This is from an earlier album than one of my favorite albums of all time, Sold With a Smile. It may be too big of a success for your show. For that reason I'm avoiding Moist and I Mother Earth and their ilk. I've been thinking about my wayback machine, but I honestly don't know the names of a lot of punk bands I listened to in the early 90s, and certainly not which ones were Canadian. Maybe I'll hear some on your show, and then I'll know! Meantime, I know that when I go visit my Mum, I'll spend some time digging in the garage for my old music stash, so thank you for that.
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A thread for another day - our favorite Calgary songs . . .
I have most of those comps from funding drives. They’re great too.
One band that really could have been big was the Minks. I used to chat with Pascal, their bassist, on IRC and he played me demos before the album came out and I loved them. It’s too bad they had to break up.
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k im just not going to respond to your #### anymore because i have better things to do like #### my model girlfriend rather then try to convince people like you of commonly held hockey knowledge.
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