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Canadian PROG shows!

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Topic: Canadian PROG shows!
Posted By: FRIPP HOW?
Subject: Canadian PROG shows!
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 18:31

There is a lacking in prog performances here in Canada. or maybe its just that im unaware of whats going on around me. If anyone know of any good prog band coming to ontario. let me know!Cheers!



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Posted By: Ty1020
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 18:49
I agree completely... I could definitely use some info on prog in Ontario. Specifically, London and southwestern Ontario in general. If there are any local prog bands I've been missing out on, that'd be great .


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Posted By: FRIPP HOW?
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 18:53

Southern Ontario?, where abouts are you from?

 

 



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Posted By: Gaston
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 18:54
Yes and Jethro Tull came to the JLC. Problem is, it's increasingly more difficult to cross the border and probably bands can't be bothered. Rush plays in Canada all the time, but have been world wide for some time now.

Oh, and May 2006 my band will start playing prog shows downtown, probably Call the Office and a number of Pubs like Alex P. Keaton, Brass Door and the like, we've amassed a bunch of connections, so you'll be slightly pacified for a bit. 

I'll keep you posted through PMs.


Gaston


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Posted By: FRIPP HOW?
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 18:58

Yea, i wish the border wasnt so hectick. I really want to see these amaZing artists

Had a chance to see jethro back in october, but tickets sold out way to fast!



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Posted By: Ty1020
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 19:03
Originally posted by Gaston Gaston wrote:

Yes and Jethro Tull came to the JLC. Problem is, it's increasingly more difficult to cross the border and probably bands can't be bothered. Rush plays in Canada all the time, but have been world wide for some time now.

Oh, and May 2006 my band will start playing prog shows downtown, probably Call the Office and a number of Pubs like Alex P. Keaton, Brass Door and the like, we've amassed a bunch of connections, so you'll be slightly pacified for a bit. 

I'll keep you posted through PMs.


Gaston

Cool to see somebody from nearby (I'm from London, since you were wondering, FRIPP HOW?). Definitely let me know when your band is playing, I'd love to hear it. I play keyboards in a somewhat proggy metal band that should be playing at places like Call the Office and The Embassy sometime in the new year, so watch for us as well .

I missed the Yes/Dream Theater show at the JLC because I didn't start listening to both bands until it was too late for me to get tickets . I didn't know about the Tull show though, that would have been great. Hopefully they'll all come back at some point.




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Posted By: Gaston
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 19:05
John Labatts Center gets a load of good artists, but I'm a starving musician so I have to choose wisely, but since the new arena we've had like I said, Yes and Tull, Metallica, Motley Crue, Deep Purple, The Hip, The Allman Brothers (forgot, I saw that show too) Pearl Jam, Robert Plant, Audioslave, Journey....

I mean, it's no Radio City Music Hall, but it'll do fine for a city of 350000.


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Posted By: Gaston
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 19:08
Originally posted by Ty1020 Ty1020 wrote:

Originally posted by Gaston Gaston wrote:

Yes and Jethro Tull came to the JLC. Problem is, it's increasingly more difficult to cross the border and probably bands can't be bothered. Rush plays in Canada all the time, but have been world wide for some time now.

Oh, and May 2006 my band will start playing prog shows downtown, probably Call the Office and a number of Pubs like Alex P. Keaton, Brass Door and the like, we've amassed a bunch of connections, so you'll be slightly pacified for a bit. 

I'll keep you posted through PMs.


Gaston

Cool to see somebody from nearby (I'm from London, since you were wondering, FRIPP HOW?). Definitely let me know when your band is playing, I'd love to hear it. I play keyboards in a somewhat proggy metal band that should be playing at places like Call the Office and The Embassy sometime in the new year, so watch for us as well .

I missed the Yes/Dream Theater show at the JLC because I didn't start listening to both bands until it was too late for me to get tickets . I didn't know about the Tull show though, that would have been great. Hopefully they'll all come back at some point.




Well it would probably be a good idea to share some music, I'll record our next practice.

Perhaps establishing a relationship might do well for both our groups? We're closer to jam band prog than anything. A lot of jazz influence too.


Gaston


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Posted By: andYouandI45
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 19:14

I don't live in Canada but the same problem is occuring here in the states. Alot of problems are occuring here in the states...



Posted By: Gaston
Date Posted: January 02 2006 at 21:31
Originally posted by andYouandI45 andYouandI45 wrote:

I don't live in Canada but the same problem is occuring here in the states. Alot of problems are occuring here in the states...



That last sentance is harshing my mellow , but seriously, everyone is welcome to come to south western Ontario....


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