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You know, I don't really post that often, but I must say I have to get off my lurker pedestool just this once:

[glow=blue] THE GOOD SHIT HAS HIT THE FAN IN SARNIA/BRIGHT'S GROVE! [/glow]

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1) Foo Fighters - One By One
2) Sum 41 - Does This Look Infected
3) Big Shiny Tunes 7
4) Treble Charger - Detox
5) Chantal Kreviazuk - What If It All Means Something

Yes, 'tis a sad day for both of us (that I know of) on this board.

I will dearly miss the man who put up with my hyperactive friends and I on that wonderful Sunday evening. His company was muchly appreaiated on our side of the stage.

Good luck Darrell. May you find success on your own.

Could somebody send me the small file? My email is snl_emmy@yahoo.com and my MSN is sweetjanestclair@hotmail.com. (Don't send me the huge one or we'll be sitting for hours - my computer is really slow.)

I hate the fact that of all the people who performed during Bayfest weekend, Raine was the only one that was nice enough to come over and say hi.

I hate Duncan and his wonderful bass playing.

I hate the fact that my first OLP concert was in my hometown.

I hate Spiritual Machines and the ...

I would love to see All For You released, but that's only because it's my favourite OLP song.

^ I used to be able to sing the States and Captials song, but that was almost 10 years ago!

Favourite Singers (No order)...

Steven Page/Ed Robertson (BNL)
Raine Maida
Sean McCann (Great Big Sea)
John Lennon/Paul McCartney
All of Sloan
Gord Downie
Dave Matthews

I've been to Marine City. Does that count?

Mike Weir, the golfer, went to my school. That's pretty cool I guess.

I became a OLP fan in early 2001. We had just got cable for the first time in our house and one of the first videos I remember seeing on Much Music was Life. Now, I had heard of Our Lady Peace before this, but I had never heard their music and I can remember just loving everything about this one ...

olp_gravity wrote:whats the dates for bayfest??

im gonna be in ottawa for the summer,so it could be something to do for a weekend
long trip down there though

July 17, 18 and 19. (They'll probably add a concert on the 20th as well.) Hope to see you there!

No lawnchairs People did that at Beachfest and it was sooo annoying .. trying to step around peoples blankets and then they get pissed if you stand in front of them .. I want to be able to stand within the first 20 rows lawnchair free .. if you want to sit for a concert go REALLY far back

Oh ...

The word is in.

Thursday: unanounced at this point. (They didn't have it finallized, so they're going to announce it later. So far, the only hint we have is it's going to be huge.)

Friday: BARENAKED LADIES! (Yippy!)

Saturday afternoon: Sum 41 (I had a feeling they'd be added.)

Saturday ...

Hamilton would work... (My mom doesn't want to brave Watershed again and our first BNL concert was in Hamilton - and she specifically told me we'll keep an eye out for other OLP dates in the area...)

oOo_la_la_la wrote:^ahhh yes, but can't you buy the first six rows as VIP?

Nope, but I would advice you to do the whole camping out the night before the concert thing. Oh, and don't forget to bring lawn chairs. (The ones that fold up into bags work very nicely.)

*clumsyrific* wrote:do you think they'll tour Windsor or Sarnia??? I'd try my hardest to attend those concerts, if they're not on a weekday.

Yes, another Sarnia show would be nice

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Yes I know GBS played the next day! I was so mad because I couldn't stay for it (you know, school only started the next day and I only had to be home for it.) - but I can't really complain because I saw them Novemeber 3 ...

clumsyfish wrote:BNL would be cool to see .. saw them once before and they were really good live

I've seen them twice!

Yippy! Bayfest! The holiest weekend in the city!

Rumours have been circulating around town since August. So far, Rush (very possable), Creed (very slim chance, but it's possable), Red Hot Chilli Peppers (no chance in Hell folks - Sarnia's a little too small for that one!) and Barenaked Ladies ...

I just about screamed when I first read that (but didn't because I'm in a library). I was at Watershed last year and, although it was a little bit of a rough experience, I'm going to see if I can make it up there for it.

(Last year, there were about 35,000 people there (the orginizers sold 15 ...