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by **Kathy** » 8/18/2006, 4:58 am

Okay, I was at the Bravo taping last night in Toronto. Wow!

The performance was strings, bass, guitar, drums and of course piano.

Setlist:
1. Time
2. Surrounded
3. Ghosts of You
4. Wonderful
5. So Cold
6. Blue
7. Blame Yourself
8. In This Life
9. All I Can Do

:love:

:love::love:

Because it was for tv, but not live, there were 4 full-song retakes, and a few songs that were stopped and restarted (audio problems, technical problems, or a problem with the band). So in all, the performance lasted 2 hours, with a few minutes of useless interviewing in between a couple of songs by Marilyn Denis from CityLine.

I think it will air October 3rd at 10pm... lots of time before that so I'll keep an eye out for an official announcement.

My day ended pretty well, considering it started out with my car being broken into. ggrrr

by **think_about_it** » 8/18/2006, 7:17 am

You car was broken into! That sucks! Your right, you ended the day off pretty well. So did you buy tickets to the Bravo taping? That would be very cool!

by **Kathy** » 8/18/2006, 7:39 am

No, you actually couldn't buy tickets to get in or I would have planned to go all along. 80-90% of the people there were Chantal's friends, family, and industry people. The others were contest winners. I didn't win, but yesterday afternoon I was invited as someone's guest. I wasn't willing to go without my husband this time... it's our wedding anniversary this week, and we had already decided to go into TO together for the afternoon/evening after a stressful morning (because of my car). So we went to Bravo and asked if he could come with me, and they said yes

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by **Hope** » 8/29/2006, 9:49 pm

by **Hope** » 8/29/2006, 9:50 pm

found it!

CHANTAL KREVIAZUK Ghost Stories (Columbia/Sony BMG)
One notable feature of Chantal Kreviazuk's fourth album is its total lack of guitars. At the urging of husband (and producer) Raine Maida, Kreviazuk has ditched the six-strings in favour of a sound heavily focused upon her strongest suit — the piano. With rich orchestral strings filling in the spaces, and strong drum work serving as the heartbeat, Ghost Stories has a little more meat on its bones than Kreviazuk's previous efforts. She's always had a unique vocal style, but has a tendency to sing past her range in a strained, shrill register ("You Blame Yourself"). Plus, the lyrics for "All I Can Do" are downright gooey. Despite these aspects, Ghost Stories is probably the most musically interesting album that Kreviazuk has put out in her career. There's still a pop sensibility to her work, but this LP is a step outside the box that should satisfy old fans and win new ones. Shannon Whibbs

http://chartattack.com/DAMN/2006/08/2901.cfm

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