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I'd love to hear the live morrissey, although something tells me it might be just average...

Now live Smiths, that's some good sh!t...the album Rank is wicked....now if only morrissey and Marr would agree to reconcile their differences for 6 months...long enough for them to tour to Canada, I'd be one happy person.

As far as the Oscar Wilde bussiness...he's a huge fan, citing him in several interviews as somewhat of his muse, as well as in a song lyric or two....

" A dreaded sunny day

so I meet you at the cemetery gates

Keats and Yeats are on your side

while Wilde is on mine..." From Cemetary Gates

His lyrics are so darkly funny, it's just a wonder more people don't appriciate them...

"I crashed down on the crossbar

and the pain was enough to make

a shy, bald buddhist reflect

and plan a mass-murder" From Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before...

by the smiths...I recently re-bought this album and am reminded just why this band was such a force...Johnny Marr is a guitar god. Morrisseys wit and dripping sarcasm just kill me...most people I know either love or hate this band (mostly due to morrissey's vocal stylings)...what's your take?

WICKED...cant wait to hear that

level 3...read the text that faintly appears in the top right corner...apply it...

ahhh...guess that's why it's a riddle...you gotta think...i'm into level 3...

WTF?

i can't even open the 2nd door...what the hell do you do?

I jsut checked Rotate this's website and they still have tix..

I'm surprised you can still formulate sentences.

anything from All things must pass...the Apple Jams track on that album is ill....clapton and harrison shredding it!

amen Del...

trey was a gong show of his own accord (oxy) at coventry and the slow demise leading up to the break-up...

I've only really heard the pit, the road and disembodied head...all of which I have enjoyed...but the pit does rock some serious ass...it's got that Voodoo Chile kinda intro, real power blues...All the way down to the bottom!!@

THat's a sweeet lin up...too bad I'm on the right coast

ahhh i see....

ok, i lied...there's music, but it's not a musical...still SINGIN' and DANCIN' hobbitts!!

SINGING HOBBITTS!

I was just listening to CP24 and the press conference was on...

Producer (Micheal Coln):"What's the difference between Vince Carter and Lord of the Rings? Lord of the Rings recognizes Toronto is a great city and wants to play here for a long long time!"...

Crowd Cheers*

Producer : "You know I've been a big fan of Pink Floyd for a long time, and I consider this production to be the Pink Floyd of the theatre."

Can't wait to see what it's gonna look like...$30 million budget...that's huuuuuge...I went to school for Tech Theatre, and that's a SHITLOAD of cool effects baby!!

the link is not working...

what is their policy? No taping...??

I saw a setlist from a night or two ago at the Beacon...I would love to find this show...does anyone have any links to live allmans? I've checked the archive....

Allman Brothers Band

Beacon Theater , New York City , NY

Set I: Don't Want You No More > Not My Cross to Bear, Ain't Wastin' Time No More, Can't Lose What You Never Had, Maydell, Midnight Rider, High Cost of Low Living, Woman Across the River, Stormy Monday, Egypt

Set II: Please Call Home@, Rain@, These Days@, Preachin' Blues@, Statesboro Blues, Black Hearted Woman > drumz > Black Hearted Woman, Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?* > Franklin's Tower*, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed**

Enc: You Don't Love Me

Notes: @ Acoustic. * With Rob Barraco on keyboards and James van der Bogert on drums. Without Jaimoe. ** With guest percussionist.

no worries...it's my favorite page at the moment...

This is a pretty fun rendition of Graceland

** includes Brad and Andrew Barr, and members of AGP on horns

i wonder if any of these will show up on the Archive?

i really don't know what to think

Maybe it's funny....

Man, when are you guys gonna play the Church on Berkely again...that was an awesome venue!!

amen.