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it's probably a huge longshot but i'm looking to sell 2 tickets to NIN/QOTSA/DFA1979 in winnipeg on Nov. 14. I really need to sell these seats seeing how some friends of mine pulled out leaving me stuck with them. The seats are in section 125, row 11, seats 3-4. I'm looking to sell them at cost of $65 each but i might go lower if the price is right. thanks.

Scream and The Omen

Tell All Your Friends is an awesome record. Where You Want To Be is less than stellar. After the 4th song it falls flat on it's face...but those first for songs are great.

So last night I went to see The Black Halos in concert here in Regina. I didn't know anything about the band beforehand but I came out of the show seriously impressed. Billy Hopeless is a pretty kick-ass frontman and has a crazy amount of stage presence. Anyone else like this band or planning on checking them out when they come through your town on their current tour?

This bootleg idea is brilliant, especially for people in Saskatchewan who get completely passed over on this tour.

I will back you 110% on Napoleon Dynamite and Lost In Translation. Eternal Sunshine, though, i really enjoyed. Maybe it was due to the frame of mind I was in. I've always wanted to go back and watch it for a second time but i'm afraid I might not dig it as much. To add to the list I'll say Moulin Rouge, i HATE this movie!

Explosions In The Sky - The Sky Above, The Field Below

yeah, i'm pretty sure that it was also. He introduced an act/accepted an award at the Juno's via satellite in Australia last year. Don't Walk Away Eileen always makes me smile, i love that song.

wow, that is mighty messed up

all i have to say about St. Anger is: "where are the solos!?"

Check out Everything I Long For, that record is amazing.

Fox is using Prison Break as a way to keep 24's Monday night slot warm for its return in Jan/Feb. I'm pretty sure Prison Break will only be something like 15 episodes or so. If they decide to pick it up for another season, however, the writers will have a heck of a time keeping it fresh.

the only song that sounds even remotely like anything matt good ever put out on the underoath cd is "reinventing your exit" and you could say that it only vaguely (as in, not at all really) sounds like the very first three notes of north american for life. The Underoath song is "The Impact of Reason" and i highly agree that it sounds just like the intro to "NAFL"

"You're a Bullshit Salesman With A Mouthful of Samples" - Death By Stereo

If you listen closely to a few songs you can hear the lead singer's lisp. It totally kills the songs for me now.

The (International) Noise Conspiracy - Armed Love Death Cab For Cutie - Plans Arcade Fire - Funeral Pearl Jam - Saskatoon Bootleg