Which is worse? This or the other propaganda and lies perpetrated by our brothers to the south.
Which is worse? This or the other propaganda and lies perpetrated by our brothers to the south.
Bunny Hunter
Brian Who?????????Originally Posted by Mr. Solution
Welcome!! KUROGANE is a game development company in Japan.
We always produce a pungent game.
Brian Adams.
Reckless
Summer of 69
The "Waking up the neighbors" tour
After Celine Dion, one of the biggest selling Canadian musicians of all time (sadly).
Next your going to tell me you don't know the band "Chilliwack"
Mr. S
Bunny Hunter
Ahh, yes Chilliwack.. they of that lyrical wonder " A gone gone gone she been gone so long she been gone gone gone so long",
And who could forget "four men in a rock n roll band, fly at night and in the mornin' they land, fly at night till they're satisfied, etc etc".
Now, if we talk about Chilliwack, then we have to bring in Rush or, for that matter, dare I say (DARE! DARE!) TROOPER!
Went back home this summer and saw Trooper at the Vancouver Island Exibition Saturday night round-up. Sigh, a shadow of their former selves.
Takes me back to the 70's and skateboarding down my block, saving money to buy a Camero. Thanks Mr. Solution
April WineOriginally Posted by douglas38
Coulda been alriht,
coulda been here tonight
coulda been sweet as wine
coulda been a lady
D38,
you came all the way back and you didn't call up me or Iiamoko???
Party pooper.
Next time, call. We're so lonely over here.
Where'd you go to high school?
Welcome!! KUROGANE is a game development company in Japan.
We always produce a pungent game.
Thanks Douglas.
Loved that song when I was 8-12 "gone gone nanananan wahwah so long nanananawashe been gone so long nananwahwah"
Bunny Hunter
How can one forget to list some of the greatest Canadian bands:
54-40
Northern Pikes
Spirit of the West
Pursuit of Happiness
Boys Brigade
Platinum Blonde
The Spoons
Martha and the Muffins (and M&M)
Parashute Club
Honeymoon Suite
The Stampeeders
The Box
Loverboy
and from the 90's
Moxy Fruvious
Skydiggers
Bourbon Tabernacal Choir
Can anyone add to the list?
I know you want to be me.
Face it there is no musical talent in Canada.Originally Posted by Mr. Solution
No, Never heard of them...Originally Posted by survivorfan
Let's not forget......
Men Without Hats!!
We can dance, if you want to
We can dance, we can dance...
Sums up nearly every Canadian I've ever met.
Men without HeadsOriginally Posted by Varus
Most Canadians don't have heads.Just cancerous tumours on top of their shouldersOriginally Posted by Bpz
I know.Originally Posted by User-banned
They should be forbidden to enter and work in Japan.
Yes, no musical talent. You are spot on. I mean really, when you think about
Diana Krall
Oscar Peterson
Leonard Cohen
Gordon Lightfoot
The Band
Steppenwolf
Nelly Furtado
Rush
The Guess Who
Sum 41
Tragically Hip
Neil Young,
Joni Mitchell
Alanis Morisette
The Barenaked Ladies
Great Big Sea
Avril Lavigne
Nickelback
Sarah Maclachlan
it's obvious that Canada has really nothing going for it, musically. And, with it's huge population of 30 million (what...California-ish size), it's even more surprising that no music comes from there. Must be the cold winters.
Thanks Douglas,Originally Posted by douglas38
half of that list gave me a really good laugh. I had forgotten how much musical crap had come from Canada.
In non-english speaking countries people do not know any of these names and do not care...except alanis Moriset, Avril, Celine Dione - they are known I think.
glad to be of help Varus,
of course, to even brighten your day more, I should add the incomperable
Corey Hart
Bachman Turner Overdrive (taking care of business--everyday!)
Tom Cochrane and Red Ryder
and of course, Shania Twain (shiver shiver...)
Varus, give "I wear my sunglasses at night" a hum--it's infectious.
Originally Posted by Bpz
well, I'll give you that for the most part Bacu...but hey, Corey Hart played in Shizuoka just 8 years ago--it was huge!! Didn't see him though...couldn't get tickets..
But, Oscar Peterson? Leonard Cohen? Icons the world over Bacu. Peterson alone is a bloody legend--the guy can fill a hall from Moscow to Johannseberg if he wants.
Maybe your not a jazz fan though--fair enough. I couldn't pick a Morisette song from a Lavigne one though if I tried.
