CBC Radio 3 Blog - TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

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yay

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

mynameismoe! From Charlottetown! Hey, that's where I am!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

hooray!

i m really nervous!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Well first of all welcome to the club!

What got me interested in music? uh....honestly I have no idea. I think it might be in the old DNA somewhere?

What got me hooked on Radio 3 however was podcasts. I started listening to them early last year and never looked back. Now I spend my days here!

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go Moe go!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

I can't wait!

answer to the question!

the artist who really hooked me on Canadian music: Hawksley Workman (opening for The Violent Femmes at the UofManitoba, c. 2000)

before that: music seems to be just part of my genetic makeup. maybe I can credit Sharon Lois and Bram or Fred Penner.

ahhh! moe's voice! super cute!

let's all use exclamation marks for every sentence we type today!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

hooray for exclamation marks!!

apparently everything excites me?

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re: question

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

2 people were big influences on where I am now musically. I had a good friend in university, Bender (his actual last name!), who was really into bands like Squarepusher, Khonner, and Pink Floyd. He was the one who initially rekindled my love for music, by expanding my horizons beyond what was mainstream, and showing me there was a lot more out there than was on the radio.

Secondly, a few years later (early to mid 2000's), my best friend Wes somehow started listening to bands like Sufjan Stevens, Arcade Fire, and all sorts of other bands I hadn't heard of. The Canadian indie in his list started me on the road to falling in love with Radio3, discovering the podcast, the web stream, and now here I am. :)

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by cathyort

Great lead off Moe with Bruce Peninsula!

You don't sound nervous at all! Have fun!

When it comes to how I got involved with Canadian indie music, even though I was a fan of Spirit of the West and CTD, I like to say Sam Roberts Band was my gateway drug!

Whoa, all these exclamation points make me excited!

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Inappropriate Exclamation!!!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

My best friend's rabbit has a cancerous growth on the side of his head!!!!!!!!!

Not really!!!!!

I have no friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

see?? exclamation marks make everything sound intense!!!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

I agree, Moe, your voice is awesome! And just after Becky's voice from YSP!WSD! Today is a good day for radio voices.

I'm really excited for this show. Another cohost from PEI, so soon after fumbelbee! Awesome!

To address the question, What got me into music was my first mp3 player, 8 years ago (when 128MB was big). It was amazing, best I ever had. silver pendant that hung around your neck... too bad it took special headphones, which diddn't last.. :( *sniff*

As for getting into indy music, I can thank mainstream music for that. Mainstream music made me so angery (up there with the RIAA and country music), I had no choice but to find an alternitive... I had no idea I'd find such a utopia of amazing music, as I have here. (Plus the whole site is amazing. +80000 songs on demand!). Oh, and fumblebee helped too.

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

sounds like you had the worst mp3 player ever!

where is that fumblebee anyway? I'm even on the same campus as him and don't ever see him anymore.

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If I am answering your question…

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

Which I am.

It would be whatever band my brother's were in at the time. I have two older brothers, that for as long as I can remember were into music, and in bands.

You know how Apple has that program "Garageband"? Well… that was my brothers, their friends and our garage on Dora Drive from approximately 1980 to 1984ish when Mom and Dad decided it was too loud for them to be playing in there any more.

They were also the ones that got me into records, back when records were nowtro. I remember thumbing through their milk crates of albums — most specifically Kiss, and Cheap Trick. I listened to Kiss' Dressed to Kill and Cheap Trick's Live at Budokan and Dream Police, any chance I got (when my brothers weren't home).

One of those brothers was in bands pretty much all through my formative years, and why I was knee deep in the local scene here in the 90's and had the chance to see many a band that became the precursor to the seen now.

Like everyone else near my age, I lost love for music at the beginning of this decade and stopped collecting, going to shows, or listening to pretty much anything new.

CBC Radio3 saved me! For that eipihany, you're welcome to… Read this.

Martin, Mo, you're both exempt from that course material — I know you already read.

Mo, you sound great so far!!! Can't wait to hear the rest. (the blog pic rules btw)

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by missaimee

~appreciates peilocals plug~

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

It was fantastic. Basically the second iPod shuffle, done 7 years sooner. And 10X prettier.

I've only spoken to that kid (@fumbelbee) once in the past few weeks actually...

And I should really contact him, since I'm going to PEI tomorrow!!

And shows Saturday night I should check out? PEI Always rocks for like, always having shows.

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the tubes

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

I bet in say 10 years when courses are looking back at the history of music that this period will be a very important turning point in how people perceive music. Before the mid 2000's, we had to listen to what the big labels told us to listen to, creativity was being stifled, and tb3, myself, and many others lost all interest.

Look at what the internet has done to the status quo!

Now a band can spring up from nowhere, have a big audience, tour and do fairly well, all without a label ever taking all their money! Music videos used to be a thing for the big 2 music channels, now they're all available for free on Youtube. People even make their own videos and mixes of songs. The creativity is exploding!

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

Raccoon Bandit, Sister Jack, and Milks and Rectangles are at Hunters. That's a great lineup!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by danir

My wonderful journey with CBCRadio 3 started with our very own Steve Krysak, also known as SteveK91 and past co-host. Back our first year at Waterloo I thought Steve was pretty awesome and I may have even had inappropriate feelings for him (!!!!). He listened to cool music I'd never heard of, so naturally I started listening to cool music I'd never heard of. I think one day I accidentally downloaded a podcast, and then my love of canadian music took on a life of its own.

And Steve and I are good friends now. Only the most appropriate of feelings abound :)

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Yooo!! Mooee!!

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Danny Michel

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

His show was awesome. Myself and my friends were so blown away by his one man show. I took a video!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Hard to believe it's been like 6 years since I heard your voice....

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

it took me forever to do this post so martin has likely beat me to the punch, but saturday has Milks and Rectangles, Racoon Bandit, and Sister Jack at hunter's ale house!

hey sister jack features andrew murray from smothered in hugs! neat, huh?!

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

yes, but you had links! I sacrificed links for speed... not a good sacrifice!

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

come back!!! 6 years is far too long... :(

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Between April - Oct in 2010 is the plan....

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by stevierayk

I got into music quite early (seven) because of my Brother and Sister, lots of classic rock, it was 1976 after all.

Even though I play in an indie band, I never really paid much attention to the indie scene and recently, before listening to R3, I was only buying Jazz stuff because I was so tired of what I was hearing on commercial radio (blackhole of sounds the same garbage).

