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WMVY Martha's Vineyard It's the station that suits me at work. Not too abrasive (RAWK!) nor too polite (zzzzz). It's the kind of station that will mix Bruce Cockburn with Bruce Hornsby with Umphrey's McGee with Roseanne Cash with Trey Anastasio with Guster with The Beatles with Wilco with James Taylor with The Decemberists and cap it all of by inexplicably playing a live Sugar Magnolia from a Dicks Picks volume just for the hell of it. Right now it's Springsteen's "In The Night", one of my favorites from The Boss. Anyway, they picked up on Wine Women and Song and play it regularly.

ok.

They play that tune on the station I listen to at work and I dig it. Haven't really enjoyed the couple of shows I sampled regarding Umph's but that tune = very good.

I wish I was going but my budget advises me otherwise. Tomorrow's a great night for music in T.O. tomorrow, with John Mayer & Kathleen Edwards at the ACC too. have a great time. her new album is beautiful.

what's the set times roughly scheduled for? I have to work until 9:30 that night..... so I am wondering......

this is theme #212 by the way.

here's where we are at. Theme: Songs by artists underappreciated by this generation. 1. Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 2. Leon Russell - Roll Away The Stone 3. Elvis Costello - (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes 4. Todd Rundgren - Hello It's Me 5. Willie P. Bennett - Patience of a Working Man 6. Paul Pena - Gotta Move 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

There are very few rules to this game. Please review accordingly. These are posted in the very first entry to this thread.

You're right, Luke. The best we can be here is each others' friends, not counsellors or caseworkers. We all have a story we COULD tell.

new theme. 211: Homosexuality. 1. Tom Robinson - Glad To Be Gay 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9, 10. 11. 12.

And I'll finish this one off thank you! 210.Theme: Songs With The Word "Gold" In It, But Not In The Song Title 1. Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues - Ryan Adams 2. Loser- Grateful Dead 3. You got the Silver- The Rolling Stones 4. Isis - Dylan 5. Steely Dan - Hey 19 6. One Rainy Wish - Jimi Hendrix 7. Culture Club- Karma Chameleon 8. Bruce Cockburn - Hills of Morning 9. Grateful Dead - Me and My Uncle 10. Bob Dylan - Silvio 11. Neil Young - Eldorado 12. Wilco - The Late Greats

alright, fine. Hadn't noticed the missed entry. So here's a good example of the kind of confusion that can unfold when we don't keep on top of things. So, 210.Theme: Songs With The Word "Gold" In It, But Not In The Song Title 1. Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues - Ryan Adams 2. Loser- Grateful Dead 3. You got the Silver- The Rolling Stones 4. Isis - Dylan 5. Steely Dan - Hey 19 6. One Rainy Wish - Jimi Hendrix 7. Culture Club- Karma Chameleon 8. Bruce Cockburn - Hills of Morning 9. Grateful Dead - Me and My Uncle 10. Bob Dylan - Silvio 11. Neil Young - Eldorado 12.

^^^^^ yup. so, sorry Chameleon but you've already made your entry. Here's how the list stands: 210.Theme: Songs With The Word "Gold" In It, But Not In The Song Title 1. Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues - Ryan Adams 2. Loser- Grateful Dead 3. You got the Silver- The Rolling Stones 4. Isis - Dylan 5. Hey 19- Steely Dan 6. One Rainy Wish - Jimi Hendrix 7. Bruce Cockburn - Hills of Morning 8. Grateful Dead - Me and My Uncle 9. Bob Dylan - Silvio 10. Neil Young - Eldorado 11. 12.

also I thought you had to flee Guelph for your life?

press conference at E-Bar, Monday morning.

209. Songs to bring you to a perfectly relaxed, melancholic state. 1. J.S. Bach - Largo, Piano Concerto in Fm 2. Pachelbel - Canon in D 3. Brian Eno - 2/2 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Yes I do still regularly listen to the Grateful Dead, and I have no trouble identifying why that is: their songs were/are MUCH better. A good jam is nice but a good song is mint. imo.

New Rider uses the google search, I just know it......

we got right side balcony row J, last row. now there's only gallery seats left.

Dude, you're the only one we'll listen too! The game's as good as y'all make it. I put a lot of effort into maintaining that theme list and asked for any suggestions to make it better, garnering a minimum of responses. If it's not going to be used, I can certainly stop maintaining it. In my opinion, if a theme is going to be repeated, I don't see any point in repeating the songs within that theme. But ya gotta make a bit of an effort to make it right. Keep on rockin.

fucking stoners:

the captain has it #6.... sorry bradm, I had to remove mine too.

They were a special band, that is for sure. I don't think we've seen the end of them. I've had a real hard time listening to them for a long time now, though. Now that there's no current context to feed the jones for observation and general trainspotting - and not content to just transfer those implulses onto someone else - they get fleeting plays around my place. And for now, I'm perfectly ok with that. but I am totally sympathetic to your enthusiams, bro. My first show was Niagara Falls 1995 and it was a trip and a half! Nice band, shame about the drugs.

Billy Bragg and Wilco, Mermaid Avenue Vol II

you got 'em Sarah! Best of luck tomarrow! ((((( sarahbelle )))))