The Great Canadian Rock Music thread

[CDSmith]

Keyword in there is ROCK Richard. Rock.


And relax you big girlywoman. All in good fun. If my words are striking nerves with you, you're being too sensitive.


Here, have some Jerry, you'll feel better...

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

Keyword in there is ROCK Richard. Rock.


And relax you big girlywoman. All in good fun. If my words are striking nerves with you, you're being too sensitive.


Here, have some Jerry, you'll feel better...

it's a guitar with a black guy singing

still great canadian music. was it worth this?

[_Richard_]

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

it's a guitar with a black guy singing

still great canadian music. was it worth this?

Jerry Doucette isn't black, he's a fat white guy from Montreal who plays guitar like the wind.

And yes, to point out your dogshit taste in music all the while winding you up to a lather definitely was kind of worth it, yes.

My only complaint is that you're too easy, Richard. Make it tougher to push your buttons next time. And don't stalk me in other threads Richard, it isn't becoming.

[fitzmulti]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

Okay two of my favs




Jagger himself admitted it's better than the original, a thing I knew the second I first heard it.
People, if you aren't familiar with this band Streetheart, if you call yourself a lover of classic rock, youtube the name and give any of their stuff a listen, because it's all good.


And;



This is high school for me. One of my all time favorites.

Sniff N The Tears were on our label {MCA Records} for an album {or two} when I worked there...
Fun band...I liked their music!

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

BlackCrayon -- thanks for the Trooper. One of my fav bands of all time. I've seen them live at least half a dozen times over the years and they're spot-on every time. They are one of the few bands who perform their live songs true to the orginal studio versions.

Raise a little hell is another of their bar classics.

I've never gotten to see them live. The one time I was supposed to at trudeau park may 24 weekend i got too wasted and missed them play. they're playing canada day here in kanata so i may check them out then.


and some more april wine since they're so awesome

[Choopa_Pardo]

Originally Posted by bronco67

Blood Ceremony is a Canadian doom/occult metal band I've been listening to lately. A little Sabbath, Jethro Tull and Jefferson Airplane mixed together. Good if you like a heavy dose of flute in your rock.

Heck yeah, love Blood Ceremony.

[TheSquealer]

_Richard_ isn't on meds. He's just a sad, insecure and weak person who was likely picked on in school, probably beaten by his father, or suffering from some medical condition and who has tried to make up for it and keep his self esteem levels just above that of a homeless meth addicted cross dessing male hooker, by constantly taking VERY safe jabs at anyone and everyone on the board by way of rhetorical questions and simple open ended statements that allow him to escape being cornered.

He's a feeble minded pussy who has proven time and time again with being real quick to post 1000s and 1000s of simple 4-5 word posts in the form of a SAFE, rhetorical question, intended to antagonize... but never having the balls to actually lay out a position and defend it with a well reasoned argument.

How he has remained employed is 100% beyond me. He has yet to demonstrate any real business skills, people skills, professional skills or knowledge of the business apart from kissing an occasional ass when someone posts a pic of some busted model.

Your gargantuan inferiority complex and the resulting behavior is amusing most of the time, but i would you would some therapy before you have kids and teach them to be a bunch of sniveling, spineless pussies sitting around making snide remarks all day to feel better about themselves.

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

there's so much kick ass canadian rock this thread could be 100 pages and not cover it all!

even the pop-rock tunes, loverboy, alanis morrisette, bryan adams, barenaked ladies.

that 1st loverboy album = gold, jerry, gold!

Oh yeah!

Someone mentioned Goddo. I saw them play live in Victoria Park, London, Ontario in I think 1981. Great show!

Don't forget Teenage Head if you're from that era.


Mama, you can't listen to the radio all daaaay

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by TheSquealer

_Richard_ isn't on meds.

So you're saying he IS off his meds then? Well which is it? Is he on them or off them?

I give up. :D

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by TheSquealer

_Richard_ isn't on meds. He's just a sad, insecure and weak person who was likely picked on in school, probably beaten by his father, or suffering from some medical condition and who has tried to make up for it and keep his self esteem levels just above that of a homeless meth addicted cross dessing male hooker, by constantly taking VERY safe jabs at anyone and everyone on the board by way of rhetorical questions and simple open ended statements that allow him to escape being cornered.

He's a feeble minded pussy who has proven time and time again with being real quick to post 1000s and 1000s of simple 4-5 word posts in the form of a SAFE, rhetorical question, intended to antagonize... but never having the balls to actually lay out a position and defend it with a well reasoned argument.

How he has remained employed is 100% beyond me. He has yet to demonstrate any real business skills, people skills, professional skills or knowledge of the business apart from kissing an occasional ass when someone posts a pic of some busted model.