Then I decided to tune into what's his face....Craig, yeah Craig, just to see what the fuss was all about, and was very surprised to find out that people actually make good music still.

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It has occurred to me….

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

That the Listener Co-Host Initiative, Craig, is probably more responsible for bringing us new users to Radio3 than any other force combined. Think of just how many people sign on and jump in the blog comments when their friends are hosting with you.

I'd put you after Sunshine Dick in terms of importance of drawing fresh, new audience, Craig.

Love seeing all these new R3 friends pop up that I share the R3 love with.

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@Martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Not only can band come out of nowhere, but now they can be heard practically anywhere. Ten years ago it was quite difficult to get access to non-mainstream music outside of the major urban areas.

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

THIS EXCITES ME!!!!!!! see? lots of exclamation marks!!!

hey everyone else! thanks so much for contributing (and keep the comments coming!)!! i LOVE hearing everyones take on how they got to where they are musically. i really find it fascinating! photography is number one in my life, but music is a very close second. it means a lot to me to hear what you all have to say!

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three cheers for craig norris!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

and four cheers for mynameismoe! (I'm intrigued by the different voice sounds on this Christine Fellows track... other singers, or is she just using her voice differently?)

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Sunshine Dick is also responsible for a 80% increase in the sales of puffed wheat.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by emuMatte

My mum playing ELO and Meatloaf got me into music....say what you will, but those were pretty organic groups at the time with big sounds. I'm the guy that sings Meatloaf @ Karaoke night...both the boys' and girls' part....its really quite sad.

Matte 'Paradise by the Keyboard Lights' Stevenson

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

i feel you are absolutely right.

i know for myself, over the last couple of days a fair few people have been asking me how they can listen, and i'm currently getting comments from friends who are listening RIGHT NOW who normally wouldn't. (HAY GUYS! sign up and comment!! i wanna hear from YOU, too!)

oh goodness. still nervous. *calming thoughts* this is a lot of fun, though!

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Expanding music

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

My music taste had been mostly dancey stuff and the like for a while, but ~3 years ago I think, on fuse on CBC Radio 2, Cadence Weapon and Final Fantasy played together. That sole hour is responsible for my love of the violin in everything! As well as the turning point for me getting into hip hop. It a very short time, that man brought it from hate, to love!

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hehe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

It's not true Craig, it was all bad things I said! ;)

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

Don't be nervous, it is awesome.

I told you your Thursday would be better than your good Wednesday.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by emuMatte

WTF...my workplace firewall just blocked The New Pornographers NMC site for EXPLICIT CONTENT. Thanks DansGuardian :\

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Fantastic playlist today!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by themountainsandthetrees

Just tuned-in, but go moe!

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@emuMatte!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

WTF, indeed!

Hilarious!

And, suckamc; I know you bad mouth me. Thanks for that. Thanks a lot.

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@stevierayk

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

I suspect, you, Craig, and I are all around the same age (I was borneded 1971) which is why we have a layer of pop culture references that the odd time summon the crickets.

Leo Sayer!

And explains why we were all excited when we saw the movie Sweeny Todd was coming out, only to be dejected to find out it wasn't about this Sweeny Todd

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

thanks! yes, you were right. :) i knew you would be, but i need to stress and worry over everything. (well, the things that mean a lot to me!)

this is so much fun!!

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the band that changed it for me

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by flagpole music

musically, to start paying attention to local bands, was the sinatras(link is to interview. they have facebook page but its blocked for me at work) back in southwest michigan, late 80s. i worked with a couple of these guys & it really introduced me to music beyond the radio (& my grandparents old school country collection). there was a great post-punk scene there. Club Soda in Kalamazoo. Pravda records still has some great bands

for indy Canadian music, i'd have to say stephen fearing. every band i know & k now of all stems in some way from hearing his music & then getting lucky enough to meet him out in lunenberg back in 2001. the branches reach in many directions since then but he's definitely the base of the tree.

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@emuMatte

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

That's what you get for researching pornographers at work! That's just wrong :P

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by stevierayk

leo on the muppets, classic

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Kayli

I got in to music when I was 13. A couple of my friends were in a band called November Samurai and I loved going to their shows and hanging out with them. I started listening to the Ataris, Chix Diggit, that kind of thing. My older brother made fun of me all the time since everyone we grew up with listened to country. But eventually I had him convinced too. The first big show I ever went to was Layaway Plan when I was 15 or so and I was instantly hooked. I started going to shows every chance I could, bought a drum kit, and spent basically all of my money on music. Now Stacey (the goofy looking guy in the Layaway Plan picture) and I record music in my basement.

I got in to R3 thanks to iTunes radio. When I turned it on for the first time I heard Sylvie, the new band of November Samurai's drummer. Next I heard Rah Rah. Two Regina bands on the radio? I was hooked and have not looked back since.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

My earliest influences was my Mom. Her vinyl collection was small but effective. Jan and Dean, Sim & Gar, . Early vinyl for myself included Seasme Street and Smurfs. My Mom also did a lot fo recording so in the early 80s I would tape songs from the radio and make my own mixed tapes (yes I had lots of patience). When she found this out she bought me tapes for Xmas. A signed copy of Haywire's Black and Blue (she knew the lead singer's mom) and Bon Jovi (yes very scary, but we all gotta start somewhere).

Although I must admit I must give out kudo's to my Bro Kyle for getting me into playing the guitar and showing me bands like Soundgarden and Nirvana; And my brother's in law for getting me back into Canadian Indie again in these past 6 years.

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@flagpole music

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

Wow. Stephen would be honoured to know that! He's such an amazing talent and a helluva guy, too.

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Sorry moe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

I'm going to miss the next ~40min. of the show, for our weekdaily walk along the bay of fundy :(

Be back soon!

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

oh my god. i am such an asshole. i didn't mention solomon dean. i can't even begin to describe how important they were (are!) to me. all of those nights watching them jam at justin's are very crucial memories. and all of the gatherings in your moms basement. your mom & justin's mom are very very special people to me!!

i am really really sorry.

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

that's ok! thank you so very much for listening so far and contributing!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by beanpod

Got into music when i was about 7, listening to my Mum's vinyl collection. Some Beatles, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan. Nana Mouskouri!

I have eclectic tastes (don't we all?)! I thank my friends for bringing me lots of Canadian music to my attention.

Moe, please come to Halifax soon so we can go to a show!!!

Love hearing you on the radio. Loving the jams.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Don't feel like you have to apologize.... as you can tell I didn't mention it either. It's something I know we'll never forget.

