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  1. Thanks for your recs so far.

    Esau, actually going to see Frank Fairfield twice in the next few weeks. He's playing here in brighton for next to nothing at a tiny pub next week. Will then catch him at this fest the week after.

    Kev, yeah it's here in the UK, in "West Country", or Dorset to be exact. Kinda in the middle of nowhere with really small crowds, which is what music like this works best with, IMO. It's nice to be somewhere that people are quiet for the quiet acts, you can sorta lay back and sip a beer and just enjoy some folky stuff in the afternoon, then have some more upbeat and noisier stuff (e.g. Yo La Tengo, Modest Mouse, Black Mountain) in the evening. Good combination for fogies like me!

  2. Ok gang, last year I posted this and thanks to your input discovered Tallest Man on Earth, William Elliot Whitmore, and more. So, I figured I should give it another go.

    Here's the lineup, which I think looks STELLAR. I've put asterisks beside the ones I want ot catch so far. Any must-see's I've missed?

    Bizarre amount of Canadian content this year...

    Modest Mouse*

    Yo La Tengo*

    Wilco*

    Iron & Wine*

    Black Mountain*

    The Mountain Goats*

    The Low Anthem*

    Wolf Parade *

    Felice Brothers

    Edwyn Collins

    Dengue Fever

    Adam Green

    The New Pornographers*

    Philip Selway*

    Caribou*

    Woodpigeon

    The Unthanks

    The Antlers

    Allo Darlin’

    Annie and the Beekeepers

    Kath Bloom

    Brakes

    Elliott Brood*

    Caitlin Rose

    Cate Le Bon

    Charlie Parr

    Citay

    CW Stoneking

    Cymbals Eat Guitars

    Cyrus Gabrysch & The Zizaniques

    Daredevil Christopher Wright*

    Deer Tick*

    Diane Cluck with Anders Griffen

    Django Django

    DON’T MOVE!

    Drum Eyes

    Duotone

    Eagleowl

    Errors

    Frank Fairfield*

    Forest Fire

    Freelance Whales

    Fuzzy Lights

    Heidi Spencer & The Rare Bird

    The Hello Morning

    Here We Go Magic

    Horse Feathers

    Jonny Kearney & Lucy Farrell

    Jonquil

    Lanterns on the Lake

    Dylan LeBlanc

    Daniel Lefkowitz

    Left With Pictures

    Leif Vollebekk

    Les Shelleys: Tom Brosseau & Angela Correa

    London Snorkelling Team

    Jessica Lea Mayfield

    Meursault

    The Minnikins

    Moddi

    Monotonix

    Mountain Man

    The Mountains and the Trees

    Nurses

    Oh Ruin

    Ólöf Arnalds

    Ben Ottewell

    The Pattern Theory

    Phosphorescent

    Plants and Animals*

    Joe Pug

    Pulled Apart By Horses

    Ra Ra Riot

    The Ruby Suns

    Singing Adams

    Smoke Fairies

    Snowman Stagecoach

    Three Trapped Tigers

    Timber Timbre

    Tremblin Bells

    Voice of the Seven Thunders

    Emily Jane White

    The Wilderness Of Manitoba

    Wintersleep*

    Wolf People*

    THanks for any ideas!

    Edit: seems Dengue Fever have just cancelled and been replaced by Steve Mason of Beta Band?

  3. I spoke to the owners of one of the biggest single malt collections in Europe while I was in Arran and he said that it has gotten so bad they can only buy bottles on auction at rediculously inflated prices (bear in mind they're right beside Islay where most of the best can be found). International markets (esp. China) have driven prices through the roof. he even gets buyers approaching him for purchases despite the fact he's not a distributor.

    Part of the collection I sampled (all single malts!):

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  4. Been ages since I gave this a listen, but still really love it.

    Radiohead

    Salle Wilfred Pelletier, Place des Arts

    Montreal, Qc

    2006-06-11

    Source: AT853rx (cardioid)> Edirol UA-5>JB3 (15th row, Center)

    Transfer: JB3>Adobe Audition (L3 Ultramaximizer)>CDWave>FLAC

    Taped and Transferred by Blane

    SETLIST:

    -disc 1-

    01 Intro

    02 You And Whose Army

    03 The National Anthem

    04 15 Step

    05 Open Pick

    06 Exit Music (For A Film)

    07 Where I End And You Begin

    08 Videotape

    09 Nude

    10 I Might Be Wrong

    11 Paranoid Android

    12 Go Slowly

    13 I Want None Of This

    14 Myxomatosis

    15 There There

    16 No Surprises

    17 Bangers 'N Mash

    -disc 2-

    01 Everything In Its Right Place/crowd noise

    Encore 1

    02 A Wolf At The Door

    03 Down Is The New Up

    04 Black Star

    05 Karma Police

    Encore 2

    06 Spooks

    07 Planet Telex

    Enjoy!

  5. Coming from Sault Ste. Marie, I can completely relate. From the Sault This Week "Police Beat" column...

    Such delinquency!!!

    Female arrested for theft under $ 5,000

    Yesterday afternoon members of the Sault Ste Marie Police Service arrested a 20-year-old female for theft under $ 5,000. It is alleged that the accused entered the Zellers Store, in the Station mal and stole a package of sunscreen. Accused was apprehended by store security and turned over to the city police. It is further alleged that at the time of this offence the accused was on a recognizance release order with conditions to keep the peace and be good and to notify the Sault Ste Marie Police Service of any address change of address. Sasha Daigle, age 20, of 277 Northern Ave Ap. # 309 is charged with one count of theft under $ 5,000 and two counts of breach of a recognizance. She will be appearing in court on Aug30th at 9:00 am.

  6. i can empathise. one strategy that I've used over the past year is networking. I've managed to get 2 articles through the submission process with a 3rd one in teh final stages, but that has been helped a lot by working with colleagues. My former supervisor was editing a special edition of a journal and invited me to submit an article, then an organisation I work with in Ottawa wanted to put some stuff together. The advantage is that you get editors who have more flexibility, and are more willing to be patient if you need to work through revisions.

    Getting co-workers has helped with the review of papers beofre they get submitted too. A big thing for avoiding let-down.

  7. BBC thinks it's better than OK Computer.

    Dave-o does not.

    You could call it their OK Computer. But it’s arguably better than that.

    That's fucking bold. However' date=' OK Computer can't be held so high forever.

    I won't personally throw in my opinion until the lp's come in.

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    In fairness, the first time I heard OK Computer I thought it was boring as hell.

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