Foolonthehill

and I wouldn't count on an album like this selling a lot of copies, so the band would probably be better off getting the bonus from wal mart. it seems that it's usually bands past their primes that make deals like this.

I think Wal-Mart pays them a lot to have the exclusive rights to sell the album, so maybe not.

MASH was on TV. Excellent as always.

That's my plan too. Canada's men's water polo team actually qualified for the first time ever.

nah, the government is way too cheap for that.

I've just gotta find a theatre that's easy to sneak into first.

I wish I preferred the winter Olympics, they're coming here in 2010. I'm kinda pissed off about it really. Who the f*** wants a brand new, state-of-the-art curling rink?

haha did they actually cover it? no, I meant the real one

haha yeah I meant Canada... the REAL Vancouver.

Vancouver, Canada?

I like a lot of "classical" music, just not so much the stuff from the Classical period.

yep, seriously.

I just listened to Hotel, and it SUCKED. I used to kinda like it, but now that my tastes have matured, it's undeniably terrible.

Ok you're not too far from me then, I'm in Vancouver.

Great minds think alike.

I once wrote the entire lyric to "Comfortably Numb" on a desk when I got bored in french class.

cool I'm going there next week

Lists like that one have no personality. So generic.

Micky is in Washington state right? I think he's the closest.

Well sometimes when people say classical they just mean all orchestral type music. But Classical is also a specific period within that.

well I guess if you count Beethoven as classical then it's not all bad, but he could be called romantic, or just not classified.

I don't like classical much to be honest. Every time I'm forced to play Mozart, it makes me want to kill myself.

yeah, I wouldn't either.

1. Gordon Lightfoot 2. Rush 3. Mr. Neil Young 4. Joni Mitchell 5. The Band 6. Natalie MacMaster 7. The Guess Who 8. Leonard Cohen 9. Chilliwack 10. Steppenwolf

Yes, and I live there.(here?) haha you're welcome it's really not a huge difference between Chilliwack and Vancouver, just an hour's drive, but I just remember my dad telling me that they were from Vancouver but picked the name Chilliwack because it sounded interesting.