Yep!! We may need to take our musicality to PMs and beyond my brother! I have more music and bands to share than I can handle!!

We would get along nicely my friend! And I also have a penchant for fine cooking ….
- Snots33_77

What are some of the craziest shows you've seen? Let's see, if we go non festival?
Alexisonfire-Death From Above-Billy Talent (Was actually the first Billy Talent record release party/concert)
Meshuggah-Down-SOAD
Volbeat-Lamb of God-Metallica
Taproot-Deftones-Incubus
...to name a few.

Well, that depends on your musical tastes Gramps?? I’m just trying not to offend anyone with all of my suggestions as I know they’re not for everyone
- Snots33_77

it doesn't matter snots. its a community here and we chat about every thing and then some. some i may listen to and some i may not.


(frank) em if they can't take a joke.

I’m making a pull pork (slow roasted for hours and taken care of better than most of todays youths) flatbread on my Italian grandmother’s dough “recipe” (never be the same) with red peppers, chipotle sauce, and caramelized onions!!

it doesn't matter snots. its a community here and we chat about every thing and then some. some i may listen to and some i may not.


(frank) em if they can't take a joke.
- Gramps28

I love you!!

Ok! It’s on!

What are some of the craziest shows you've seen? Let's see, if we go non festival?
Alexisonfire-Death From Above-Billy Talent (Was actually the first Billy Talent record release party/concert)
Meshuggah-Down-SOAD
Volbeat-Lamb of God-Metallica
Taproot-Deftones-Incubus
...to name a few.
- Darksyde

noice. haven't seen SOAD or Incubus live though, those are on my bucket list for sure. not a big Rob Zombie fan but his show was (frank)ing awesome, so was Korn.

do any of you know Marc Rebillet? gonna see him live soon at Place Bell, should be fun

I’m making a pull pork (slow roasted for hours and taken care of better than most of todays youths) flatbread on my Italian grandmother’s dough “recipe” (never be the same) with red peppers, chipotle sauce, and caramelized onions!!
- Snots33_77

Ok, gotta ask. Pulled pork, you like sweet, or spicy/vinegary? I prefer the latter, myself.

noice. haven't seen SOAD or Incubus live though, those are on my bucket list for sure. not a big Rob Zombie fan but his show was (frank)ing awesome, so was Korn.

do any of you know Marc Rebillet? gonna see him live soon at Place Bell, should be fun
- Pat1993

Sweet! I actually use him for my alarm on my phone... "Get the F out of bed biatch go!"

Sweet! I actually use him for my alarm on my phone... "Get the F out of bed biatch go!"
- Darksyde

noice

the guy just has so much swag, it's insane. and he's really talented lol

check out his collab with Tenacious D on youtube if you haven't already, it's pretty damn cool.

What are some of the craziest shows you've seen? Let's see, if we go non festival?
Alexisonfire-Death From Above-Billy Talent (Was actually the first Billy Talent record release party/concert)
Meshuggah-Down-SOAD
Volbeat-Lamb of God-Metallica
Taproot-Deftones-Incubus
...to name a few.
- Darksyde

Too many to list man! If I wasn’t t playing shows I was at shows!

I almost lost consciousness front row at a Meshuggah concert! Bought the white tee-shirt prior to the show….it was a (frank)ing rag by shows end.

And Lamb of God. Front row for the Killidelphia tour! I fended off 2 (frank)ers all show with my right arm , had to drive home and couldn’t use that arm for 3 days after.

Loved every minute of it!!

Ok, gotta ask. Pulled pork, you like sweet, or spicy/vinegary? I prefer the latter, myself.
- Darksyde

Prefer the latter. It also burns off fat

What are some of the craziest shows you've seen? Let's see, if we go non festival?
Alexisonfire-Death From Above-Billy Talent (Was actually the first Billy Talent record release party/concert)
Meshuggah-Down-SOAD
Volbeat-Lamb of God-Metallica
Taproot-Deftones-Incubus
...to name a few.
- Darksyde

two names you prolly never heard of and one you have

all in club type settings.

ronnie montrose as a solo act just tore the place apart with an incredible display playing a guitar. best part was the stage was set behind the bar. montrose proceeded to play as he strolled on top of the bar.

a local blues singer named angela davis got on the table of the booth we were sitting in and just sang the poop out of the blues. it was awesome

the hip the first time i saw them. their musicianship was unreal to me and they just played the poop out of their instruments and gord wasgord and lit the place up.

What are some of the craziest shows you've seen? Let's see, if we go non festival?
Alexisonfire-Death From Above-Billy Talent (Was actually the first Billy Talent record release party/concert)
Meshuggah-Down-SOAD
Volbeat-Lamb of God-Metallica
Taproot-Deftones-Incubus
...to name a few.
- Darksyde

Just between you and me……I opened up for Big Wreck…….and as the opening band, we stole his limo to the show!! Hahaahaa

EDIT: Ian Thornley that is!! Lol!

