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Old 03-26-2012, 09:09 AM   #11 (permalink)
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What did you think of Edwin's solo album? "Hangten" was or is a decent track. The rest of the album was a massive yawn to me.
Good god it was bad. What disappointed me the most was that his backing band was apparently Glueleg (they put out 2 albums before this point but this was their end)



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Old 03-26-2012, 04:41 PM   #12 (permalink)
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what about these 90s canadian artists/bands.

Holly McNarland
Treble Charger(I love their first two albums)
Big Wreck
Age Of Electric(Are they canadian?)
Econoline Crush
Finger Eleven(still think their early work is awesome)
Junkhouse
Limblifter
Moist
Rubber
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Old 03-26-2012, 05:06 PM   #13 (permalink)
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I remember all those, minus Rubber.

Yeah, AOE is Canadian.

I also remember when Finger Eleven were the Rainbow Butt Monkeys
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forgot when of the best in that list though:

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I remember all those, minus Rubber.

Yeah, AOE is Canadian.

I also remember when Finger Eleven were the Rainbow Butt Monkeys
They used to be called "Hairem Scarem". Not sure if that rings any bells. I liked the only single I've heard "Sunshine".
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thinking of nostalgia, just found this cassette in a box i had stored away.

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thinking of nostalgia, just found this cassette in a box i had stored away.

Apparently, they are up to like Big Shiny Tunes 16 or something now. Damn I feel old.
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what about these 90s canadian artists/bands.
Holly McNarland - I found her boring.
Treble Charger(I love their first two albums) - Alright but I never checked out anything but their singles.
Big Wreck - Sober Soundgarden
Age Of Electric(Are they canadian?) - Yes, but I preferred Limblifter (side band started by one of the brother's)
Econoline Crush - Cheese techno-rock to the max.
Finger Eleven(still think their early work is awesome) - They were better when they still called themselves The Rainbow Butt Monkeys
Junkhouse - Awesome
Limblifter - See above
Moist - Just couldn't get into them, too wordy or something.
Rubber - no clue.

How about...

Pure
Sloan
King Cobb Steely
Grimskunk
The Headstones
SIANspheric

And... they're not obscure especially if you're north of the border but Tragically Hip, yay / nay?
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Holly McNarland - I found her boring.
Treble Charger(I love their first two albums) - Alright but I never checked out anything but their singles.
Big Wreck - Sober Soundgarden
Age Of Electric(Are they canadian?) - Yes, but I preferred Limblifter (side band started by one of the brother's)
Econoline Crush - Cheese techno-rock to the max.
Finger Eleven(still think their early work is awesome) - They were better when they still called themselves The Rainbow Butt Monkeys
Junkhouse - Awesome
Limblifter - See above
Moist - Just couldn't get into them, too wordy or something.
Rubber - no clue.

How about...

Pure
Sloan
King Cobb Steely
Grimskunk
The Headstones
SIANspheric

And... they're not obscure especially if you're north of the border but Tragically Hip, yay / nay?
Pure- The only thing I remember about them is their single "Chocolate Bar"
Sloan- I always disliked Sloan.
King Cobb Steely- Never heard of them
Grimskunk- Never heard of them
The Headstones- Loved this band
SIANspheric- Never checkedd them out

I LOVE The Tragicaly Hip.

What about these
Matthew Good Band- Saw them live in like 1999 or 2000 and it was an awesome show.
Wide Mouth Mason- Always hated them, but they were pretty popular for awhile.
big sugar
bran van 3000
the gandharvas
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King Cobb Steelie was not that bad,

Remember really liking this album:




full version of song:
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