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  1. This brings up an interesting hypothetical:

    You end up having 2, 4, or however many extra tickets to NYE@MSG. All your immediate and closet friends either have tickets or cannot go.

    You decide to offer up the extras to the Sanc - you have decided NOT to make hundreds/thousands of dollars by sellling the tickets to scalpers.

    HOW do you decide who to sell the extras too?

    I would *love* to be faced with this dilemma, and I know it may be a little farfetched, but how would YOU go about doing this?

    Brian

  2. This lottery thing is driving me mad man. I need to go to this concert - no if, ands, or buts. I cannot fathom waiting until next Friday to try at Ticketmaster. I cannot fathom being shut out. All this "has your card been charged", "my card has been charged" - RMP is making me crazy.

    Anyway, thanks for listening to me vent - know you are not along biting your nails to the flesh.

    Brian

  3. I have done this in the past and have no problems doing it again. If you want me to use some webspace to host the pictures just send me an email with the pictures and I will upload them then send you customer links to each picture which you can use to post them.

    Any questions email me at goraptors@rogers.com

    Peace,

    Brian

  4. This is awesome. I have not gotten *any* work done since the news was made official. I agree that tickets will be next to impossible to get, but I will damn sure try.

    I have a permagrin attached to my face at the moment!!!!!

  5. OK you lucky Ottawa folk - The Jimi Hendrix Red House Tour, a travelling museum housed in an expandable 18-wheeler big rig rolled into your town yesterday. Here is the artivle from CANOE.ca:

    Hendrix on wheels

    Guitar guru museum rolls into town

    By ANN MARIE McQUEEN -- Ottawa Sun

    A third generation of fans are tuning in to electric guitar guru Jimi Hendrix, who would be turning 60 this fall had he not died prematurely in 1970.

    "We've got baby boomers who grew up with Jimi, and we get the kids who grew up listening to their parents' records, and their kids," says Jimi's cousin Bob, four years his junior.

    Bob Hendrix is accompanying the Jimi Hendrix Red House Tour, a travelling museum housed in an expandable 18-wheeler big rig, which rolled into town yesterday and will be parked at the Bluesfest until it ends Sunday.

    The museum features replicas of Hendrix memorabilia from the unforgettable Butterfly costume to the Monteray Pop Stratocaster, the hand-painted guitar famously burned during 1967's Monteray International Pop Festival.

    Hendrix's father Al, who never recovered after his son's accidental, sleeping pill-related death, charged his family with creating a viable, free-of-charge travelling museum to ensure Jimi's legacy lived on after clarifying rights to the estate in 1995.

    Bluesfest is the Hendrix museum's only Canadian stop.

    It also includes audio and video presentations, photos and a chronology of Jimi's career. That short-lived career, which included many notable performances, including Woodstock, and the release of four official records, began when Jimi's dad bought him a $5 acoustic guitar when he was 13.

    Hendrix, who never knew how to formally read or write music, instead showed his talent by instinct and an incredible ear.

    Just like his dad, Hendrix, who loved to draw, played baseball, football, baseball and joined the U.S. Army before getting a medical discharge and returning to music, is remembered by his cousin and childhood playmate as quiet and unassuming.

    "I don't think that you could find anyone who met Jimi Hendrix who didn't like him," said his cousin. "He was a really nice guy."

    The Jimi Hendrix Red House Tour truck will be parked behind Confederation Park, in front of the Rideau Canal on Queen Elizabeth Dr., until 3 p.m. today.

    It will be then be moved inside the Bluesfest, on Laurier Ave., where it will sit until Sunday. Admission is free.

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