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The Neorhino party promises to declare Spanish as Canada's official language and pass legislation forcing Prime Minister Stephen Harper to go on a diet.

Best thing I've read all day!

Did they bust out any Floyd covers for these shows?

human cheese anyone?

....and the nightmare continues.

nice throatee you friggin hillbilly.

They're currently busting out Astronomy Domine, Lucifer Sam, Big River, Nashville West and Redwood Hills for some covers....plus the assorted Sadies classics (both new and old). Check it out!

Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit

Local 506

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September 6, 2007[/b']

VIDEO ATTRIBUTES:

source: Canon ZR80 DV on tripod by "That Beat"

transfer: mini dv master > sony Vegas > DVD Architect by Jesse Hamm

TV system: NTSC

Aspect Ratio: 4:3

Sys Bitrate: vbr 5250kbs avg (min 4900/max 6000kbps)

framerate: 29.97 fps

video codec: Mpeg-2

AUDIO ATTRIBUTES:

Source: Schoeps MK4 > KC5 > CMC6 > Lunatec V3 > Marantz PMD-671 by Robbie Dunn

Audio Coding mode: AC3

Sampling Rate: 48kHz

Bitrate: 192 KB/s

one dvd

set one:

01 Try

02 The Assassin

03 Down In A Hole

04 Goddamn Lonely Love

05 Grown

06 Hurricanes and Hand Grenades

07 Psycho Killer

08 Chicago Promenade

09 Danko / Manuel

10 Please Be With Me

11 Outfit

12 Never Gonna Change

set two:

13 Dixie Chicken

14 Brand New Kind of Actress

15 Decoration Day

Encore

16 Dress Blues

total runtime: 1:44:35

Made by fans for fans!! This is never to be sold only freely traded!! Support the band by seeing them play live and by buying their records.

http://www.jasonisbell.com

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Again. Because its so damn good.

The intense cover of 'Psycho Killer' and sweet versions of 'Please Be With Me' , 'Dixie Chicken' made this worth the download time and bandwidth alone.

Don't let the screenshots fool ya, its alot better quality then it first looks. Ridiculous close ups and the audio is A++.

Smokin DVD!

This looks awesome...just found it on the den and am all over it!

In.

Costume? Dare to dream!

HAHA!

For anyone who cares, c-towns is a superior costume designer....

These are pretty tasty..like Mrs. Hux says, capn crunch texture with a savory flavour. I have had a whole bunch of different flavours, most of which I have no clue as what it's supposed to be! There is a "sarami" (salami) flavoured one for the meat eaters in the house.

Sadies - New Seasons (awesome)

Neil Young - Comes a Time

United Steel Workers of Montreal - Broken Trucks and Bottles

Kelly Joe Phelps - Tunesmith Retrofit

Yonder Mountain - Old Hands

Sorry to interrupt the gravy train but.....

Two types of cheese that make a killer pizza are:

Soft Chevre (obviously) with or without any herbs

Buxton Blue Shropshire is AWESOME on a pizza pie

The crotch shot is where it's at!

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India...expensive!

How much for a mustache ride?

At home:

United Steel Workers of Montreal: Kerosene and Coal

And in the Car Ive had this one on for a few turns:

01-26 ACL PRESENTS: The Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival

CLICK HERE[color:blue] to visit the ACL PBS website

Check out this festival! It's free and there are some AMAZING acts playing...this will be sweet.

Parts car? Depending on the model it might be worth having an add or a post on a local message board the caters to fans of whatever vehicle it is.

Yeah....so after reading up on the issue, it seems that you can buy Applecare anytime within the first year of owning it. Seems that all Macbooks come with 1yr support anyhow so it makes sense to hold off a while I believe. I was under the impression that you either got it at time or purchase or didn't, but this doesn't seem to be the case.

Hey Folks,

So my gf wants to get a Macbook and we were wondering if the optional protection plan is worth it? I never really buy these plans to begin with but my experience with Macs is zilch. Is there anything with these machines that is a little suspect and would warrant such a protection purchase?

Go for sure...they're pretty awesome. PLENTY of energy.

Hmmm, interesting bit about the Mexican made guitars by Martin. I haven't been able to find which models are made there and when production started but it seems like it is happening and is a newish thing.

The one I have says "Made in the USA" though...I wonder if they are still giving them that label even if they are assembled in Mexico??? Any idea how to tell where a specific guitar was made based on the serial number? I know you can tell date but factory might be nice to know as I would prefer one from the home factory for sure.

Well, I'm no expert but Ive been trying to find a decent guitar these days as well. I am certainly in the beginner range of playing but have been hacking away for long enough to warrant a little spoiling

About a year ago, my gf bought a nice Martin D-15 that has really fit my own needs for playability and overall feel...it also sounds amazing and has a beautiful look. Compared to my old Yamaha (about 30 years old) that Ive had kicking around the sound difference is completely overwhelming. Comparing the feel of the neck, and sound, I just couldn't stand and have been playing hers daily. I even had the Yamaha set up properly, and the action lowered. It has sentimental value to me and will make a good travel guitar but I just don't enjoy playing and learning on it.

Of course Im comparing apples to oranges but Im just saying that personal preference goes a long way, even as a beginner. Ive tried a number of different brands/models and find that a Martin feels best in my hands and has the sound I prefer.

Something to consider is that you can offen rent a guitar at the bigger stores. I recently brought home a Martin DCXIRE (the cutaway, w/ electronics, version of the guitar Pablo mentioned) to try out and am loving it.

Take your time picking one out. It's fun, you get to play a lot of different models, and really learn a thing or two in the process, which, as a beginner is what you're after anyhow.

Engineers Without Borders would also be a great choice:

www.ewb.ca

Well, a friend of mine will be wrapping up a cross Canada roller blade journey to raise money for lung cancer. He has spent the last 4 months doing it and has raised like $40,000 through public donation only. Check out his site at

www.seetheend.com

Some amazing pictures, stories, stats and a TREMENDOUS effort by Rich!! Wraps up this Saturday in Vancouver for anyone in the area that might see this.

I just listened. Wow... what a departure. It went from singer songwriter with backing band to full on music project...

They really seem to be showcasing the lead guitar player, and have other lead singers?!! And the song writing isn't nearly as good as her last couple of albums.

I suppose I will be more curious to hear the next Jenny Lewis/Watson Twins showcase than this Rilo disc....Seeing as how this is more of a band/group effort rather than a Jenny Lewis effort.

ahhh change, we just hate it