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Posted: **Fri Apr 30, 2010 2:59 am**

dr_bar wrote:
blues2cruise wrote:
csspostal wrote:who?
No, not The Who nor The Guess Who.....Doug and The Slugs. They were a Canadian band.

So was the Guess Who...

Canadian band that explains it

I Like the Who

Posted: **Fri Apr 30, 2010 4:06 am**

BuzZz wrote: I think I threw my hip out....

Now THEY are a great band.

Posted: **Fri Apr 30, 2010 10:17 am**

High_Side wrote:
BuzZz wrote: I think I threw my hip out....
Now THEY are a great band.

Except they're not Canadian......

The Guess Who had some awesome music as well, and Bachman & Cummings are still doing a great job on tour.

Posted: **Fri Apr 30, 2010 1:32 pm**

dr_bar wrote:
High_Side wrote:
BuzZz wrote: I think I threw my hip out....
Now THEY are a great band.

Except they're not Canadian......

The Guess Who had some awesome music as well, and Bachman & Cummings are still doing a great job on tour.

I was referring to the HIP. However the bold didn't take on Buzz's small font that I quoted. On a somewhat related note, Gord Downie was in what motorcycle related movie semi-recently (no googling

)?

Posted: **Sat May 01, 2010 3:37 pm**

William Fitzsimmons - Heartless (better than the Kanye West original).
Deepfield - Nothing Left To Lose.
Shaman's Harvest - Dragonfly.

Still I would always be listening to Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb at least once a day.

Posted: **Sun May 02, 2010 8:20 am**

High_Side wrote: I was referring to the HIP. However the bold didn't take on Buzz's small font that I quoted. On a somewhat related note, Gord Downie was in what motorcycle related movie semi-recently (no googling )?

If I'm correct, it's the one you spoke of in another post shortly after you watched it. It prompted me
to rent it myself, and yes I enjoyed the local scenery even if they presented it out of order ...

Posted: **Sun May 02, 2010 10:33 am**

dr_bar wrote:
High_Side wrote: I was referring to the HIP. However the bold didn't take on Buzz's small font that I quoted. On a somewhat related note, Gord Downie was in what motorcycle related movie semi-recently (no googling )?

If I'm correct, it's the one you spoke of in another post shortly after you watched it. It prompted me
to rent it myself, and yes I enjoyed the local scenery even if they presented it out of order ...

You are correct! And yes seeing all that scenery within ONE WEEK and having time for everythng else was a bit far fetched, but good movie just the same.

Posted: **Tue May 04, 2010 7:56 pm**

Shiv wrote:Cat's in the Cradle

Way too accurate for my life...I'm always on the verge of losing it at 'my son turned ten just the other day, he said, "Thanks for the ball, Dad, come on let's play, can you teach me to throw", I said "Not today I got a lot to do", he said, "That's ok"

It's like a scene right out of my childhood, except repeat it several times. Could only get my dad to play with me once or twice IIRC.

But I guess I was lucky to have a dad, a lot of people don't even get that.

My dad never played ball with me. But he was never too busy; just bad health.

Almost any song by Bob Dylan specifically:

It Ain't Me Babe
Knockin' on heavens door
Tangled up in blue
Forever Young

Posted: **Wed May 05, 2010 1:55 am**

Posted: **Wed May 05, 2010 9:14 am**

fireguzzi wrote:Jason Molina - Montgomery / Hammer Down

Never heard of the guy, I'll have to listen a few times to see if it does anything for me...

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