Your gargantuan inferiority complex and the resulting behavior is amusing most of the time, but i would you would some therapy before you have kids and teach them to be a bunch of sniveling, spineless pussies sitting around making snide remarks all day to feel better about themselves.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection

Psychological projection was first conceptualized by Sigmund Freud as a defence mechanism in which a person unconsciously rejects his or her own unacceptable attributes by ascribing them to objects or persons in the outside world instead. Thus, projection involves psychically expelling one's negative qualities onto others, and is a common psychological process.

however, this works too:

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

Someone mentioned Goddo.

I've seen them live more than a dozen times. Yes always a great show.

Gino Scarpelli!

[Evil Chris]

I was going to mention The Forgotten Rebels, but I doubt anyone outside of south-western Ontario has ever heard of them.

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by Sly

I'm disappointed. No mention of Celine Dion?

Best ever. You guys should be proud.

Why do you have to mention her. You just ruined the thread.

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by Sly

I'm disappointed. No mention of Celine Dion?

Best ever. You guys should be proud.

That's because it's The Great Canadian ROCK MUSIC thread.

Celine Dion doesn't make rock music.

[dyna mo]

i am currently cranking this shit at 11

[Evil Chris]

That's a GREAT song

[Bryan G]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

Muse are not Canadian. They are British.

[dyna mo]

i was introduced to triumph with the allied forces lp, had forgotten how much i truly loved that album until this thread. every song.
i used to crank it all through my koss headphones. 1981 lolz

[CDSmith]

[PR_Glen]

Originally Posted by Bryan G

Muse are not Canadian. They are British.

pshhh whatever man, next you are going to tell me that radiohead and the beatles aren't canadian...

[Jman]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

been wanting to drop this in somewhere, this is the perfect thread!

Love Aldo, met him a few times. Great guy. My best friend Rick Hughes wrote the lyrics of Someday a great RnR hit of Aldo

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by Bryan G

Muse are not Canadian. They are British.

i thought those guys were outta TO.. lol

[fitzmulti]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

i was introduced to triumph with the allied forces lp, had forgotten how much i truly loved that album until this thread. every song.
i used to crank it all through my koss headphones. 1981 lolz

Yeah KOSS headphones, baby! ;-)

[CDSmith]

If you love Triumph then you'll love this:





It's from their 1976 debut self-titled album and it's a gem. Beautiful intro, then right into their signature hard-hitting power rock.

In fact that whole album is pretty incredible, especially the entire side one. Sadly it got grossly overlooked by rock radio stations and I to this day have yet to hear any of those songs played over the airways.

This is one band I wish I could have seen back in the day. I did catch Rik Emmett when he blew through here on his tour of Western Canada though, back in the late 80's or early 90's, I forget. His show and his guitar prowess, not to mention that voice, however, were not forgettable.

Amazing power trio. Vastly underrated on the world scene.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by PR_Glen

pshhh whatever man, next you are going to tell me that radiohead and the beatles aren't canadian...

get the fuck outta here.... the Beatles aren't Canadian????

[candyflip]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

I've seen them live more than a dozen times. Yes always a great show.

Gino Scarpelli!

Godovich wrote a book that is filled to the brim with wild rock and roll stories, that put to shame some of the famous stories you've heard about US and UK bands from that era and earlier.

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by fitzmulti

Yeah KOSS headphones, baby! ;-)

i used to crank them so loud sometimes that my pop would come in from the other room and tell me to turn them down, he could hear that shit in there!

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

Celine Dion doesn't make rock music.

Haha. Tell that to the Wikipedia folks.

[JFK]

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon

David Wilcox




heres on i recorded myself

Like Wilcox

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by candyflip

Godovich wrote a book that is filled to the brim with wild rock and roll stories, that put to shame some of the famous stories you've heard about US and UK bands from that era and earlier.

I'm aware of this book. I haven't read it, but I know of it. Wouldn't surprise me a bit if some of the stuff I was present for were included in it as well.

I wasn't there during their "Gas House" days back in TO in the late 70's, but his "feud" if you can call it that with singer Carole Pope of Rough Trade is quite well known. Then there was the time his wife ran over his foot with their station wagon, then upon realizing she had injured her husband she promptly drove over his same foot again pulling back into the driveway. That story I WAS present for when he told it to everyone at the old Hagar's Rock Club in Winnipeg on the first stop of their first comeback tour.
At one show I was at he came down off the stage mid-song, climbed up on our table and began wailing the shit out of his guitar. Then, unexpectedly, he invited (in front of about 400 screaming fans packed into the bar) myself and my girlfriend to get up there with him, take his pick from him, mid-song mind you, and keep the strumming going. THAT was quite a rush let me tell you.

I believe the song was "Cock on". :D

My first look at them live was during their tour with the chick band Toronto. I know for certain that some pretty rauchy stories came from that tour. couldn't say if they're in his book but put Greg Goddovitz on the same tour with Holly Woods and stuff is going to happen.

