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Lucky. I wanted to pick up her CD but I didn't have any money on me. Stupid mistake on my part. I'll probably but some of her albums (if I can find them) in the next few weeks.

Yeah the Montreal show was amazing. I was most impressed by Melissa, she was awesome. I enjoyed their duet on hurt, although her husband didn't had much to the song...

1) Advertising On Police Cars 2) Everything Is Automatic 3) Apparitions 4) Tripoli (Rooms)

I was kind of disappointed with LOTR. Especially Return of the King, that movie was almost unwatchable. I don't really see why people put them so far ahead of the new Star Wars movies. To me, they're almost on the same level. Godfather would easily be the best if it wasn't for the third... so Star Wars.

Yeah Donnie Darko is a sweet movie. The last movie I saw was either Saw II or Saved! not sure which one I saw first. Saw II was pretty good. Saved! was enjoyable except for the ending, which was kinda crappy, I felt.

Yeah, it's pretty good. Some of the things he's does to himself... yuck gave me nightmares for a while. I saw it in grade 9 English class.

I'd love to see Habs-Sens in the conference final. Now that'd be an exciting series. Then again I'll content just as long as they both outlast the Leafs. There's a very good chance the Cup will going to Canada this year, which is good news any way you look at it.

1- Symbolistic White Walls 2- Fated 3- Weapon 4- Born to Kill 5- Prime Time Deliverance

I don't consider U2 kickass. They're kind of like Metallica, had a few amazing early albums in the 80's, but now, their stuff is so generic.

Only if it's gonna be psychadelic, which Radiohead isn't really. Well maybe a little, but not really.

I think his best has to be Audio of Being. I think it's because it's such a healthy mix of his MGB stuff and his newer stuff. I like Avalanche, although I can't listen to it all that much before getting a bit bored. Of all his new material, the rooms songs are by far my favorite. I think that was absolutely amazing. If what's to come from him will be more like that, I'll be a very happy camper.

I said Anti-Pop. I dig the gnome.

AEnima album- Tool Audio of Being Crucify and Bliss- Tori Amos Heaven Beside You- Alice in Chains Limp- Fiona Apple

1) Running for Home 2) Born to Kill 3) Antipop 4) Load me Up 5) Middle Class Gangsters

Eww the Bollocks doesn't look too healthy...

Those things don't even work that well. I bought some windshield wipers from there (probably made from Teflon.. like everything else there) and within a year they've fallen apart. So he's annoying and misleading about how his products are good. Oh and the windshield fluid sucks too.

Blair Witch Project Rose Red Those are the only ones that ever had a lasting effect on me (meaning I remembered them after viewing).

I dunno, I liked it. I thought it was good, except for that big steroids guy. I would have used that stick with the nails in it to kill him like 2 minutes into the film had I been stuck in that house.

Yeah but I don't think he has the fan base to do it. An American tour would probably make him lose money if he's playing for like, 100 people.

1) 21st Century Living 2) Fated 3) Life Beyond the Minimum Safe Distance 4? Workers Sing a Song of Mass Production

1- Prime Time Deliverance 2- Flashdance II 3- Rat Who Would be King 4- Symbolistic White Walls

1)Rat Who Would Be King 2)Apparitions 3)Truffle Pigs 4)Sort of a Protest Song 5)A Long Way Dong 6)Advertising on Police Cars 7)Flashdance II 8)Running for Home 9)Weapon

Offspring w/ Cypress Hill and MxPx Tool w/ Meshuggah Tool w/ Tomahawk Red Hot Chili Peppers w/ Stone Temple Pilots Red Hot Chili Peppers w/ Mars Volta and Queens of the Stone Age Matthew Good (Avalanche and Coma tours) Rammstein Rob Zombie (won tickets) The Darkness Summer Sanitarium with Metallica, Deftones, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park and Mudvayne Static-X System of a Down w/ Mars Volta Velvet Revolver A Perfect Circle w/ Pymgy Love Circus NIN w/ A Perfect Circle

The Mars Volta- Televators

Yeah it was a really good show. I was right up front too. I loved the ending, with the acoustic songs. Would love to see a whole acoustic Matt Good set. The setlist from the 2003 Metropolis show is this: 1. Pledge Of Allegiance 2. A Long Way Down 3. Near Fantastica 4. Load Me Up / Generation X-Wing 5. In A World Called Catastrophe 6. Song For The Girl 7. Avalanche 8. I Can't Explain 9. Hello Time Bomb 10. Bright End Of Nowhere 11. 21st Century Living 12. Weapon 13. Apparitions 14. Giant 15. Symbolistic White Walls Don't think that's the one you wanted, though.