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@craig/flagpole

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mattyjames2001

One of the first bands that I really got into in college was Blackie & The Rodeo Kings. It was actually my mom or dad who gave me their first one and said I'd probably like it.... they were absolutely right. I've seen the rodeo kings only once, but it kicked effing ass. So does Lee Harvy Osmond and Colin Linden and all the other associated acts. I really really really shoulda went to go see Stephen on sunday night, but didn't out of sheer laziness. I still regret that decision.

Anyways, if anyone is reading this: Stephen Fearing is amazing. Completely agree

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@Craig

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

I miss the audience.

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@beanpod

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

hopefully soon!!! i miss you!!

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Maureen

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Hey! Good morning from California! And welcome to the club! Hope Craig was gentle with you.

To answer your question, my reincarnation in music happened right there in Charlottetown - in the lounge at Peake's Quay, listening to a bar band from Halfax, Boys Next Door. But through that show in 2003, the trail led right here to CBC Radio3. And now look at me: hopelessly hooked on all this great Canadian independent music!

Lee Hower - Sacramento, California

PS - This morning's low here was 32F/0C! We hit freezing!

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

hey, cool re. you being inspired by the Final Fantasy/Cadence Weapon episode of Fuse!!!! I was at the recording of that show in Ottawa (can't remember if Amanda Putz or Alan Neal was hosting at that point). it was a lot of fun. Cadence Weapon said he refused (jokingly) to play to an audience that was sitting down, and we all actually stood up in little Studio 40 when he played, much to either Amanda's or Alan's amazement. See, Ottawa CBC Radio listeners aren't so square after all!

Final Fantasy is amazing. Cool that he made you love violins in all music...

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@Lee

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

You better be warming up for when I'm there! If I wanted 0, I could stay here! ;)

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@mcfflyer

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

You've got guts to mention you were at Peake's Quay.... but it did get you to CBC R3 so that's okay ;-)

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already set

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already asked for

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already asked for the

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already asked for the time

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already asked for the time off

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already asked for the time off on

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Ahh, Martin, do not fret. This was a clear, frosty morning with brilliant sunshine. Well, frosty in a California sort of way - not a Canadian tundra sort of way! Supposed to hit 64F/18C today. That good enough for you?

And I've already asked for the time off on Decmber

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@craig in re SF

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by flagpole music

i've told/blamed him more than once.....

i'm incredibly lucky to get invited to gigs up there & love that via him i learned @ Willie P Bennett, great lake swimmers, luke doucet & countless others. it's how i found you guys (through trevor weeks shooting them at GGC).

i think it helps that it's not just good music but in general i find the people terrific. the musicians really make at effort with fans post show & i've got great friends in canada i've met at shows & on blogs like this & facebook.

yeah....it's ALLLLLL @ SF. (that'll probably go straight to his head). he's out west touring somewhere & then headed back to guelph soon. it's a great show.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

hmm... i think my phone is being wobbly... sorry guys... :(

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Holy smokes! Someone call Scott Muc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

I did NOT hit "Submit" in the first place, and certainly not 10 times!

And I didn't even finish the message!

Anyway, Martin, I'm taking off December 10. See you then!

Lee

(sorry everyone, but as Bart Simpson once said, "I didn't do it.")

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@lee

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

haha lots of posts! very odd! That's great, 18 is fairly nice summer weather here, so I'm definitely ok with that.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

OK A QUESTION FOR EVERYONE NOT ON PEI.

do i have a different accent from craig? i am currently having a discussion via msn about this. it is an interesting topic.

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@Lee!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

ha! that's hilarious. reading those 10 messages is sort of like looking at one of those flip books... the image increases little by little until you get the full picture... or something! i'm actually very curious as to how that was actually achieved... you've got a hidden talent, obviously...

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

i also want to say that i am REALLY REALLY happy that sharp like knives are playing.

THANKS CRAIG!

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That's one way to get caught up to my post tally, Lee!!!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

Moe, you have no accent.

To me anyway.

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@Gibbyguitar77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Well, since I've been to Peake's Quay exactly once, in 2003, I don't know what you are inferring.

So, what is it?

Lee

(Hopefully this'll post only once!)

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by british_comedy

No one song or band, my memory is too poor to even consider that. But every time I live with a new person, they punch me in the face and make me really listen to music like I never listened before.

My grandfather and his giant old headphones and sleepy trips to pick up my grandmother at bingo

My mother and her elton john cassettes and lists of lyrics I had google

My best friend in junior high with his quiet angst and loud metal

My ex and his forcing me to listen and discuss the instrumental aspect of a TON of different stuff (I used to be ALL about the lyrics)

But we're going to give the most credit to my lovely friend Anthony, who made me the multi-genre-rational music lover I am today. Endless drives to and from Charlottetown, buying his i-pod, drunkenly screaming lyrics, waking me up to live music.

My very first Canadian love would probably have to be Alexisonfire, since they were the first time I saw live music that I reaaaally wanted to see. And on a more local level Two Hours Traffic, especially April Storm, made me realize there was amazing talent to be had in little old PEI!!!

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

I find determining accents tricky these days. It seems like the old regional accents are disappearing. So I would say not really. Plus we all know that in reality Craig has a strong stereotypical Italian accent and he just puts on a North American one for the radio.

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@Moe re. accents

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

I have not detected a different accent. HOWEVER, having a very good friend from PEI, I have noticed that there are certain words and phrases that make me notice the Islander in her:

e.g. "car" (the pirate-like "arr" sound)

"would you like a drive" (vs. ride)

"would yous guys like a drive" (vs. you guys)

but i haven't heard you offer Craig a ride anywhere yet... maybe that's still to come...

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@ craig

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by flagpole music

you could maybe play a little SF for mattyjames & i to share the love. go old school. a little 'anything you want' (though, i guess since it's true north it's not technically indy)

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@british_comedy

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

welcome to the blog!

@mynameismoe, I don't find you have an accent either.

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Smothered in Hugs

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

aha! A new Smothered in Hugs song! And it's a really good one too! yay! Radio 3 should also consider playing The Money Came Through. My favorite song of theirs.

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@ tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

i feel that both craig & i have no accents. or, there is no different to our accents. a friend's co-worker just called him out on having the same accent as me, and then that the both of us have a different accent from craig. something about the way we pronounce certain vowels.

the person who commented on this is from the states, i do believe.

@british_comedy thank you very much for commenting!! i'm pretty stoked at all of the talk here today. thanks everyone!!

