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ah, the age-old question of sitting and standing. when the music rocks, stand. when it's quiet and introspective, sit. the problem is, everyone's got a different calibration curve to their rock meter.

if you want the camera to control flash output, use a Canon brand...if you are comfortable setting power yourself, you can go cheaper w/ a Metz, Vivitar, etc.

i recall a shirt that a guy made and wore at some festival...on the back it said: 6 ft 7 not my fucking fault

instead, it's based on time of arrival, which, unlike height, is easily influenced.

Sparky, I'm sorry you are inferring other meanings than how others are interpreting these posts...seems pretty clear to me, but maybe not i guess. anyway, just speaking for myself, i find that while the situation is obviously less than ideal, i feel pretty powerless to do anything about it, or change my habits in reaction to it. i live on the east coast, so i would think (perhaps naively) that air-borne radiation is of little to no risk. i think i recall that you live here as well, but maybe not... but what would you personally do if you lived in Japan, or California? how would you change wh

i think this is quite different from what you posted:

he's selling lead-lined bunkers on the side.

we have a winner folks, please. no more calls.

of course, seeing Neil in their hometown wouldn't require any transportation or lodging expense i'm pretty psyched that Shine to Burn is gonna film @ SSF this year.

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Chicago looks to be an aberration...maybe booking two shows there was a mistake, and they should have done one...take a look at the rest of the remaining dates. not many tickets on Stubhub. http://www.stubhub.com/neil-young-tickets/

can someone please grab my burrito?

http://resonancefm.com/ 9PM, GMT i believe.

songs that wouldn't make my top 30 she's a jar hate it here one by one war on war hummingbird ones that would: hotel arizona side with the seeds magazine called sunset you are my face say you miss me theologians and poor places are certainly in the top 10.

below = less

Toronto, Chicago and Detroit residents, pay heed. i caught the show Tuesday and it was great; nice to see they've added a couple of bodies to the 4 piece lineup so that the live experience can live up to the recorded evidence. http://www.grailsongs.com/ "GRAILS is the premier instrumental rock act of the upper Northeast Portland area. An emerging new artist, ready to take the word by storm!"

if there are as many tickets on the market as you claim, finding a ticket below face value shouldn't be hard at all.

the arugula and prosciutto pizza w/ shaved parm that i had in rome was the best pizza ever. i am not a fan of deep-dish pizza.

report back during the show.

do you know anyone who actually was inside the venue during the show?

the Pixies sing a couple of songs in Spanish...as do Japanese grindcore/doom band Corrupted.

i can put my weight behind this post.

i was hoping for some of the Krautrock persuasion, but couldn't think of any...

i think some people might have missed the 'sing in a different language' portion of this thread... anyway, two of my favorites are Dungen (Swedish) and Boris (Japanese). i'm trying to think of any bands who sing in German... i suppose i could count SFA's _Mwng_ as well (in Welsh).