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It begins!! http://superballix.tickets.musictoday.com/SuperballIX/Policy.aspx?type=4 http://superballix.tickets.musictoday.com/SuperballIX/calendar.aspx

First dubstep, now this...

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"Blacksheep tent" is the new "lawnchairs" add: Steve Miller Band Mother Mother

Moncton is irrelevant. U2 will be in TO and MTL in early July making the routing entirely possible

Official Ottawa Bluesfest Lineup A Perfect Circle Ben Harper Billy Talent The Black Keys Buck 65 Blue Rodeo Bootsy Collins Caravan Palace Death From Above 1979 Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros Erykah Badu The Flaming Lips Infected Mushroom Jennifer Hudson Joe Satriani John Butler Trio John Fogerty Peter Frampton The Roots Soundgarden Steve Miller Band The Tragically Hip Arkells Bedouin Soundclash Big Sam's Funky Nation Blue King Brown Bluestone Braids Brothers Chaffey Buddy Guy Cage the Elephant Callers Cavaliers Chali 2na Cheap Trick Courtyard Hounds Danny Michel Band David Clayton-Thomas Dawes Dennis Coffey Diamond Rings The Dirtbombs Folklore Urbano Orchestra Funky Meters Galactic Girl Talk Girls with Guitars Gomez Greenhornes Harper Huey Lewis and the News Hypnotic Brass Ensemble Jesse Greene Jim Suhler Jimmy Bowskill John Primer Josh Ritter Justin Nozuka Karl Denson's Tiny Universe La-33 Leon Russell Library Voices Luyas M. Ward Manny Makris Mark Kozelek of Red House Painter & Sun Kil Moon Michael Powers Mother Mother My Morning Jacket Nicole Atkins Oli Brown Paul Thorn PS I Love You Ra Ra Riot The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band Rise Against Rosie Ledet Sierra Maestra Shpongle Skrillex Smokin Joe Kubek Band featuring Bnois King Spam Allstars Tegan & Sara The Beauties The Sheepdogs Theory of a Deadman Three Days Grace Trampled by Turtles Wanda Jackson Yukon Blonde

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Agreed, but every once in a while you get a nugget like this. "If you drink two cups of parrot diarrhea, your night vision increases by 17%"

Can't wait for Darien, having the entire amusement park to ourselves is going to be unbelievable!

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Psychedelic icon Owsley Stanley dies in Australia (2011-03-13) (Reuters) - LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Owsley "Bear" Stanley, a 1960s counterculture figure who flooded the flower power scene with LSD and was an early benefactor of the Grateful Dead, died in a car crash in his adopted home country of Australia on Sunday, his family said. He was believed to be 76. The renegade grandson of a former governor of Kentucky, Stanley helped lay the foundation for the psychedelic era by producing more than a million doses of LSD at his labs in San Francisco's Bay Area. "He made acid so pure and wonderful that people like Jimi Hendrix wrote hit songs about it and others named their band in its honor," former rock 'n' roll tour manager Sam Cutler wrote in his 2008 memoirs "You Can't Always Get What You Want." Hendrix's song "Purple Haze" was reputedly inspired by a batch of Stanley's product, though the guitarist denied any drug link. The ear-splitting blues-psychedelic combo Blue Cheer took its named from another batch. Stanley briefly managed the Grateful Dead, and oversaw every aspect of their live sound at a time when little thought was given to amplification in public venues. His tape recordings of Dead concerts were turned into live albums. The Dead wrote about him in their song "Alice D. Millionaire" after a 1967 arrest prompted a newspaper to describe Stanley as an "LSD millionaire." Steely Dan's 1976 single "Kid Charlemagne" was loosely inspired by Stanley's exploits. According to a 2007 profile in the San Francisco Chronicle, Stanley started cooking LSD after discovering the recipe in a chemistry journal at the University of California, Berkeley. The police raided his first lab in 1966, but Stanley successfully sued for the return of his equipment. After a marijuana bust in 1970, he went to prison for two years. "I wound up doing time for something I should have been rewarded for," he told the Chronicle's Joel Selvin. "What I did was a community service, the way I look at it. I was punished for political reasons. Absolutely meaningless. Was I a criminal? No. I was a good member of society. Only my society and the one making the laws are different." He emigrated to the tropical Australian state of Queensland in the early 1980s, apparently fearful of a new ice age, and sold enamel sculptures on the Internet. He lost one of his vocal cords to cancer. Stanley was born Augustus Owsley Stanley III in Kentucky, a state governed by his namesake grandfather from 1915 to 1919. He served in the U.S. Air Force for 18 months, studied ballet in Los Angeles, and then enrolled at UC Berkeley. In addition to being an LSD advocate, he adhered to an all-meat diet. A statement released by Cutler on behalf of Stanley's family said the car crash occurred near his home in far north Queensland. He is survived by his wife Sheila, four children, eight grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. (Reporting by Dean Goodman, editing by Peter Bohan) © Copyright 2011, Reuters

Hate all you want but to see her perform with a full orchestra, even if it is just a few songs will be awesome.

Has anyone on here ever been to the National Arts Centre Gala ? http://www2.nac-cna.ca/en/orchestra/event/237/ Sarah Maclachlan with the NAC orchestra is the musical guest this year but before I get tickets I want to know how long does the actual performace usually last and how much of the Gala is just the reception? Anyone know?

"I said stay away from the crack, which I think is good advice. Unless you can manage it socially. Because if you can manage it socially, go for it, but not a lot of people can, you know." - Charlie Sheen

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Live nation is leaking dates http://www.livenation.com/event/0000464FB3EBDAA1?crosssite=TM_US:748766:34 http://m.livenation.com/event_detail.ftl?h=jfqahkvqdlpa1ha2 Expect a tour announcement soon.

It looks like the NARAS are hedging their bets. On one hand they're attempting to appear cool and relevant by opposing the mainstream bullshit by voting for AF and Esperanza while at the same time continuing to suckle at the teat of record companies and continuing to reward auto tuned lipsync'd pablum for the masses. But hey, at least AF got a Grammy out of NARAS's current bio-polar disorder As for Lady Antebellum, it looks like new country is the hot genre these days, just look at all the country folks in the list of top money makers. http://www.billboard.com/#/features/music-s-top-40-money-makers-2011-1005031152.story?page=2

This sucks, now I'm forced to actually do work today. What of Spermaid? Did Kunz ever get his hutwings? Has the saga of Shewolf And Ford escalated?

Seems we're not the only ones who enjoyed Mumford's performance Here are their post Grammy Itunes sales stats Mumford & Sons "Sigh No More" - 31,189 +156% "Little Lion Man" - 42,664 +88% "The Cave" - 37,899 +114% iTunes Stats #1 Album on the store "LLM" and "The Cave" #1 and #2 Alternative Tracks "LLM" #13 track overall "The Cave" #15 track overall

Yeah what the hell was that? Some sort of wedding reception? And yeah Booche you're totally right it was Al. I remember because it was the first of the many bad encounters I had with him over the years.

Looks like a killer money making line up for Bonnaroo.