Matt

Michael Moore isn't a documentarist. A documentary must have both sides. You can show your side with an although clause for other bits. Like although "The Bored" has been down several time recently, it features excellent people... There's an example of how to show both sides. Morgan Spurlock ("Super Size Me") was better at showing both sides in his film. I like what Matt Stone, Trey Parker made a point of the fact the left wing didn't like being criticize themsleves, when "Team America" did just that. I think that's a good point, because the left-wing is so apt to criticize the right, yet, the left doesn't want the same treatment. I think people have a right to make claims against Michael Moore being biased, when he excludes many points. He edited parts of "Fahrenheit 9/11". One of the people he asked to send their kids to the war, commented that he already has a cousin in the war. He could have still brought about his point without editing that part. Michael Moore needs to show part of the other side so that people can believe him. Some may be able to have blind faith in his side of the story. However, others need to hear both sides to be able to trust him more than before... Of course some will not believe what he says, but at least he is trying to create a way to communicate to more people.

I'd vote Liberal.

Ryan Dahle was in "The Age of Electric"... "Static In Stereo" featured Todd, and John Kerns from "The Age of Electric"... "Remote Control" interestingly enough was originally a "Limblifter" song before it became a "Age of Electric" song... For an American looking for "I/O", their best bet is probably finding the CD online...

There was a movie in the works before "Family Guy" was brought back.

Well I'm glad some people agree so far. ;) But about joing the forum... I've made it so all you have to do is fill out a registration form and then the user should be able to start posting immeaditely...

The White Stripes

I've had enough of this crap about people whining about how the new Matthew Good + Ryan Dahle project is different. It's not "Matt Good", blah, blah, blah. Didn't anyone notice the reason on the end of the name as to why the project isn't Matthew Good? The whining is hypocritical too, ironic really. I have seen many Matthew Good fans complain about people losing interest in Matthew Good's solo career, saying that Matthew Good changing should not change whether or not someone enjoys the music, etc. Yet, now, Matthew Good does something new and some of the same people are complaining. I say just enjoy the song or not, just after you've stated your opinion leave it at that, please. With that being said, I decided to create a board for the new project... here...

Sam Roberts

R.E.M. ..

Queens of The Stone Age

Odds....

Several of the bands you listed there are considered to be Garage Rock though. Even though Garage Rock is a fairly old term, it's still what it's considered to be...

I believe in Canada though, and such.

People are only allowed to use the Notwithstanding clause for five years. The French abused it when they get mad for English being as big or of a bigger font than that of the French words. The French also abuse it by having the language laws last longer than 5 years when the federal goverment objected. It came into effect in 1982. It was somewhat based on the failed constitution. The problem with the constitution is we had one, but no one agreed to it, so no one had to follow it. The Notwithstanding clause was to appease everyone.

I'd guess I could say I'm a nationalist. I don't want Canada to break up. It's that simple really. And the U.S. has more people to please and I guess they seem to be getting along...

Limblifter

Edit: I heard it, I think this track is awesome.

Sam Roberts - "Don't Walk Away Eileen"

Holly McNarland

I know I'm not C-Bacon, but yes I think it is. But if you want to hear some tracks from it, I think there is a few from the album on the official site.

Matthew Good Band - "The Future Is X-Rated"

Gord Downie

Franz Ferdinand

Fiction Plane

He's got a new show coming out in 2005 too called "American Dad" though, and he does some of the voices...