Mr.Domino

hey all, i'm currently looking for a gmail invite so that i may be enlightened and join the gmail revolution... anyone have an extra?

i believe there was another thread of this nature waaaaaaaaaaaay back a whole bunch of months ago...

21st century living fated near fantastica workers sing a song of mass production

yeah for some reason the calgary decided to reprint a story originally from the vancouver sun (?) the day of the show... losers... anyways, the new direction from matt should be interesting, i'm looking forward to a tour with shows resembling the ottawa acoustic show - sounds like it was a blast to me

;) har har har... i'll just have to be more forward next time and get to the front...

lucky duck! i would kill (not really) for a pick or drumstick or setlist... i was just too far back from the stage (likely right behind you anna) excellent excellent show - i really enjoyed advertising on police cars, which is weird because its usually not one of my faves, but the bass had a bit of a flange on it i believe, sounded awesome - rich is the man.

holy crap i almost wet myself just now - douche vader = hilarious

here's a few i like: "Its sunny outside, and George Bush isn't my president. What more could one ask for?" "This world is filled with things that will never make sense. Trying to make so much sense of them will only result in one thing: Spending the rest of your life trying to remember what you were like before any of it mattered." "I'm going to go and buy myself a bottle of something, find a nice quiet rock somewhere in the hills, and have one last drink with Steve. And then, my life having been made better by knowing him, I'm going to go and live it." "To assume is to fail miserably at acting intelligent enough to know when to keep your mouth shut." "Actions speak louder than words. And sometimes inaction speaks louder than both of them." there you go, it amazes me how deep he is... i read the mblog and i go whoaaaaaaaa now that's good writing.

agreed, the L&G were very unique. an interesting choice as an opener i'd say. tough beans about getting the run around from security, a yellow t-shirt and they think they own your soul... a little respect would be nice

I'd like to say that the show was excellent, i enjoyed myself emmensely, and on the topic of drunk retards, rest assured ravenous, a few of them will wake up tommorw with bruised ribs as i had to nail a few of them to protect my girlfriend.... i thought the Ladies and Gentlemen were pretty good, that moustache guy was sheer comedy... Matt was excellent as usual, it never fails to amaze me - he walks out on stage and i go "oh my god! i can't believe he's really here!" i was a hairs breadth away from one of pats drumsticks, but alas a drunk moron was in front of me... BOOO!!!! anyways theres my 2 cents, goodnight all!

i'll see if i can see anything at the concert tomorrow on this topic

i got underdogs, i was kinda hoping for beautiful midnight or audio of being though, i like them better

prime time deliverance strange days suburbia symbolistic white walls

they talk about homosexuality like its a disease or something... thats messed

i've heard more than once that its some manner of flange effect

Near Fantastica, Avalanche and Weapon... ohhhh wow i get chills when he plays weapon live - its just excellent - i can't wait for tuesday!

has anyone else heard of this band? they're from seattle, look around on some sharing programs and take a listen. good harmonies and such

bright end of nowhere pledge of allegiance truffle pigs sort of a protest song long way down advertising on police cars omissions of the omen running for home weapon

I nominate Ross Childress of Collective Soul fame, his licks made that band... and now that he's gone, they're broken.

oh be joyful future is x-rated anti-pop its been a while.... generation x-wing strange days born to kill change of season fated

under the influence suburbia load me up workers sing a song of mass production symbolistic white walls 21st century living jenni's song near fantastica everything is automatic

North american for life she's got a new disguise man from harold wood prime time deliverance big city life ex-pats giant going all the way avalanche

omissions of the omen fated i miss new wave fearless apparitions double life going all the way house of smoke and mirrors comfortable criminals

personally, i think its criminal that empty road is out... every name is my name raygun oh be joyful symbolistic white walls x-rated (BM) change of season jenni's song workers sing a song of mass production north american for life (i can't get onto the rooms version...)

strange days running for home she's got a new disguise look happy, its the end of the world pledge of allegiance lets get it on haven't slept in years (raygun) empty road (not that i dislike giant, empty road is just better) under the influence