tickets to one show at Massey.

Yeah, but CopyTrans looks like it does the whole procedure for you. Guess nobody here has used that program?

Was just poking around and found that article. I also found an article on about.com that mentioned CopyTrans (http://www.copytrans.net), which made this program sound really easy to use. For $20, it just might be worth a try, and seems a LOT easier than the procedure documented by Apple.

I am sure this has been covered before, and that if I searched Google I could find something, but I am hoping someone on here has some personal experience or advice. Problem: iPod is currently loaded with songs from a computer I no longer use, and I want to be able to add more music from a new computer without having to reload everything. In a perfect world, I would like to continue using iTunes, but I know that may not be possible. Solution: ? I understand there are some third-party apps out there to manage music on an iPod. Will any allow you to re-establish your library on iTunes? Any advice or help would be aprreciated.

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On December 6, 1996, Phish played their debut gig in Las Vegas at the Aladdin Theatre. It was the final show of a 35-date fall tour that stretched across the country, and it was the first in what became a loose tradition of off-the-wall, humorous and irreverent Vegas appearances. This new 3-CD set (available in both Limited and Standard Edition versions) will be released in stores on November 20th, 2007 by JEMP Records and available for download at LivePhish.com. Vegas 96 is available for PRE-ORDER NOW at Phish Dry Goods. Everyone who pre-orders from Dry Goods will receive "Road To Vegas," an exclusive bonus CD of highlights from Phish's Fall 1996 Tour. Featuring more than three hours of music, Vegas 96 captures the spirit of a band at the peak of its powers pulling out all the stops. LIMITED EDITION VEGAS 96 BOX SET In addition to the three-disc Standard Edition containing the entire concert, a Special Limited Edition Vegas 96 Box Set includes a bonus DVD of archival footage from the show and an extensive 40-page bound photo book in deluxe packaging. The extended "Harpua" encore included on the bonus DVD features a host of special guests onstage including Les Claypool and Larry LaLonde of Primus, multi-instrumentalist John McEuen, yodelers and four Elvis impersonators in a legendary display of Vegas-style sensory overload. Click here to PRE-ORDER PHISH VEGAS 96 from Phish Dry Goods. We also have a handful of new Vegas goodies at Dry Goods to commemorate this release including T-Shirts, Phish playing cards and dice. PHISH VEGAS 96 TRACKLISTING Track Listing: Disc One - Set 1 1. Wilson 2. Peaches En Regalia > 3. Poor Heart > 4. 2001 >* 5. Llama* 6. You Enjoy Myself 7. Cars Trucks Buses > 8. Down With Disease > 9. Frankenstein Disc 2 - Set 2 1. Julius 2. Sparkle > 3. Mike's Song >* 4. Simple >* 5. Harry Hood >* 6. Weekapaug Groove* 7. Sweet Adeline 8. Good Times Bad Times Disc 3 - Encore 1. Harpua >* 2. Wildwood Weed >* 3. Harpua* 4. Cowboy's Sweetheart >* 5. Harpua >* 6. Suspicious Minds >* 7. Harpua >* 8. Suzy Greenberg >* 9. Susie Q* Road To Vegas Bonus Disc Track Listing: 1. Split Open and Melt 11/9/96 Auburn Hills, MI 2. Tweezer 11/3/96 Gainesville, FL 3. Bathtub Gin 11/7/96 Lexington, KY 4. Simple 11/18/96 Memphis, TN 5. Amazing Grace > Amazing Grace Instrumental 11/30/96 Sacramento, CA

Xylophone is spelled with an "X" -- that's wrong, xylophone... ZZZZZ! X?... I don't fuckin' see it. It should be a "Z" up front. Next time you have to spell xylophone use a "Z". If someone says, "Hey! That's wrong." Say, "No it ain't... If you think that's wrong, then you need to have your head Z-rayed." It's like "X" wasn't given enough to do, so that they had to promise it more: "Ok, you won't start a lot of words. But we will give you a co-starring role in Tic-Tac-Toe. You will get equated with hugs-n-kisses... and you will mark the spot. And you make writing 'Christmas' easier. And incidentally, you will start 'Xylophone'... Are you happy you fuckin' X?"

Pretty sure I'd be up for it.

I thought it was Wednesday, dammit.

How horrible? We was doing 155!!! Chump got lucky, not killing himself, his family and others.

Anyone get tickets? Seemed to be sold out instantly.

Follow-up question: What's a calender?

What's a calander?

What a tease. You could have put "Ottawa" in the topic title!

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