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@Bio Spice

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

I'm so jealous you got to see that recording of fuse! (with Alan)

@fumbelbee and I searched for a recording of it for close to a year, and actually eventually found one on the pirate bay! I've listened to it sooo many times!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Back in the day Peake's Quay = summer time version of Myron's... Myron's = weekend Meat locker. Not a place one would expect a fan of indie music would frequent... but if you weren't from PEI I can't blame you.

Peake's Quay tried (tries) to bring in indie bands.... but usually cover bands are/were on the agenda.

Brennen's (no longer exists) and Baba's were the places Moe and I and our friends would frequent back in the day.

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@Bio Spice

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

that's really interesting! i rarely hear "yous", and i can't really recall situations where i do hear it, unless it's in jest.

i am really fascinated by local dialect and phrasing. hanging out with martin (who moved here 3 years ago) has sort of opened my eyes to what is a "pei thing". i definitely give directions like "turn left where that house burned down 10 years ago.

haha ok i was totally thrown off by the bluejays comment it made me stumble on the smothered in hugs comment SORRY GUYS

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by beanpod

I like that you 'move your foot' at shows! :)

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@beanpod

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

i'm a foot tapper, what can i say.

sometimes i mix it up with nodding my head.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

I just remembered the first music I started listening too...

The first music I ever started listing to would have been the monkees on vinal, on top of spagetti, Boney M., and another one bites the dust by Queen!

No wonder my musical tastes are so screwed up...

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@british_comedy

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

Thank You for those recollections.

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by beanpod

sistah, you are KRAZY! hey whatever works for you, right?!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Hedder

What really got me out and going to see local music was someone who was new to my school one year. We ended up sitting near each other because he had a mohawk and I had green hair, and due to him having a last name with a "B" and mine is a "C". We started talking about music and he told me all about the all ages gig. I started going to small all ages shows at the arts guild "back in the day". I'd like to thank that person because I met a lot of people by going to these shows.

Another avenue that got me into music was when I finally turned 19 and ventured into the UPEI Barn and saw bands like Flush (PEI)and Bucket Truck (NFLD). The Barn had a lot of great music happen in it before it was knocked down. I spent a lot of time at Melon's when it was around also. Many bands went through that place too, Bucket Truck, Flush, Dead Red, Iron Giant ..to name a new atlantic canadian bands.

I don't know where I'm going with this....I'll stop typing..

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@Gibson77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

You are correct in your assumption. I had no idea where to go in C'town, but in all the research I did for my honeymoon, I was aware that Peake's Quay did have live music, and that was our goal. But at this time, I had no idea what independent music of any sort was. I'd pretty much given up on new music after New Wave faded in the mid 1980s. Certainly nothing my kids liked. But that venue was the beginning of the trail that led here. And the first CDs that I ordered from Canada, and this was before I found radio3: Two Hours Traffic's self titled first album, and Sloan's A Sides Win, their greatest hits CD/DVD combo. And it was search for "Sloan" on CBC's main website that brought me to this wonderland!

But I'd sure like to go back to Charlottetown again. I'd even feed the blue jays.

Lee

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

True Story: Weeks after I moved here I was invited to a get together and the directions given to me were to "head out on the old number 'X' (can't remember the old highway number) and turn left where the Sears used to be".

Island Directions FTW!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Try to find the Islander giveaway in the following sentence:

It's very slippy outside today.

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@Lee

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

You know of course if you ever want to visit here you have a place to stay, and a bunch of locals to accompany you to the best venues and gigs... :)

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

Yes! I heard 'Slippy' as an actual condition mentioned in the morning weather!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

phew things are really busy.

@british_comedy isn't who i thought they were!

@beanpod i am just all over the place!! never know with me!!

@hedder, i absolutely wanted to talk about ALL of those things!! i barely mentioned the guild. 4 hours is not long enough apparently. i guess i like to ramble?

@mcfflyer next trip to pei, let me know! we shall show you what charlottetown has to offer! :D

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slippy

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

ohmygod i want to beat people with bananas when they say that word.

that and warsh.

PROPER WORDS. YOU WILL LEARN THEM.

/rant for the day

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Slippy!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

@Gibsonguitarist77 Personally, I think slippy > slippery

unlike some other words, like, wash = worsh.

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@martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

I cringe when people ask me for directions, because I give directions just like that.

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@moe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

hahaha, you beat me to it :P

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@ Hedder

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Yes.. .the Barn rocked!!.. Wave sucks...

The Barn is where I saw my first Can Indie show (Doughboys); so sad when they demolished the place (tear)....

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@MikeV

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

it's ok, it's funny, I complain and love to tell the old highway X old Sears story, but I have totally found I am starting to give directions like that now as well! I've been called out on it, and I'm admitting it here!

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@suckamc, moe and everyone else

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Seriously, the community here is nothing short of amazing. Finding Radio3 was one of the luckiest things that's happened to me - meeting all of you music fans - and we are all friends. Martin offers me a place to stay - and I've already exercised that offer with AlexofAnders in Vancouver. Its almost hard to comprehend the friendships that we we make here - knowing than many/most of us will never meet. But we're friends nevertheless.

Bitchin'!

And thanks, Martin and Maureen. If I make another trans-Canadian trip again (hope! hope!) I have lots of people to visit! And that will make the trip so much richer!

And it works the other way too. That's why Martin's coming to Sacramento next month!

Lee

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having fun on the blog

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

Martin Strongly Likes.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by brainwash

These co-host initiatives sound good over the phone.

You sound great, Maureen!

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@Martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

It's a tradition in these parts. Plus no one really pays to route numbers other than major highways I find so that makes it even worse.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by one little carrot

RE: red-head and the shy-factor.

I'm a red-head. No one would say I'm shy but I think I am. I guess my job means I can't be shy but in my life outside of work, I am quite intraverted.

So there, a contribution to your study.

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Hedder

I miss the Barn so much.

They played with 54-40 at the Barn!!

My life came full circle when I ended up having one of the Doughboys as a roommate in Halifax (to bad I ended up evicting him,hahah).

_________

This is a great way to spend the morning early afternoon! I'm stuck in my room with the h1n1!

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Redheads

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by canadajen

I think the supposed outgoing nature of redheads is fueled by fear. We are notorious for having quick tempers. Of course there are other 'good' things said about gingers too, so kind of just have to take the good with the bad..... if you dare!

Daywalkers are completely different story.

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R3 blog

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

This place, is beyond spectacular. Like, really, I can't think of a single other place on internet that's, even, well, friendly, yet alone basically a family!

