Large Marge

Wah-who! Thanks so much Jay I just lost my job so wouldn't have been able to afford to go otherwise... The tickets will be much appreciated.

Yeah, I saw his little wiener at the ultrasound on Friday

I'm TIBO.2 (20 weeks) now and all is well

Surprise! The Margination is growing a new citizen...

I know it shocked the hell out of me.

I give thanks for this awesome community of fun-loving characters. Surprisingly you're all just as great without the beer-goggles!

Well Holy Alabama, Man! Why didn't I think of that? Thanks

So, I'm getting closer and closer to finding the perfect property in Hammertown. I saw two stylin places this weekend that I loved, but both need to be completely rewired (knob & tube). I'm wondering if anyone knows a good electrical expert who could walk through and give me an estimate on a full basement-to-attic rewire. Cheers!

Thinking about it... I have to work till at least 7pm unfortunately How much $$ are the afterparties?

Is anyone hitting up the big arts and music "crawl" in Hamilton tonight?

Bring yer bike and join our Nuit Blanche rolling festival... sure to stop at Smiling Buddha Bar.

Bring your bike to Nuit Blanche this year dude!

Chin chin, Marge is in!

Thursday, September 17 @ 9:00pm

KC Roberts & The Live Revolution

The Trane Studio

964 Bathurst St.

Cover: $10 for Men, [color:red]Ladies get in free. Doors open for dining @ 6pm. For dinner reservations, send us an

email or call (416) 913-8197.

KC Roberts has many talents that make him stand out in today's parade of bands. Besides being the composer and arranger of his 8 piece funk orchestra, he is also a guitarist unlike any other. As a singer, KC draws on diverse influences. The spirits Sly Stone, Jay Kay, Al Green, and John Legend have painted KC's voice and its personality. However, KC also brings a dynamic hip-hop influence to the table, and his skills as an MC never fail to bring the crowd to its feet. KC has made many musical contributions both domestically and abroad.

KC and his various original groups have shared the stage with such big names as The Black Eyed Peas, Z-trip, Talib Kweli, Rihanna, Jimmy Cliff, The Pocket Dwellers, DJ Serious and Jim Cuddy. KC has also contributed guitar work to music by Grammy-nominated gospel artist, Martha Munizzi, when she played in Toronto earlier in 2007.

NICE! These are the best mixes... EVER!!! I was gifted the boxed set back around the turn of the century and have been successfully enjoying them as my go-to party mixes ever since

As a cyclist, I've taken my share of butts in the face, arm, leg (from absent-minded pedestrians as well as those in cars). Not cool. Unfortunately, I've ridden into a couple of poorly-timed hork-ball loogeys as well

Dang. I just got in from work

Damn Girl... I'd be there in a second if I lived in Otown.

Nice. Thanks Brad! Is it just me, or does your recording sound better than the venue did? What a treat to see these guys... and to have you there to capture it!

YeS... the countdown is ON!!! See y'all in a couple of hours

and NuFunk, of course!

Fuckin Rights! I can't tell you how much I need this right now!!! THANK YOU BNB!!!

Wish I could make it on time Have a GREAT set!!!

It must be good... the site is blocked by my work!

Cool, thanks Brad. I forgot to mention that I'm hanging out with them tomorrow... I need something that I can pick up before then.

if attendance at last nights show was an indication of their popularity up here, then I would say they have a ways to climb

True dat, but the fans that were there had come from far and wide to see these guys. Not packed but definitely stompin'. I was truly impressed with the quality... mind you, I'm not yet a hardcore bluegrass fan.