Geoff738
Doctor of Teleocity
Arguably the most Canuck band of them all.
Cheers,
Geoff
Canada Day 2025
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Arguably the most Canuck band of them all.
Cheers,
Geoff
beep.click
Poster Extraordinaire
You might need to skip the first 20 seconds or so:
That’s the amuse-bouche. You can follow with a serving of anything at all by Leslie Feist.
That’s the amuse-bouche. You can follow with a serving of anything at all by Leslie Feist.
buster poser
Doctor of Teleocity
black_doug
Poster Extraordinaire
Four Strong Winds
Geoff738
Doctor of Teleocity
Cheers,
Geoff
black_doug
Poster Extraordinaire
Geoff738
Doctor of Teleocity
Geoff738
Doctor of Teleocity
Some Quebecois power/jangle pop.
Cheers,
Geoff
Cheers,
Geoff
Geoff738
Doctor of Teleocity
Indie fuzz pop with Rankin family connections.
Cheers,
Geoff
happy Canaday..
Linus Pickle
Tele-Holic
One of the few Rush songs that Neil Peart didn't write the lyrics for, this one was penned by Canadian poet Pye Dubios, which (if I'm doing the math right) makes this song 33% more Canadian than most Rush songs.
Linus Pickle
Tele-Holic
Another one, from the other side of Canada (BC) - Nomeansno/ Two Lips, Two Lungs, One Tongue + Rags and Bones
One of my favorite Canada stories is that in 1972, a CBC radio host asked listeners to call in with the end of the phrase "As Canadian as..." to come up with an analogue to "As American as apple pie."
One of the responses was "As Canadian as possible, under the circumstances"
One of my favorite Canada stories is that in 1972, a CBC radio host asked listeners to call in with the end of the phrase "As Canadian as..." to come up with an analogue to "As American as apple pie."
One of the responses was "As Canadian as possible, under the circumstances"
Knows3Chords
Poster Extraordinaire
Earlier Permanent Waves reminded me of this.
black_doug
Poster Extraordinaire
black_doug
Poster Extraordinaire
Geoff738
Doctor of Teleocity
a pair of hockey related ones from Kathleen Edwards.
Cheers,
Geoff
Cheers,
Geoff
DeltaCharlie
TDPRI Member
Max Webster remains my top Canadian band. Rush are pretty good too.
Likewise! I was born and raised in Burlington, and my older and very cool uncle who played drums made sure I was hip to Max Webster. He also bought me my first electric guitar, an entirely blue Westone Spectrum SX.
One of his prized possessions is one of Gary McCracken's drum sticks tossed into the audience when the band played his high school (L.B. Pearson) in the late 70's.
Happy Canada Day!