Like, I don't think I've ever seen anyone be mean, once, to anyone. Where anywhere else it's retards and flamewars constantally. The closest thing we have to a troll here would be pink oranges, but he amuses me, and I enjoy the music.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Is there any scientific proof hair colour affects your shyness/outgoing level?

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Tom Fun!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by beanpod

r amazing live!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by princefarming

Great job Moe!!! (see I added some exclamations points myself) My parents loved music, I always thought my dad was a great musician when I was very young. Around 10 years old though I decided to pick up and learn the guitar, I loved Elvis and the Beatles then.

It wasn't until I learned guitar though, that I realized my dad knew only two chords (he didn't even know their names!) and he was definitely not a musician, but he always had a great love for music. A bit too much country for my liking.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by brainwash

I have a red beard, but am otherwise not a ginger. I never take back food, even if it's not what I ordered. So there you go.

OMG, I'm going to see King Khan / BBQ Show in Seattle this weekend, now that he's out of jail, rah!

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by rocknrollloser

Ack I am late! But sounds great so far! Also Craig is wrong...I have known some very shy redheads in my time.

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@ MikeV

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

Yes; old ladies with purple hair have NO FEAR!!!!! (or sight or hearing...)

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re: redhead shyness

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by missaimee

As a product of two redheads, with three redheaded siblings.. my research has shown the following:

My dad is very outgoing, whereas my mom is shy.

Myself and my youngest sister are big loudmouths while my brother and other sister are super shy shy.

RESULTS MAY VARY

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@RnRL

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

Your late I was trying to make it here for Wednesday and it Thursday!

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Red Heads are A-holes!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

There I said it.

@Hedder HAHAHAHA! Which Dough Boy?

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

lolz i see what you did there. ;P

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

98% of the time: Out of town shows = out of province shows for PE Islander's.

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

Old lady's with purple hair (and old lady's at indy concerts) are some of my favorite people in the world!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

and we hate being called PE Islander's...

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Answer to question

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Absotively

At some point in my life, I became aware that I liked what I had heard of Joan Jett's music, but that that amounted to two or three older songs. So I went looking for more. Once I heard Sinner, it really sank in that there is a lot of awesome music being made now, not just the stuff on the (mainstream) radio. From there it was a pretty direct route to Radio 3.

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

I just clued into what your picture is... Thought it was a babboon with a mask or something... now I feel dumb.

(English springer spaniel?)

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Absotively

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

haha direct route from Joan Jett to Radio 3! I can't quite picture it, but I'll take your word. :)

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sigh.

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

ok my mind went ABSOLUTELY BLANK right there. i have seen so many awesome shows.

there's the sidewalks/idlers show

the zolas/smothered in hugs/immaculate machine

CUFF THE DUKE HELLO

the sunparlour players, who broke at LEAST 4 instruments!

oh man. ah well..

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Hedder

I won't mention his name.....buuuttt it starts with a P and his last name ends with an A. hahah Wiki it.

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@ canadajen

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

"Daywalkers are completely different story."

Hilarious dropline!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

(i would also like to point out that i had purple hair for some time)

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Absotively

I can't remember exactly how it worked. I mean, the connection involved riot grrl, obviously, but the details are lost to time.

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Re: what music/band/artist/person, local or otherwise, got you interested in music?

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

I think it was some combination of The Knack, The Village People, Cheap Trick, Olivia Newton John (Country years - pre-pop music), and Robert Palmer. Liked almost everything after that. Except The Police. And "Emotional Rescue" era Rolling Stones. Yuck!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by pollard

My dad's old guitar (which I'm holding), with its heavy-gauge strings that have never been changed, was "instrumental" (tee-hee) in my early musical longings.

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@ susceptible moe (101)

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

How about "grosheries"? Known down your way? Here, I find it's more common in the country (opp. to the city), and with the socioeconomically disadvantaged (the poor).

?

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

another epic moment in my musical learnings was 1/3 thanks to oh susanna.

in 1998, or thereabouts, i went to a show at the arts guild here in charlottetown. it was called the scrappy bitch tour. kinnie starr, veda hill, & oh susanna played. i had never heard of ANY of them, and was in absolute awe through the whole show. i bought kinnie starr's cd "tidy" at the show and it is still a very important cd to me. we talked to kinnie after, but i was stricken with a terrible case of the shys, and hid behind my boyfriend.

i STILL regret not buying veda hill & oh susanna's cd's, but i only had enough money for one.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Gibsonguitarist77

@aaadamaa: Cockapoo (sp?) is our dog... she' like 15-17 years old in human years. Her name is Molly

@mynameismoe: Yes, I've seen pic or two with your purple hair... but were you 70+ years old when you had purple hair..

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@keydive

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by rocknrollloser

That's what happens when you drink all the time. I told you.

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Accents

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

I never hear one from PEIers. But Tanya Davis has a pretty awesome accent. Pity you guys if I ever end up a co-host with my Raaaahchester accent, haha.

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@benoit

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

i definitely pronounce groceries the way you have it spelled (i think i do? can anyone weigh in who's heard me speak? martin?)

how is it said elsewhere??

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@MusicSoop

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

you have to meet some people from Tignish or Rustico. It's defintely a more out of Charlottetown thing, but when you meet up with it, it's spectacular!

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@RnRL

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

Actually I am late because I was looking in a mirror and got mesmerized by my hair cut. It's just so SEXY!

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

I don't remember you having said it.

I say food shopping, because I think groceries is a silly word.

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@MusicScoop

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

Just have to say, the police are my favorite band of all time.

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@Gibsonguitarist77

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

haha no, apparently 9 though???

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@Craig

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Many of your feelings make me uncomfortable.

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@MikeV

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

why do you think i am so awkward right now?

(haha just kidding i am awkward most of the time anyway)

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

That's what I love about music, everyone has a different feeling about it.

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Eyes For Telescopes

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

They are no longer, but they do do a reunion show at Baba's at Christmas. I had a great great time there last year!

Regarding the Charlottetown music community, I made a short video about it for a class last year, some of you have seen it, for those who haven't and have 7 minutes to spare to watch my first documentary experience, it's here (it features Pat Deighan, Ryan from Smothered in Hugs, Ryan from Baba's, Nudie and more!).

Moe is right though, such a strong community!

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@martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

yeah i really wanted to mention the show around christmas, but was fairly flustered. i am glad you brought it up here!

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@Hedder

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

Ha Ha!

I was pretty certain I knew who it was without asking. Friends of friends being in bands back in the day that crossed paths with that doughie circle. It was all downhill from the point he was in band – maybe your evicting him contributed? :)

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@keydive

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by rocknrollloser

I'm glad you are fond of it. This might be the mark of a whole new Levi. That mullet is lifestyle changing.

