Gomo

It's Been A While Since I Was Your Man and 99% Of Us Is Failure ok now Big City Life vs. Buffalo Seven

Metal Airplanes Dusk Vs. Annabelle

I will check out that Rush song, Dan. as for right now: The Smashing Pumpkins - Window Paine

That's a tough one. While We Were Hunting Rabbits! I'm A Window Vs. The Future Is X-Rated

I agree. The acoustic shows I went to were both at venues that had general admission standing room area right by the state with very limited seating off to the sides. I saw the Smashing Pumpkins last year in a big cathedral with seats and that was pretty lame.

hmm......ugh I'm torn. I need more time to think about it.

RED BARCHETTA - RUSH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

I've never bought anything on Itunes before, but I really want a good copy of an acoustic Silent Army...so... The other two I can live without.

This album needs to be officially released already. There's a big gaping space on my Ipod where it should be.

RE5 is not terrible.

I don't know. I'm banging my head against the wall trying to decide. And now if I buy tickets the seats will probably suck.

That would be a lot more doable for me... hmm... This changes everything.

Buh, it's just not something I can really commit to right now. I'm also kinda wondering if there will be some other dates since he specifically listed the "Canadian" dates.

Oh good, I don't need to do it!

I'm not sure if I'm going to commit to the Massey Hall show...but do you guys think that it will be a hard ticket to get and I shouldn't take too much time deciding?

I think the best I could do would be to try and cover Running For Home. Don't know if I'll get around to it though ;)

I purchased Regina Spektor - Far...but back when it came out. Shoulda listed it in here. Recently I bought: Dave Matthews Band - Crash Rush - A Farewell to Kings Rush - Hemispheres Rush - Permanent Waves Rush - Moving Pictures

Haha! Not a bad idea, Dan. Toronto is what, 2 or 3 hours from Buffalo? I'll never forget the flight home from Buffalo after that 2007 acoustic show. Missed my connection flight because of fog...which led to flying from Buffalo to Philly to Washington D.C. back up to New York City. What a day that was. Totally worth it though. I'm interested in the Toronto show because it's relatively close, I know people in Toronto and Matt Good always seems to put on really kickass shows there.

So, do I buy a ticket for Massey Hall or do I take a chance that he'll play some U.S. dates close to me?

I saw House of 1000 Corpses which actually seemed like a pretty decent horror flick. During Devil's Rejects I was kinda preoccupied >_>

They actually slightly edited a few of the songs. LMU, HTB, Strange Days, Deep Six, and EIA were all edited in some way. Some echo was taken away in SD and LMU, and the rest were made to sound a big harder.

Well back then when I bought the U.S. release I really didn't know the difference. In time I figured out what was going on and in my computer playlists I've made the appropriate changes with the way the album is supposed to be. The only thing I'm missing out on is playing the actual CD, which I can't say I do too often anyway. But anyway...

I really like their first album, but their 2nd didn't excite me and I didn't even bother with anything after that.

I saw the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre last year for the first time. Now that's some fuckin' horror. I'd say that anything made in the 70s with that awful/fabulous grainy quality and nothing but natural light is up for contention.

I've only been over the Canadian border once. It was a lot easier getting back into American than it was getting into Canada O_o On that trip I was in the Eaton Center in Toronto and I was in a store and saw Matthew Good albums, which I am not used to seeing in music stores! I really regret not buying the Canadian release of Beautiful Midnight while I was there. I've always had the U.S. release. And I mean...it was only 10 bucks!!! Fuck. Listening to the Vancouver stream again ;)