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After looking at today's XPress music listings, the best show I can find is Marc Charron (of Lure) at Patty Boland's (which is at 101 Clarence, in the Byward Market). Aloha, Brad

I haven't had any problems, and I think I've read every (Cavern) topic within the last couple of days. What browser are you using? (I'm using Firefox 1.5.0.8.) Aloha, Brad

Do they play any songs by The Slip? Aloha, Brad

The Saturday, December 2, 2006 show by Mr. Something Something at Gypsy Co-op in Toronto is now available for download: http://www.archive.org/details/mrss2006-12-02.oktava.shnf Richard Underhill (of Shuffle Demons and other projects) guests on baritone sax for the whole show. Enjoy! Aloha, Brad

The Friday, December 1, 2006 show by the Donavon Frankenreiter Band at Kool Haus in Toronto is now available for download: http://www.archive.org/details/dfb2006-12-01.oktava.shnf (This was the opening act for Gov't Mule.) Enjoy! Aloha, Brad

And your tasers charged. Aloha, Brad

I had a boot to the head from Angelo Moore during a Fishbone concert. Aloha, Brad

I'm trying very hard not to envision where the grilled pineapple was placed on his body... Aloha, Brad

Cyro Baptista - things Kevin Breit - strings Aloha, Brad

They were in the encore. Aloha, Brad

Is that 1am show-end really when it stops? I ask because I'd like to be there (and record, if possible) on Dec. 19, but if it goes much past 1am, it'll make it tough to get back to where I'll be staying. Aloha, Brad

A lot of the titles are mentioned in http://jam.canoe.ca/Music/Artists/W/Who/ConcertReviews/2006/12/05/2636973-sun.html Aloha, Brad

I had a ball at the show. They played all the expected hits, and featured a lot (all?) of the new album. The encore was a huge chunk (20 mintues?) of "Tommy" (with "Pinball Wizard" leading it off). The band was spot-on, especially Zack Starkey's drumming, which was thunderous. Pino Palladino was great on bass, and Simon Townshend filled out the guitar part of the soundscape. (StoneMtn, you may be right: I don't remember hearing much of Simon's guitar, but that may have been the mix. Simon Townshend is a solo artist, too, so I don't think Pete would have put him in the band if he didn't think it was good/useful.) Musically, it was The Who: wall-of-sound power pop done right. As for a set list, I didn't keep track, but I remember "I Can't Explain" was the opening song (we were coming in during it), and I know they did "You Better You Bet", as well as all the hits (and the new stuff). I think it was about a two-hour show. I liked the visuals, too. I think the animated images they were putting up on the screens had more content than, say, just geometrical lazers and lights. I'm glad I went. All told, my musical weekend went like: Friday, Dec. 1: Donavon Frankenreiter Band, opening for Friday, Dec. 1: Gov't Mule (two sets) Saturday, Dec. 2: Anike, opening for Saturday, Dec. 2: Mr. Something Something (two sets) Monday, Dec. 4: The Who Monday, Dec. 4: Sisters Euclid (one-and-a-bit sets) I think this may have been one of the better musical weekends for me in 2006. Aloha, Brad

He played a few (brief) solos, about what I expected. Aloha, Brad

Happy Day! Aloha, Brad

Happy Birthday, scottie! Aloha, Brad

I've listened to bits of my recording (my mics were just above aberg83's), and what I heard sounded pretty good. I'm hoping to have it up on bt.etree.org later in the week. I'm also going to try get the recording of the opening act, Donavon Frankenreiter Band, up to the Live Music Archive later in the week, too. Aloha, Brad

I now get Gov't Mule. Aloha, Brad

Loads of shows available at http://www.archive.org/details/U-Melt Aloha, Brad

http://theslip.com/calendar.php#13580 says it's Kill The Lights, with no mention of other bands. KTL's tour dates list the Guelph show, too. http://www.thelovelyfeathers.com/shows/ doesn't list a Guelph date. Aloha, Brad

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The Rochester show is now at a different venue. According to http://www.mule.net/news/index.php Aloha, Brad

Aside from alcohol, what in the way of recreational chemistry would be appropriate for this show? Aloha, Brad

Why not just skip wearing panties today? Aloha, Brad

Do the Febreze people know about this (at least figurative, if not literal) niche marketing opportunity? Aloha, Brad