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getting into R3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by vespa150

My story is in my profile but basically I was researching Basia Bulat after seeing her open for Great Lake Swimmers at the Black Sheep Inn back in 2006 I think.

It turned out I could listen to most of her stuff on the Radio3 website. That was the first I had heard of it and I never looked back.

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How I Got To CBC Radio Threeee

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

Doing data entry at work and needed some tunes. Tried out the international section on iTunes radio and boy they play some terrible music in some European countries. So ended up at CBC 3 which was cool until Bison's "The Curse" came on and I was hooked!!!!!!! (That enough !!!!!!!!!'s?). Listened exclusively to Lisa for a while 'cause Chris Alscher's voice scared me whenever else I tuned in but eventually got hooked to all day long and all the other DJ's and artists. My friends think I'm obsessed with Canada but where else can I hear so much amazing music all day long?

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@ mynameismoe (143)

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

Well, mostly, people around here do say grosseries, as it were. Some say grosheries, which seems, um, silly. (Never heard anyone say "my dad's a grosher" -- not that that word is much used anymore.) Ta.

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I am really loving your tales of indie music/R3 discovery!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MarekTyler

Grade 7 - 22 years ago I was listening to Judas Priest in my backyard in Regina; Zen Gargazitus rides up and asks me, "Why are listening to that shit?! Here, listen to this.; my first mix tape opened up with The Cramps' "Can Your Pussy Do The Dog"

Grade 8 - 21 years ago I walked into my school dance and Regina's Fall Down Go Boom were playing. Again Zen was running around getting us kids not to stand in line, arms crossed, and stair but to "START FUCKING DANCING".

Grade 9 - 20 years ago and I am teling lies about how good of a drummer I am. Brad King calls me out on the lie. I buy a drum kit that summer and learn how to play to U2's Under a Blood Red Sky. My mom made me play outside at the bottom of the driveway amongst the wasp nests.

Grade 23 - 6 years ago I am playing Rise (improvised revolving door of musicians) show at the Sugarbowl in Edmonton. James Carson, this golliath kid playing a small piano, schools me about musical space and time and making love. I felt raw afterwords. Changed passion midstream.

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@RnRL

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

The Mullet is a whole new level of style and sophistication for me it will be hared to turn my back on it now that I have seen what mullet culture has to offer.

Side note I don't know about you but I think the TransAm is one of the best cars ever made.

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by flagpole music

sunparlour players are reknowned up at Mariposa for having walked straight off the stage & jumping directly into the lake in their clothes.

plus, the music was good too:)

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@ suckamc: A SILLY WORD??? Sir, those are fighting...

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

...(oh nothing).

Actually, "groceries" seems to mean food plus other household items. Have a look at this page, which shotguns some old senses and origins very briefly.

It also contains the wonderful word "greengrocer".

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@Benoit

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

I have a strange love of certain words, and dislike of others. For instance, Veranda is a favorite word of mine. As is Chesterfield.

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Chris Alscher's Voice

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

Grew on me but it took a little getting used to. He's great!

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@flagpole music

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

My sis in law who's done sound for the past few years of Mariposa, has talked up that festival to me so much so, that if we don't road trip to Radiohead's WFF gathering, I might go to Mariposa.

And if we do WFF our car goes right through Chicago, so we can see our friend.

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Groceries

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Absotively

I've mostly heard grosheries. Perhaps grosseries is a remnant of Canadian Dainty? In which case, the rest of us have moved on.

Sadly, I cannot find a link to explain what Canadian Dainty is. Basically, it's a sociolect (language variant associated with a social group) that was used by upper and upper middle class people in central Canada until the middle of this century that involved a lot of British pronounciations. (I may have the details of who and where wrong, it's been a long time since I took the class where I learned this.)

Relatedly, I know a guy my age from Ontario who insists on ad-VER-tiss-ment rather than ad-ver-TIZE-ment. I don't recall how he pronounces groceries.

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@MusicSoop [165]

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

Where did THAT come from?!?!

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@Martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

What about vestibule?

Commode?

Shitter?

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Very incidentally, The Balconies...

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

...played last night at Irene's Pub, AND IT WAS A DYNAMITE SHOW.

Just thought I'd mention it. Catch them when you can, assuming you like pop.

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So...moe...

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

Are you listening?

Or just typing?

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@ tb#

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

I loved Radio Free Vestibule, back when they were funny.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by fellonhead2

yay fer ya moe... and to answer the inspiration for music question.. it was my mom's blondie: greatest hits and meatloaf bat out of hell 8-tracks that got me obsessing over music... and otherwise i am here to say that you're doing awesome...what a great selection of tunes. peace!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

I think it was probably my older brother who got me into music, as he had a fairly extensive record (vinyl in those days) collection. When I was first getting into music, "indie" took really a LOT of dedication to hunt down and find out. The closest things were probably the smaller labels like nettwerk (in those days they were), stiff, and true north.

My focus on canadian indie music came with my discovery of the New Pornographers, when I first heard the song Mass Romantic and started searching for info about them. That led me to New Music Canada and the Just Concerts pages (which were separate websites under the auspices of the CBC), and then the Roots Music Canada page as well.

I first ordered by mail from Mint records and it was super-cheap $12 per CD including shipping, and then found Zunior.com (my personal fave for Canadian music - wish more artists were available from them. I can't use iTunes because I'm a Linux type and Apple hates Linux)

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by stevierayk

I dislike, ok hate, when people say 'r' instead of our.

"that's are car" no it's not, it's OUR car.

so get away from it!

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throwing some @'s at you

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

@MusicSoop there are never enough !!!'s!!!

@benoit i have definitely used the word "grosher" in that manner, although not as often.

side note, i grew up in a small corner store. (i had a cot in the back next to the meat fridge)

(no i'm kidding. about the cot. i really hope my mom doesn't read this!!)

anyway. yeah. um. rah rah!

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@Craig Norris

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

It was further explanation from 157.

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@ Absotively

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

"The rest of us have moved on"?

That remains to be shown.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

You know I wouldn't say R3 changed my musical tastes really, but it did make me a place to open up about them. I used to be very closed off about what I listened to. It was quite personal to me for some reason, and while I still do take it personally in many ways its nice to know there is a community out there with me.

Also what other blog is there where I can talk about my longing for 1.5% milk and not get shit for it?

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@ Absotively, look what I found

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

Still reading it.

