no voices please

well, alright. now that school has started, i am in need of some mainly instrumental music along the lines of do make say think or explosions in the sky to study too. i have overdone those two, and would enjoy something new. any suggestions?
tiff

it *does* come in on a camel after all

Interestingly, mailing a letter from Steinbach to Waterloo takes about 8 days. Sending a letter to BC from Steinbach is faster by about 3 days.

In any case, I'm awaiting Tiff's CD, and I have yet to listen to Caleb's. This has been an insane Spring for me, but I hope to chill out in Summer and take lots of pictures.

learn to juggle.

i made a cd. let me know what you think.

wedding music help

in no way am i demanding help. BUT, i need to get a large list of typical music for sherri and georges wedding dance party, and i'm in no way qualified to do this. any suggestions could easily be too good for this type of event. but...maybe you were at a wedding recently and can recall any of the good songs that happened at the party? if so, i'd really love any help. thanks alot.

calendar

this isn't really worthy of a post, but all you people that send out copious amounts of cd's...don't send them to bc for me.

back to manitoba address.

box 20301
steinbach, mb
r5g 1r8

also, when i get home i will be making a new one, i just found inspiration in a new band. check.

Great Lake Swimmers

Dear Joel, it was amazing, Love Rick.

The disadvantage of being where all the bands are

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah will be in Toronto in April for the second time, and the tickets sold out in like 0 minutes again. This is the disadvantage of being in a major city. Like winning the silver metal, coming so close and yet so far feels worse than missing the opportunity all together.

When The Strokes come to Toronto, I'm sure I'll completely miss out. Like my 8 hour trek from Steinbach to Minneapolis to see them 2 years ago, I'll likely end up taking the 6 hour trek to Chicago; although that show will likely sell out just as fast. I'm also 8 hours from NYC, but there's not a chance in Hell's Kitchen that I'll see them there.

On the non-corporate side of things though, I'm hoping to go to see Great Lake Swimmers in March, playing with Luke Doucet among others. I could buy the wristband and see Default if I wanted, but then again nobody's stopping me from crossing the street without looking either.