[chris]

...They used to flood the park in the wintertime for an outdoor rink. I like to think it was Gord's inspiration for 700 ft. Ceiling.

back to the iTunes discussion.
ct

Still do.

[Chris Tanz]

...They used to flood the park in the wintertime for an outdoor rink. I like to think it was Gord's inspiration for 700 ft. Ceiling.

back to the iTunes discussion.
ct

Still do.

Sorry, my solipsism got the best of me. I was thinking back to my own time in Kingston (1995-1999). However, because I no longer live in Kingston, does not mean Kingston has ceased to exist.

ct

[hotmetal401]

Edgar?

His Dad's name. How do I know? Edgar Downie, father of Gord, was my brother's landlord in Kingston from 1994-1996.

Lived in a place at the corner of Frontenac and Brock across from the park. Purportedly, Gord lived in the place when he was at school in Kingston. Purportedly -- I don't know if it's true.

They used to flood the park in the wintertime for an outdoor rink. I like to think it was Gord's inspiration for 700 ft. Ceiling.

back to the iTunes discussion.
ct

I rekindled a relationship teaching an ex-girlfriend how to skate in that park. I was told that it was the combination of my all around kind nature and The Hip maple leaf jersey. After watching Youngblood she had a thing for hockey players.

I miss Kingston. But anyway, back to earth; I've pre-ordered the album (and can finally have In View on the iPod).

Cheers,

Pat

[briansmccabe]

there are ways around the DRM that iTunes builds into their files they sell. Google hymn.exe and you'll find it.

NOTE: I am only sharing this info because it is my belief that if you buy a song, you should be allowed to listen to it on whatever you want. I am not advocating using the tool referenced above to make illegitimate copies for friends.