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Notreknip
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Was anyone else at the great big sea concert last night? That's probably the only really good part about living in Edmonton, so many good bands come here. I'm running out of money trying to keep up.Originally Posted by johnH123
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Originally Posted by Notreknip
...in other news Gravity Pope is apparently opening an "outlet" store in Edmonton. Surprised me for sure. They are looking for employees; as much as I'd be theretically overqualified, I was tempted.
Apparently opening up November 11 or something like that. Where, I don't know.
They leased out the old le chateau on whyte ave. They're just working on setting up the utilities according to the sales rep at Gravity. According to Ari they'll be running the outlet shop for a month straight instead of their 3 day warehouse sales.
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Was anyone else at the great big sea concert last night?Originally Posted by johnH123
That's probably the only really good part about living in Edmonton, so many good bands come here. I'm running out of money trying to keep up.
I was super interested had it been at a different venue. GBS is a general admission floor show. Get up near the stage and jump around a little. Definitely nothing something I'm interested in buying a seat for.
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Well, good bands as far as I'm concerned. There's been a whole bunch of groups I like come through this city since I moved here.Originally Posted by johnH123
No worries bud. I'm sure you'd
It's not even that GBS is a "bad" band per se; it's more that I could never consider them hard to track down - they seem like the kind of band that would travel to Moose Jaw for somebody's uncle's 50th birthday party or something.
No offense.
Now explain to me good ol' Saskatoon gets an Arcade Fire show and Edmonton doesn't...
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It's not even that GBS is a "bad" band per se; it's more that I could never consider them hard to track down - they seem like the kind of band that would travel to Moose Jaw for somebody's uncle's 50th birthday party or something.Originally Posted by Notreknip
No offense.
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In a way I agree, however I like those 'drunk guys at a kitchen party' kind of bands (I'm pretty sure they were half in the bag by the end of the show anyways). And they do play shows in the most obscure locations (Grand Cache, for example).
I was super interested had it been at a different venue. GBS is a general admission floor show. Get up near the stage and jump around a little. Definitely nothing something I'm interested in buying a seat for.Originally Posted by imschatz
Agree again. The Jubilee is a nice venue, but it would have been better as, like you said, a floor show without seats. Hell, it would have been best if they held it at a decent sized pub (keeping it traditional and all that stuff).
I wish the Dropkick Murphys would come back...I missed their show here last year.
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No worries bud. I'm sure you'dOriginally Posted by Notreknip
It's not even that GBS is a "bad" band per se; it's more that I could never consider them hard to track down - they seem like the kind of band that would travel to Moose Jaw for somebody's uncle's 50th birthday party or something.
No offense.
Now explain to me good ol' Saskatoon gets an Arcade Fire show and Edmonton doesn't...
probably because they played in calgary. edmonton definitely needs better shows.
Okay this is a shot in the dark...
I've got 2 oiler tickets for sale for tonights game..Row Five, Section 120, club seats located just to the left of the opposition's bench. They're priced at $251.50 each will sell for $150 each.
I've got 2 oiler tickets for sale for tonights game..Row Five, Section 120, club seats located just to the left of the opposition's bench. They're priced at $251.50 each will sell for $150 each.
If I wasn't working tonight I'd buy them, Stazy. If you need to get rid of tickets in the future, just let me know.Originally Posted by gfreeman
Will do! I got rid of these already but I have tickets somewhat regularily.
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