I'd better send you a Trooper Song as an attachment..You'll come around
Well, I ain't Canadian so I think that I can speak impartially in saying that I'm not sure that Nickelback and Avril Lavigne belong on the same list as Neil Young and Leonard Cohen, whatever the list is, but I am surprised that no-one has mentioned The Arcade Fire, who released one hell of a debut album, Funeral. I saw them at Summer Sonic last summer and their performance was the highlight of the festival. One of the greatest bands around at the moment and definitely a finer export than the likes of Nickelback.
Man, I would want my nickle back if I paid even that much for one of their frickin' records.
I like Bulgarian and serbian songs and greek... I prefer the songs are in some language I can understand, because music is ok but the words are important for me...I do not understand english songs very well. It is hard to catch the English words even if I listen very carefully many times.Originally Posted by douglas38
Yes, please send me a good song...
Last year when I was going to Thailand I became friends with one thai group in the Narita express and then in the plane!!! They gave me their CDs and we write emails to each other. They have been to a festival in Japan to play. They were very good.
www.apartmentkhunpa,cjb.net
They play in Saxophone, Victory Monument and RCA in bangkok, very nice.
Also I like thai group Taxi.
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I think you have Brian Adams confused with Bryan Adams.
And speaking of Corey Hart, I went to school with his cousin. That's my claim to Canadian fame.
Do u like thai music?Originally Posted by grin
Originally Posted by thebob
Thanks bob, that made my morning..still chuckling over that one--I like the Henny Youngman style stuff. Nice and hammy. I'll use it today with my co-worker --he loves Nickelback (of course, I'll steal it from you and make it look like I told it impromptu). Yeah, I heard them the other day (from aforementioned cow-worker) whilst at the gym. Retch. Belong in the Canadian Hall of Shame along with Corey and Platinum Blonde as far as I'm concerned.
hey bob..I got fired this morning from the orange juice factory ...(ask why ask why)
I think Brian Adams should be pole-d.Originally Posted by Mr. Solution
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The Tea Party were cool back in the 90's
My favorite Canadian band.
Ya. they were good. I think they are still around.Originally Posted by JayJay
I know you want to be me.
Pretty sad list of exports, dont you think?
At least we have Neil Young but hes been living in LA for 30 years.
Bunny Hunter
Yep even Australia does so much better.Originally Posted by Mr. Solution
I don`t think that it is fair to say that Bryan Adams has not had a "successful" career. I mean, I don't like Jeffrey Dahmer that much, but I don't think I can go around saying that his career as a serial killer/cannibal/necrophiliac was a complete failure. I mean, he killed 17 people. Credit where credit`s due. Or something like that.
couldn't concentrate..........
mmm.....Hoodoo Gurus..(like wow...wipeout!)Originally Posted by User-banned
Midnight Oil
Hunters and Collectors
Crowded House (but ...a NZ band really?)
Cold Chisel
AC/DC
umm..umm....umm....Rolf Harris?
Oh,...Men at Work (took a bite of my vegemite sandwich)
mmm....there must be more ..help me out user-banned..
Damn, I was going through them all in my head, being pipped, a tight squeeze,. Couldn`t concentrate. Nice oneOriginally Posted by douglas38
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Bee GeesOriginally Posted by douglas38
Oliva Newton John
Kevin Bloody Wilson
Little River Band
I could go on but why bother? It should be obvious to all that Australia is so much better than Canada in every possible way.
Helen Ready
I don't know if the Bee Gees and Olivia Newton John were exactly Australian, or if they just went to live there for a few years, but anyway, I guess that`s splitting hairs. You left out Nick Cave, INXS and Kylie though.Originally Posted by User-banned
The other half of Canadians polled think Bryan Adams is from the United States.
user-banned! thanks for jogging my memory. How could I forget the Brothers Gibb and Neutron Bomb anyway? LRB !! And all this time, I thought they were yanks. Thanks --learn something new everday.
Canada is home to the largest hockey stick (and puck!) in the world. And our maple syrup is better than your stinky old vegemite anyway...nya nya ny'nya nya .....
No Jesus, actually Canadians know a lot about the world around us, other countries persepectives, global issues, whether Bryan Adams is Canadian, whether hospitals should be free (for childern and the poor elderly at least!)Originally Posted by jesus!
It is only large swaths of America that are myopic. Unable to find Canada or China on the map, unable to turn off Fox news and the Super Bowl, unable to get beyond their nationalism and narrow view of the world, unable to accept that they are wrong in killing tens of thousands of people, unable to see that their government doesnt care about them.
We indeed are lacking in musical exports, but see my thread "Canadian troops battle 10Ft Pot Plants" on what we are doing for the "War on Terror".
and we do have a sense of humor,
and we didnt go to Iraq...
and I will stop now...
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Bunny Hunter