Van Basten II

They are a few long pieces, so in the time department, can't really say that we're getting screwed up, made a small check on a few cds, they are mostly around the 50 minutes mark.

Here's the track list. http://www.alapage.c...es/pdf/nova.pdf A while back I mentionned buying this set and MG showing an interest for it asking me to report back, unfortunately I completely forgot about it. however, I found a deal to get the older set plus a new set done this year, just prior to Christmas, how convenient ! Of course if I'm buying the other sets of this series it is because I enjoyed the one showcased but you have to be careful and know a few things before hand. The great positive is the music by itself, especially if you have eclectic tastes like mine and don't mind listening to different styles in the same period of time, you'll listen to people you never bother buying a whole cds of them but that you might enjoy Yma Sumac comes to mind, you'll hear stuff you didn't remember and (at least in my case ) hear stuff you never heard before. At the same time, the set is still what it is a bunch miscellaneous pieces bunched together and in a MP3 world, you have to wonder whether it still is relevant. The other negatives about the set is like MG mentionned when we discussed the set back then, is that they took creative liberties about the years the songs have been made. Each Cd is suppposed to represent a year in a few cases the selection gets away from that without any explanations. Also there is no putting into context the songs chosen nor they are liner notes about the artists themselves, so all you are ending up is a great bunch of soing you might enjoy, depending on your tastes. I was lucky besides the few jazz that weren't that original, I had very little of the rest of this collection but this not may be your case, my take on it is check out the song selection and decide whether it is worth it. It sure makes for an original jukebox.

Ginger Ale Grenadine syrup Orange juice

Good thing the game is played inside, cause the weather is nasty enough to rivalize with the infamous Ice Bowl.

Mr T George Peppard Dirk Benedict

Lady Jane Sister Morphine Stupid Girl (you're not allowed to pursue this list with Nancy Palin)

Not really good news, another Mosaic that i won't buy in the short term because my currency is getting the shit beaten out of it.

Still waiting for mine to come through

He is still alive !!!!

I read that book when I was still living in Brookline, MA. I remember really liking it. Yep the writer did a fine job of putting Berlin back to life and he did it in a straightforward and accessible way , a little like Berlin's composition,

One of my favourite local artist is the man in the title of my thread, he's a fine musician with a good voice for that style of music, no gimmicks , just pure music. His latest cd is a slight detour from what he generally offers, arrangements are a little more ambitious and all the music is his own You can find some of his previous recordings here and some samples http://www.michaeljeromebrowne.com/en/index_e.html although i would also suggest the work he did with the Stephen Barry blues band

I've noticed that when we start a thread about contemporary musicians, the only way we get a multi page thread it is because it becomes a bash fest à la Joshua Redman, There was recently a thread about Sylvie Courvoisier that went nowhere fast, can't say that the one about David Binney lasted long either and a recommendation thread i start about Sakoto Fujii as i was trying to buy recordings of her never got answered. I can understand people being more interested into the classic years but still ...

Warren Moon Doug Flutie Jeff Garcia Topical list for the Grey Cup weekend, quarterbacks who won the Grey Cup and played in the NFL

Can we add to the list of people who deserve a long painful death the motherfucker who decided that cds should be sold with tight paper wrap around them.

Finished this... IRVING BERLIN - As Thousands Cheer - By Laurence Bergreen Very interesting book that talk about an era and a style of music that i knew next to nothing about. Currently reading this Fascinating trilogy , your typical pageturner of a thriller that you can't leave it without knowing what is going to happen next

According to Wikipedia they got that nickname for the 1995 season, they had no official names in 1994 they were unofficially called CFlers. Gotta say i did not remember that.

Here are the results of previous championship games 2007 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 23, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 19 2006 - B.C. Lions 25, Montreal Alouettes 14 2005 - Edmonton Eskimos 38, Montreal Alouettes 35, OT 2004 - Toronto Argonauts 27, B.C. Lions 19 2003 - Edmonton Eskimos 34, Montreal Alouettes 22 2002 - Montreal Alouettes 25, Edmonton Eskimos 16 2001 - Calgary Stampeders 27, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 19 2000 - B.C. Lions 28, Montreal Alouettes 26 1999 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32, Calgary Stampeders 21 1998 - Calgary Stampeders 26, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24 1997 - Toronto Argonauts 47, Saskatchewan Roughriders 23 1996 - Toronto Argonauts 43, Edmonton Eskimos 37 1995 - Baltimore Stallions 37, Calgary Stampeders 20 1994 - B.C. Lions 26, Baltimore 23 1993 - Edmonton Eskimos 33, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23 1992 - Calgary Stampeders 24, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 10 1991 - Toronto Argonauts 36, Calgary Stampeders 21 1990 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 50, Edmonton Eskimos 11 1989 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 43, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 40 They are generally at least 40 points scored every game.

Dariusz Michalczewski Tomasz Adamek Krzysztof Wlodarczyk

Go Als go Montreal 65 points

My personal version of hell involves waiting in line behind senior citizens who are buying lottery tickets and scratch lotteries.

Oz The Sopranos Larry Sanders

I'm on a hot streak

Abaton is indeed great.

Mike Ditka Mike Singletary Richard Dent

Ironic thing is that i only go to AAJ when i can't log in here and pm people from here who have an account there.