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  • jam_jam_sux wrote:
    Saturday evening
    thanks bro, i've been hearing a little of "Glasvegas" and "Tegan & Sara" a friend of mine suggested me to listen to them, they're preatty good, maybe they could like you, take care, and if you have any musical suggestion for me please let me know ok? C'ya!

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  • IonianLamplight wrote:
    last week
    Ha, I'm full of music recommendations if you're ever interested! And cheers to you as well, mon ami.

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  • IonianLamplight wrote:
    last week
    I see that you like Neko Case. Do you like the New Pornographers as well? I've listened to Twin Cinema quite a bit as of late...

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  • IonianLamplight wrote:
    last week
    Ha, I actually live in the States. My mom is English-born, but of French descent. Her brother and his wife and kids live in Montréal. I'm home on Thanksgiving break from university right now, but I certainly hope to stay in Mtl for a few days over winter break (the middle of December). I love it there.

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  • jam_jam_sux wrote:
    last week
    ok, now we're lastfm-friends, thanks for what you said about my english, i've been learning it for 6 months, i hope to improve it, and you know, i'm about to star to learn french too, in fact i have already taken 2 lessons, and yes, when you want to learn spanish it would by my pleasure to help you, BUT, you need to help me as well with my english ok? and about musical suggestions... what kind of music are you interested on? ---note--- please correct me when i make a mistake ok? C'ya bro

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  • IonianLamplight wrote:
    last week
    Haha, that'd be an awesome stamp! I'm glad to see that you like Julie Doiron as well. She's lovely. I saw her play a little over a year ago with Calvin Johnson. So, you're from Montréal then? I have quite a bit of family there.

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  • jam_jam_sux wrote:
    last week
    of course i don't mind, and yes, i've done the same once in a while, in fact that's the way i have met some of my best last-fm friends, perhaps we could be last-fm friends too, it could be great to interchange musical suggestions occasionally don't you think? my name is fabian, and i'm from mexico. feel free to add me to your last-fm list friends ok? hope to see you soon in my shoutbox.--note-- sorry i made a grammatical mistake, but english is not my mother language ok? C'ya!

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  • jam_jam_sux wrote:
    last week
    i just received a message from you... but i don't know you! or at least i don't remember you... who are you? ""You cry now? (Blues) Just bouncing around. Got a stressful exam out of the way, and in a silly mood. Anyhow, no crying. Cheers. :)""

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  • Suzanne2008 wrote:
    last week
    Actually, I have to admit I wondered for just a few seconds whether I mixed up the title ;-) I remember how happy I was after graduating, being able to read what I wanted to again and, even more important, to be able to return a book to the library when I don't like it because you don't have to pass an exam about it. As you, I've really enjoyed "The Adventures of Kavalier and Clay". I'm rereading "Wonder Boys", because I dread starting reading "The Yiddish Policemen's Union". I've read some very positive in the papers about that book, but also some very negative remarks from Dutch readers. I bought it earlier this year, and I'm a bit worried it'll turn out to be a disappointment...

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  • deaeterna wrote:
    last month
    It was nice to finally be able to see her live. An amazing powerful voice. Thanks for the compliment too! :)

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Thanks for visiting. I attend U. in Manitoba. Nearly done. Yippee!

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~from 'The Wars' by the late Timothy Findley.

Think the first artist I heard through the LastFM hollows was 'The Smiths'. With the revamping of the site, I like the way the light splits across the CD covers just like I remember it doing as a little guy with a new cassette and case in hand laying on the bed by the window.

The 10,000 track to play was The Silver Hearts "Last Days of Chez Nous". They hail from Peterborough, Ontario. 15,000 was Billy Bragg "North Sea Bubble".

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