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1.5% milk

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by stevierayk

yuck what's in the other 98.5%?

my guess, owl urine.

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@Benoit

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Absotively

You're right, that was uncalled for. I have lingering issues from my friend's ranting on the pronounciation of "advertisement," and I shouldn't subject other people to them.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

so i am going to go ahead and admit something here, because i feel that maybe we are all just a little bit closer after having gone through this.

for the longest time i had no idea what a vestibule or chesterfield was.

i also didn't know what WFF was and frantically messaged martin n fear that i was missing out on something TOTALLY EPIC that was vital to being a part of the r.3 blog community.

@Craig Norris ...listening. heh

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@stevieraky

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

How does one harvest owl urine?

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

What's a vestibule? And WFF?

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

Vestibule is a great word as well!

How about people who pronounce Schedule "shedule"? That drives me nuts.

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absotively re:dainty

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

The word dainty just made related leap in my brain.

I was listening to a show on R1 once about different uses of terms across the country (don't remember the program it was, though).

They said that in central canada, dainties is used in some places for lingerie or underwear.

In the west, it means fancy baked goods. So, if someone from the West were to go to one of these other places and say they're bringing dainties to a party, they'd get some funny looks.

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@stevierayk

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Most credible faith healers will tell you growing boys and girls need a steady and daily intake of owl urine.

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@Benoit [180]

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Absotively

Hmmm. Interesting. Perhaps it's more a regional thing, then; I'm fairly certain that ʃ is more common in most of the places I've lived, but I perhaps I'm just not paying enough attention.

Probably not that closely tied to Canadian Dainty, then.

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stuff

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

@aaadamaa i still don't know, and winnipeg folk festival

@martin i want to beat people with bananas when they say that. i had a manager who said it like that, and said it OFTEN. it was an issue.

THERE IS A C IN THERE PEOPLE.

/another rant

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by flagpole music

keep me posted on your choice. it's 50th anniversary of Mariposa this year so it's gonna be a helluva time. it's a bit smaller fest but a great location. Lake Couchinching is fab. I know they have Ian & Sylvia confirmed but not sure who else. my assignment for tomorrow is to start sweet talkin' Blue Rodeo. i have missed the last two years but i will be there fo sure.

for WPP, if you come through Chicago, i work at a hotel. discounts, you know. i'm just saying.

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@Steve

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

I prefer burrowing owl urine in my 1.5% milk i find it to give it a certain zest.

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oh, the "dainties" question!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

absotively: hilarious. i think we've talked about dainties on this blog before (maybe a long time ago), as an indicator of a person being from the prairies... i will proudly admit that the use of "dainties" continues unabashedly in at least Manitoba... it wasn't until I moved to Ottawa and was baking for university bakesales that my first blank looks/looks of horror/raised eyebrows at my inquiries re. how many dozens of dainties I could bring. one person said that "dainties" sounded like it should be name for women's underwear.

anyhooch. here's the thing, when I asked, well, what do YOU call them, the answer was, "I don't know, squares, sweets, baking...". BUT COME ON, dainties is descriptive. Little brownies and butter tarts, possibly on little paper doilies/in paper muffin cups. look kind dainty, don't they?

anyone else from the prairies here? let's talk dainties!

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@stevierayk, keydive

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Just so you know owl urine also makes a great glaze for a ham.

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Hello Moe!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by TheRadioHead

I am home in the middle of the day for the unpleasant business of a funeral. But getting to know you and hear your voice is not unpleasant indeed!

I don't have time to read 190 comments, though! I will catch up on them later.

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

the 'shedule' pronunciation comes from our English brethren, and that's a French influence. They use words like aubergine for eggplant and courgette for zucchini over there.

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Shezzhoul for "Schedule"

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

Makes you sound like:

a) A wine soaked drunk

b) Sunshine "Dick" Johnson

c) you need a throat punch

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Bio Spice

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

yep. Right next door to Manitoba.

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how 'bout "gotch" or "gitch"

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

anyone know what that means?

An Albertan will tell you you're saying it wrong - that it's "gontch" or "gintch"

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Incidentally, guys, aboot pronunciations in English

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

(Aboot, hah!)

I was a translator for quite a while. That's why I know that English is the most irregularly spelled language in the world. For its pronunciations.

Just invert this statement: English is, thus, the most irregularly pronounced language, given its spelling. Same train, going both ways. (through, though, cough, tough. I rest my case)

That's just a ittle reminder before anyone gets too dogmatic about "proper" pronunciation. Ain'ty no such thing: it's English, you see...

(We'll castigate French next.)

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@TheRadioHead

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

i am so sorry that today is a sad day for you! i hope i was able to bring a bit of sunshine to it..

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@krib

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

one of my favorite french words that I see every day is Autonettoyage, on the front of my stove. Auto Cleaning!

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Butter

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

Ever wonder why butter is yellow? It's the owl urine coming out.

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The old Mother Tongue

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

for you Eric Bogle fans. Not to take you away from Craig and Moe, but this is a good one

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@MikeV

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

I personally use Great Horned Owl urine as a bast when I cook a turkey.

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New Royalty!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by beanpod

Great Plug! New Royalty are awesome!

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Harvesting owl urine.

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by stevierayk

I prefer to wring it out of them.

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The Death Avengers

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

My favorite new band! Soooo looking forward to their recording!

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Gotch/gitch

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

is underwear in Sask we called the gotch. Gitch I believe is more of an Alberta term

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gotch/gitch

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by keydive

I had a girlfriend from Ontario who referred to them as ginch?!?

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Fun times: the pronunciation of schedule

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

Fun times 'cause I've got sound files here of various English speakers. Sound, so beforewarned.

But remember IT'S ENGLISH! Tomayto, tomahto! Shedule, skedule!

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@suckamc Death Avengers

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

I agree!! I'm super excited! When's that supposed to be happening??

Totally my favorite Canadian band!

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Gotch/gitch

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

in New Brunswick I've heard them called... wait for it, I almost shot beer out my nose...

Underduds

*yes!*

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@Martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Where did you hear that?!

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@aaadamaa

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

Straight from Mr. Ryan Mearl Crane himself (hope he's ok with this!): "the Avengers are recording this month [November]. We'll have a four song collection ready for January, mixed/mastered/with artwork."

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I'm a-gonna stop...

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

...posting. 'Cause.

Is the number reached a record?

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@MikeV

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

I probably shouldn't say, but it's someone who would self describe themselves as a 'hick'.

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

Only four songs??

Might you know if one of those would be tinkerbell?