Yes, I know that band quite well. Definitely one of my all time favs.

[CDSmith]

Anyone remember Wrabit? Speaking of forgotten/little known bands





What a gem. Others may forget, but not I. Wiley CD never forgets.

[dyna mo]

i just noticed CD has the same initials as a famous canadian pop star


hmmmm

[CDSmith]

Mo -- lol. You're thinking too hard.


For that you get Phasors on Stun...




Long intro, main song starts around the 1:50 mark. 70's Canadian prog rock at it absolute finest.

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

i just noticed CD has the same initials as a famous canadian pop star


hmmmm

Theres also this, CDSmith in the previous post. Wonder what CD stands for.

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by Dvae

Theres also this, CDSmith in the previous post. Wonder what CD stands for.

It's short for Cyberdog, the nickname and username given me in the late 90's by Greg, my former boss, from Internet Solutions Inc., one of Canada's first ISP's.

There, y'all learned something new about your old buddy CD.

[TheSquealer]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

So you're saying he IS off his meds then? Well which is it? Is he on them or off them?

I give up. :D

He's just insecure and weak and clearly not overly smart since instead of making money, he spends his time as a low paid affiliate manager and posting non stop nonsense. I don't think he's on meds, he's just a weak person with an inferiority complex.

[TheSquealer]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection



however, this works too:

As i've said time and time again... you are incapable of actually forming a coherent argument or point which you can defend. But when it comes to posting emoticons, copying and pasting the works of others in response or asking simple, safe, short rhetorical questions under the guise of actually having something intelligent to say, you're the one i'd go to.

The simple fact is that you are not a smart person and you are afraid.

And i'm not projecting anything. I'm infinitely smarter than you. I make more than you. I'm happier than you. I am bigger than you. I am stronger than you. I am better than you in every way imaginable.

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by TheSquealer

As i've said time and time again... you are incapable of actually forming a coherent argument or point which you can defend. But when it comes to posting emoticons, copying and pasting the works of others in response or asking simple, safe, short rhetorical questions under the guise of actually having something intelligent to say, you're the one i'd go to.

The simple fact is that you are not a smart person and you are afraid.

And i'm not projecting anything. I'm infinitely smarter than you. I make more than you. I'm happier than you. I am bigger than you. I am stronger than you. I am better than you in every way imaginable.

well now that you have gotten that off your chest, i believe these folks would like to get back to their thread.

[fitzmulti]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

Anyone remember Wrabit? Speaking of forgotten/little known bands





What a gem. Others may forget, but not I. Wiley CD never forgets.

Absolutely...
We {MCA Records} had a release by them, and I loved that album.
Definitely a long, forgotten {even by me to be, until you posted, to be honest} band.

[CDSmith]

I wasn't intending on making this beat up Richard day.

Does feel like sort of a holiday though with all this great tuneage. Perhaps we should do this every year?

Anyone know if there will be fireworks later?

[over38]

Sloan - One of the best pop bands:

[CDSmith]

Long before Axle Rose there was Ron Tabak, the ORIGINAL raspy voice of rock,
and lead singer of Prism.




Again, that is not Axle Rose singing. Bums 'n Noses came limping along 10 years later.

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

It's short for Cyberdog, the nickname and username given me in the late 90's by Greg, my former boss, from Internet Solutions Inc., one of Canada's first ISP's.

There, y'all learned something new about your old buddy CD.

I kind of like the sound of Celine Dion Smith

[over38]

Also:

[Yngwie]

Originally Posted by Sly

I'm disappointed. No mention of Celine Dion?

Best ever. You guys should be proud.

of course she's not mentioned. This thread is about rock and roll. Not her type of music.

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by Dvae

I kind of like the sound of Celine Dion Smith

I suppose I could do worse. Better than Crap Dick, for example.

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by fitzmulti

Absolutely...
We {MCA Records} had a release by them, and I loved that album.
Definitely a long, forgotten {even by me to be, until you posted, to be honest} band.

Sounds like you've had quite the time in the music business.


Okay, since you're quite knowlegeable, does the name Chris Burke-Gaffney ring any bells for you?





Not many easy listening rock songs better than that right there.

[Yngwie]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

I was going to mention The Forgotten Rebels, but I doubt anyone outside of south-western Ontario has ever heard of them.

or they were "forgotten" ;)

[fitzmulti]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

Sounds like you've had quite the time in the music business.


Okay, since you're quite knowlegeable, does the name Chris Burke-Gaffney ring any bells for you?





Not many easy listening rock songs better than that right there.

No, but in googling him, he was like 13 - 15 years after I left working for MCA {1979 - 1983} & even my brief return into music biz in the early 90's {1990 - 1994} , I was gone from it before it seems he was out.
Sounds good, though!