11-02-2003 00:49									#1
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I need some advice on good Canadian bands and their best songs so I can burn a CD for a friend*. Rock/ska/punk style songs are best but any music will be considered. I have already tempted him with the Tragically Hip's "Music at Work" and now want to unleash the full power of Canadaland.

Thanks! I love you guys! Viva la Canada!
(you will be treatly gently in the coming rule of the Starchild)

*I'm two ska CD's already in his debt and most likely many more to come.

	11-02-2003 00:50									#2
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Anything but Nickelback

	11-02-2003 00:53									#3
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Burn him a few of William Shatner's greatest hits.

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You should really screw with him and just fill the cd full of Celine Dion.

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You are such a Philestine, Starchild. You haven't experienced Canadaland until you have heard the musical mastery of William Shatner.

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A headline I never thought I'd see.

	11-02-2003 01:04									#8
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Now there's a title I never expected to see!!!
Also, they're not ska - but The Rheostatics are currently my favorite canadian band.

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Sum 41 is canadian, right?

	11-02-2003 01:28									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Starchild but any music will unleash the full power of Canadaland.

Rock/ska/punk style songs aren't the best products of
Canada. Try

BTO
Mainline
Great big Sea
Stan Rogers
Gordon Lightfoot
The Arrogant Worms
Stompin' Tom Connors

That'll learn em!

	11-02-2003 01:34									#11
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Tempting someone with the Tragically Hip on the basis of "Music at Work" is like tempting someone with Pavorotti on the basis of him clearing his throat and belching. "Day for Night" was there last really solid album, while "Fully Completely" was their best.

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I disagree. Even Phantom Power was very solid.

Fully Completely is, though, quite possibly their best album, with Day For Night running a close second.

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And admittedly "Music at Work" and whatever their latest album was called were slightly disappointing.

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Furnace Face
DOA
The Forgotten Rebels

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DOA- Punk
Skinny Puppy- Goth
Payolas-

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Our Lady Peace

	11-02-2003 02:50									#17
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try:
Propaghandi
No Means No

both good punk

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Tuuli - Sugar-sweet pop-punk

	11-02-2003 04:09									#19
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Rough Trade
the Guess Who
Northern Pikes
Bruce Cockburn
BareNaked Ladies
SNFU
...

there's a band called Nick Dangerous that used to come through town. They had some good, if little known, stuff.

	11-02-2003 04:27									#20
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And here was me thinking that I could sell my Canadian 'friends' for Scientific Research .

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Propagandhi - typical angry punk from Winnipeg (I think). Kind of unoriginal, but good none the less.

Hot Hot Heat - the guitarist went to my school, he's a nice guy. The band isn't bad either.

I Mother Earth - classic

Blindstate - I *highly* doubt you can find any of their stuff on the internet, but they're friends of mine and they sound a lot like Rage Against the Machine.

Sam Roberts - he rules! Get some now!

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Bourbon Tabernacle Choir has some great funk-style music.

	11-02-2003 10:24									#23
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There's a headline you don't see often!

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Our Lady Peace
Matthew Good Band
Rymes with Orange
Alanis Morissette
The Tragically Hip
Sam Roberts

	12-02-2003 02:31									#25
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quote: Originally posted by Sikander ^ | | There's a headline you don't see often!

HA HAR WAY 2 GO TAHAT WAS NOT OBLOVIOUS YAEEEEEE

Avri0l lAVIGHNE!!!

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Rush.

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WHO THE F*CK IS THE "SAM ROBERTS" AND WHY IS SHE TURNING DOWN WATCHING ME SPIN AT A HOUSEPARTY TO SEE THIS F*CKING POTHEAD HIPPY AT MAC HALL???

	12-02-2003 03:29									#28
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Jeff Healey has always been one of my favourites -- in fact, I'm listening to his Among Friends CD right now (been hunting for it a while now, finally found it last week). Classical jazz music, good beat to it. He's a kickass guitar player, on this CD he stretches out to the trumpet as well. Doesn't miss a beat

	12-02-2003 05:59									#29
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I like how Zylka made fun of sikander for posting the same joke as me, and din't make fun of me. Thanks, Z - :kiss on cheek:

	12-02-2003 21:35									#30
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Excellent band recommendations. Now, any good songs from the ones mentioned? Asher, I'm looking at you my lil' Canuck music database of a man.

*offers cookie to make it even more tempting*