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hmm....there's no way I found all the episodes in the guid. I think I setup about 5 episodes. So it looks like there are 7 of them altogether.

no thats probably right bouche (5 episodes)... each of the episodes I watched was 3 hours long (guess one is only 2 hours or something)

7 episodes in total

if I go out and buy a good book, it usually costs more than not so good books... same goes for a meal and many things

Neil Young is in a caliber of a very few and worth coughing up good money to see in a fairly intimate venue... only thing I've disliked about seeing Neil in the past was being crammed in with rock radio drones screaming for "Heart of Gold!" at the end of every song... think catching Neil somewhere where you have the possibility of sharing a smile with him during the show totally makes the price worthwhile... far as I know Neil is fairly charitable with his money as well, but that aside I think he's earned the prestige to charge the price

people can cry unfair all they want but the bottom line is the tickets sell out and the fans walk away happy

great team we make pais....

i really can't wait to see ya my friend...its been too long!

indeed!

actually if you're goin down early anywho Steve maybe you could get him there and I'll get him home... saves me waiting killin time in dundas before the show (broke) and saves you worrying about stayin too late if you start to fade later on

good funs tonight!

yeah, its great, watched parts of 3 installments last week (the whole thing is 14 hours long)... most in depth low down on what was going on on all levels from the meeting the supply needs end to the happenings on the front lines... lots of unseen footage and untalked about facts (like that the americans got slaughtered anywhere they fought the first 8 months when they entered the war, had no combat experience)

and as stated, tells a lot of the story from a human perspective... brings up a time and situation in the war then follows the story of someone (or a few people) who was there in their words

definitely gets across the horror of war, along with the strength of the individual and imminent need for bright tactical leadership

Holy Fuck are also playing next friday at Pepperjacks with The Battleship Ethel, Electroluminescent and Woodhands... killer bill

http://www.pepperjackcafe.com/live.htm#holyfuck

there ya go, 2 fine ride offers... don't know what time Stevie is thinkin of goin down but I'm good to go anytime given a half hours notice

otherwise if you get a ride down, I'll be there until the end and can make sure you get back after the show if needed

no probs

have fun all... last weekend's blood poisoning (stupid poisoned blood) makes it unfeasable for me to attend this tonight

will be cheers'n ya all from here

you know what to do

no wonder there's so many parties goin on tonight!

have yourself a supa fine birthday AD... rock the house!!

gotcha Greg... 9:00 or 9:30 sound good?

would say crowd surfing would have to be a lot more dangerous than simply moshing

is one thing getting knocked on your ass from a standing position, quite another getting dropped on your head from 6 or 7 feet in the air

Well, it also depends what show you're at. I received a black eye at a Forgotten Rebels show. I was kicked in the head at a Public Image Limited show. These are the bands and shows where slam-dancing (later called) thrashing (later called) moshing was born. I would have had to be a moron not to expect it.

Does a mosh pit belong at a Smashing Pumpkins concert? To me, I'd say no, because they're just a pop-band, but if you get into a mosh pit at a Slayer show, that's foreseeable.

I should also point out, though, that when these were only happening at punk/hardcore/thrash-metal shows, the crowd was generally way more respectful, and if you ever ended up on your ass, some huge guy would throw you right back up onto your feet, so you had a fighting chance.

(Do I have a point here? I don't know.)

definitely have a point I'd say... old hardcore show mosh pits you'd have very physical, very tuned in people all around you attempting to keep people from going down hard and helping them up quick when they went down... had a wrist fractured at a forgotten rebels show too, but it was by a big jock who was trying to hurt everyone around him (had a look on his face like "you idiots don't know how to tackle!", didn't seem to be able to figure out that we weren't playing football)

I've felt perfectly safe in lots of old school mosh pits... great exercise for the body and the reflexes

hope you walked in and said.... "I'M MIKE PROST, _ _ _ _ _ !!"

congrats bro... yer an asset to any establishment

nice... should be an awesome show

GLS floor me live

actually really like Lee's Palace... and Large Marge's pad is always a pleasure

sounds good!

(and whaddya mean Sharon don't look the bomb?? clean your spectacles!)

nothing has been finalized yet in la world de paisley... gotta get to Saturday first

mozilla it is, screw you ie.

assumed that was a given...

got a system admin at work? whoever set up or configured the network is the person to ask wtf is up with not being able to get access to your gmail... or one of those well dressed, nose pierced, chronically busy with something else tech support dudes you see on tv

sounds like a glitch in how the network's setup... if you have a computer at work obviously you want to be able to access your e-mail

STRIKE!!!

don't forget

Heroes Season 2 Generations

begins tonight

on my way out to have my Okkervil River cherry popped

Mary's the best DJ ever (have actually only caught late-night/early morning sets... but stand by stating that Mary is the bomb at pickin the tracks)

if yer in torona... go

have a great one! cheers!

very sad news indeed... awesome awesome memories

hope some future, currently unforeseen, development will reverse that! Schoolhouse Rocks!

don't know if anyone's a fan or if its a good show or what

just happened to notice as I walked away from the tv

TV was made to be on DVD.

I polished off the planet earth series in a day.. and arrested development season one in a day as well... Lost season one was a serious commitment at two days and i felt like i needed a three hour shower after that one.

been an Arrested Development addict for the past while now, one of the funniest shows ever (if not the funniest)... try to make sure I'm at a tv every day at 5:30 to catch the episodes I still haven't seen... will have to find the DVD just started to d/l the first 2 seasons

Here's what the tv would have seen if Paisley had of run towards it.

minus the final face plant into some rec room furniture... looks just about right!