I still rock out while singing it in my head, from that one time I heard it.

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@Martin

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

I know the type, but I have never heard that term.

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list time again!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

ok i definitely BLANKED on the naming of bands again. sheesh. what is WITH that?!?

the sidewalks

fugato

sister jack (andrew murray is in smothered in hugs!)

boxer the horse

the north lakes (same drummer as milks & rectangles! he is awesome!)

grassmountain hobos

haunted hearts

dan curry band (he played in eyes for telescopes, too!! incredible musician!)

catherine maclellan such a prolific song writer!

ok i am going to stop here because i am going to miss someone and that will be upsetting.

if you are making music in pei, you should be on this list! and you should send stuff to radio 3!!

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UNDERDUDS!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

i promise to use that in a sentence by the end of the day. and make it part of my vocab. oh yes.

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keydive

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

my sister-in-law has lived in AB here whole life. When I first said "gotch" she said "what's wrong with you? it's gontch!" Until then, I didn't thnk any sane person would add an 'n' to it. But then that radio program I mentioned earlier also talked about it and said that, indeed, Albertans add an extraneous 'n' to the word (okay, maybe the "extraneous" was added by me - my memory's fuzzy on that :-)

I used both gotch and gitch but I'm older than you - maybe gitch has gone by the wayside...

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Thanks to Lee

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

You've had to set a comments record Moe!

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@Bio Spice

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

*excellent* I've totally added underduds to my vocabulary as well. it'll be common in no time!

@aaadamaamama - I unfortunately don't have any information on the track listing, but I think it's safe to assume Tinkerbell and Racecar Spacecar (my stuck in my head the next day song) will be on there.

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OMG!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

Underduds will be my new name!!!

Love it Martin, thanks!!!!!!

Also:

!!!!!! !!!!! !! !!!!!!!!!!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

thanks lee!!

this has seriously been swell. i love you guys!!

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Comments

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Lee today - 220

Everyone else today -5

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!!!!!!!! !!!!!! !!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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regarding no swears

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

THAT'S NOT WHAT WAS GOING ON BETWEEN HOST BREAKS!

*cough*

(kidding)

you have no idea how often i drop the eff bomb in regular conversation. i didn't use a curse ONCE! i am pretty proud of myself. i feel that today has been a day of NUMEROUS achievements.

and, oh man, rose cousins. so good. so happy right now. thank you.

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rose cousins!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Bio Spice

so cool that R3 is playing Rose Cousin's own stuff now. she's fantabulous. and hilarious. if you ever have a chance to go to a house concert she's playing, go go go!

gitch is in my Manitoban lexicon.

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MusicSoop

Great job you did today!!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe CBC 3 should add you to the regular shhhedule.

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Bio Spice

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

and so's a Social - that's one I learned about many years ago when my brother got married in Winnipeg.

For the other's: it's not the same as a Sociable

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@MusicSoop

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

only if she broadcasts sitting in her underduds on her chesterfield, which has been pulled out on the veranda under the vestibule. with fresh grosheries!

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To be honest...

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

I cursed way, way more than moe!

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!!!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

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@mynameismoe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

You done good works today!

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@suckamc

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

And keeps it on shedule

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@MusicSoop

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

thanks!! i can't even believe how much fun that was and i want to do it again! apparently i have a lot to talk about and wasn't prepared this time.

regarding underduds: i am pretty sure i am going to use that word at every opportunity. even when it's not appropriate.

i am really sad this is just about over!! thank you so much everyone!!! this is definitely one of those experiences i will talk about for years to come. the support i got, both here, and at home, has just completely blown me away. i am so very lucky!!

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Congrats to our shy moe!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

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@Craig: zing!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

--

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

ahh! Craig beat me to it. that's what I was going to say!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!

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Hum: @ Craig 241 is about your 238

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

--

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@tb3

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

Love the photo! Very on topic. A+

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@Moe

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mcfflyer

Excellent job. And I do like your PEI voice. Lots of fun today.

Glad I helped the number of posts today, inadvertent as it was!

Co-host Thursdays are the best!

Lee

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by MikeV

Did I just break the blog with all my !?

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Hey MikeV

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

Yer exclamation marks have hit my right wall!

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by krib

I was trying to type in a happy face out of exclamation points, but the double spacing was just making it look weird...

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"Mycon"

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by tb3

I bought it at the growshree store off the main drag, by the old morse code office.

Moe, seriously though, great job.

The amount of conversation you generated alone is proof.

Years from now we'll all be talking about the day we pushed this blog to the hilt. And your grandchildren will say, "What's a blog you old loser?"

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Good show, you two.

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Benoit from Ottawa

And also the rest of you...

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mandorob

This is quite a treat to listen to. I have been in and out today but hearing lots of great stuff. Rose Cousins makes me weak in the knees and Ray Legere on mandolin is the best (would you guess I'm a mandolin player).

Doing a fine job Moe. There is so much great music coming out of PEI these days you could probably fill the whole show with it. Glad to hear your picks!

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great show

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by suckamc

honestly, probably the best one. but I am slightly biased. :)

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oh man. people!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

@suckamc i barely understand that sentence.

@MusicSoop thanks a bunch!! radio is so much fun! i had no idea!

@tb3 !!!!! awesome !!!!!

@MikeV thanks mike!

@Craig Norris thank you SO much for this opportunity. really.

also, there is another pei'er on here. ej?

and, i also got super nervous at the end.. i wanted to thank you, craig, but i froze.

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You are welcome, moe!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by Craig Norris

You did a great job!

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Yay moe!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by aaadamaa

Sorry, I missed like half the show, but what I heard: I loved! And look at all the comments!! weeee!!!!!! *dances though the comments*

Your my favorite person moe! (at least for today)

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re: TCNH: Listener Co-Host Initiative w/ Maureen "mynameismoe" Chandler

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by mynameismoe

gah! more comments while i was writing that last one! you all are fast with this here blogging stuff! can i say again that this was an intense amount of fun? i can't believe all of the comments! everyone was on fire!

@mandorob thanks! i have to admit, it was really hard to single things out. i think this was part of the reason why i got flustered when asked specifics. there is just SO much here that i am so proud of. i really should have had a written list in front of me.

(oh, and my 254 comment to martin was directed at his 234 comment!)

so glad everyone has jumped on the exclamation mark. it really is vital to communication to me apparently?!?!!

i am going to go cry because it is over now... sobsob

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Way to go Moe!

Posted on Nov 19, 2009 by beanpod

Great Job Moe!

Enjoyable indeed!

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