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George Steinbrenner famously called Dave Winfield "Mr. May" when May was terrible for the Yankees in October.

I thought the season was uneven. There was a few dog episodes in there. Overall, I thought the finale was pretty good, just like Season III as a whole. However, the finale is an excellent lead-in to Season IV, especially the first episode.

And Dr. John is playing the Toronto Jazz Fest in late June.

I've actually never downloaded a concert or an album and then burned it to CD.

Schools are always controlled by their budgets. If the government will kick-in the dough, I don't see why they wouldn't go all electric.

The new B-52's video "Funplex". It's horrendous.

I know young ears are super-sensitive, but I highly doubt this will be a loud show. I've seen Krauss twice and her sound is far from The Who circa 1976 Guinness Book of Records.

Bio-diesel is very controversial enviroment-wise.

I haven't listened to the leak. I don't download. I heard a bunch of the songs live at the Berkeley show and have heard a few others on youtube. Of the songs I've heard, the three I mentioned are my favourite.

I think "Evil Urges", "Librarian" and in particular southern rocker (in a Marshall Tucker vein) "I'm Amazed" are my favourites so far.

Check out the website. Some unbelievable upcoming shows: http://www.petersplayers.com/

I am going to make a point of going to this town and specifically Peter's Place this summer. This may be the coolest blues venue in the province. From today's Toronto Star (great article by the way): http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/416807

Leave your car at home today (if you can) and ride, walk or take transit to work.

A real Ramone doing country... cooool! For the uninitiated (and The Ramones timeline can be confusing), Tommy was the original Ramones drummer from 1974-78 and then again in 1984. He quit drums to manage the band and produce. He was replaced by Marky Ramone (who is the only other legit surviving member). Sounds like a great night.

There's never been a better sports crew than these guys? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBe_nPA_T1Y&feature=related

With tipsters like AD and BradM (and a few others), I proudly track this site all the time.

The Guvernment's website states that tickets for this show are being sold at Rotate This (news to me) and Sonic Temple. I may head over to Rotate This at lunch.

And for god's sake Bob (POG), if you plan on driving 8 hours to see this show, get your tickets ASAP.

It's not really that sci-fi of a series compared to say, Babylon 5 or my beloved Farscape. If anyone is looking for a series similar in tone to BSG, check out Joss Wheadon's Firefly series. It's a western in space... with some nasty cannibals. Firefly is as good as TV gets.

The mini is amazing and will hook you fast.

Lind's good enough to be in the Bigs. I'm glad he's going to get called up.

Their upcoming June show at Kool Haus will set you back $29.99 at Ticketmaster, not including service charges. If you want to roll the dice and get the tickets at the door, then go for it, but I want no part of that risky action. Rotate This as of today aren't selling tickets. Is there another indie store that is selling tickets for this show? Soundscapes?

You can always just rent Razor. What about the remaining 9 episodes of Season III?

Does anyone remember how bad Frank batted in the first half of last year? If he had a steady batting year, they would have made more noise down the stretch. The Jays can't afford to have him "potentially" do the same thing this year; there's more on the line.

Terrible D even for the Raptors. Bargnani looks like a deer caught in the headlights. Oh yeah, Leo still doesn't shut the fuck up.