He was (frank)ing awesome about it

Just between you and me……I opened up for Big Wreck…….and as the opening band, we stole his limo to the show!! Hahaahaa
- Snots33_77

woah that's cool. what band were you in (or are still in)..?

two names you prolly never heard of and one you have

all in club type settings.

ronnie montrose as a solo act just tore the place apart with an incredible display playing a guitar. best part was the stage was set behind the bar. montrose proceeded to play as he strolled on top of the bar.

a local blues singer named angela davis got on the table of the booth we were sitting in and just sang the poop out of the blues. it was awesome

the hip the first time i saw them. their musicianship was unreal to me and they just played the poop out of their instruments and gord wasgord and lit the place up.
- Gramps28

I think you mentioned Triumph the other night..?


Tragically Hip must've been a great show.

Just between you and me……I opened up for Big Wreck…….and as the opening band, we stole his limo to the show!! Hahaahaa
- Snots33_77

That's awesome... In a unique show? Saw Big Sugar with a Japanese Taiko drum group... They actually played together, and it was awesome.

woah that's cool. what band were you in (or are still in)..?
- Pat1993

The music was awesome!! Drumming stellar with back up vocals!!

Main vocals sounded like a llama pissing on an electric fence.

Even recorded with focus….🤦🏻‍♂️

That's awesome... In a unique show? Saw Big Sugar with a Japanese Taiko drum group... They actually played together, and it was awesome.
- Darksyde

I was 19 and saw Big Sugar front row in Sudbury! Got to meet them all!! Geordie and his (frank)ing bass player are incredible dudes!! Wow

I think you mentioned Triumph the other night..?


Tragically Hip must've been a great show.
- Pat1993

actually met the boys in milwaukee before show. they were playing some old theatre and we drove up early to beat traffic. milw is 90 miles/120km or so away. decided to go into a diner type place nearby and they were in there eating.

bunch of good dudes. and appeared to be exactly as they presented themselves. a bunch of old friends playing in a band together.


never saw triumph in concert. used to blast it in the car as we got stoned on the way to go skiing. lol

two names you prolly never heard of and one you have

all in club type settings.

ronnie montrose as a solo act just tore the place apart with an incredible display playing a guitar. best part was the stage was set behind the bar. montrose proceeded to play as he strolled on top of the bar.

a local blues singer named angela davis got on the table of the booth we were sitting in and just sang the poop out of the blues. it was awesome

the hip the first time i saw them. their musicianship was unreal to me and they just played the poop out of their instruments and gord wasgord and lit the place up.
- Gramps28

Montrose?? Really?! What would Sammy Hagar have done in the 70’s then???

Lol

Montrose?? Really?! What would Sammy Hagar have done in the 70’s then???

Lol
- Snots33_77

Montrose had already disbanded by then and ronnie was doing solo stuff. and it was the 80's. lol

actually met the boys in milwaukee before show. they were playing some old theatre and we drove up early to beat traffic. milw is 90 miles/120km or so away. decided to go into a diner type place nearby and they were in there eating.

bunch of good dudes. and appeared to be exactly as they presented themselves. a bunch of old friends playing in a band together.
- Gramps28

lucky you. I actually started appreciating that band only recently, back in the day I only had listened to them on the radio, so I wasn't aware of their repertoire, and I wasn't as opened minded musically as I am today. in retrospect I really wish I had seen them live...

actually met the boys in milwaukee before show. they were playing some old theatre and we drove up early to beat traffic. milw is 90 miles/120km or so away. decided to go into a diner type place nearby and they were in there eating.

bunch of good dudes. and appeared to be exactly as they presented themselves. a bunch of old friends playing in a band together.


never saw triumph in concert. used to blast it in the car as we got stoned on the way to go skiing. lol
- Gramps28

noice hahaaa

actually met the boys in milwaukee before show. they were playing some old theatre and we drove up early to beat traffic. milw is 90 miles/120km or so away. decided to go into a diner type place nearby and they were in there eating.

bunch of good dudes. and appeared to be exactly as they presented themselves. a bunch of old friends playing in a band together.


never saw triumph in concert. used to blast it in the car as we got stoned on the way to go skiing. lol
- Gramps28

Triumph is severely underrated in the arena rock, 70’s/80’s rock

To call them Rush-Lite is a severe disrespectful vantage point

actually met the boys in milwaukee before show. they were playing some old theatre and we drove up early to beat traffic. milw is 90 miles/120km or so away. decided to go into a diner type place nearby and they were in there eating.

bunch of good dudes. and appeared to be exactly as they presented themselves. a bunch of old friends playing in a band together.


never saw triumph in concert. used to blast it in the car as we got stoned on the way to go skiing. lol
- Gramps28

Triumph is severely underrated in the arena rock, 70’s/80’s rock

To call them Rush-Lite is a severe disrespectful vantage point

Montrose?? Really?! What would Sammy Hagar have done in the 70’s then???

Lol
- Snots33_77

Btw, dunno if you like something different, but Sigur Ros, an Icelandic band, is just (frank)ing stellar. More space rock, but just so good.