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Does anyone have a file of "Any Day Now" that they could email me?

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Thanks,

Mick
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#2

Unless someone else beat me to it. Its sent. Enjoy!

I love that song. :thumb:

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#3

Thanks so much guys!!! This song is awesome.

Mick
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#4

There's no better winter driving song on a Canadian highway. I always think of my hometown of Toronto.

"It sounds like bullshit, but, you ever notice: this old town of ice and snow? It gets you running, to chasing something... What it is I'll never know."


The Watchmen were so under rated.
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#5

Stephen Dame Wrote:The Watchmen were so under rated.

i agree 110%
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#6

I just got "in the trees" great album. Some awesome tracks. Thought that any day now was on there, and was a bit let down at first to find it was not. That's the reason for the emails this morning. Thanks again to those who helped; and to lance who put it up on the podcast deal. Seriously, that is a great idea, the whole podcast thing. My music library had been stagnating.

Mick
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#7

You should buy the greatest hits album, if anything its cheap!

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Stephen Dame Wrote:There's no better winter driving song on a Canadian highway. I always think of my hometown of Toronto.

"It sounds like bullshit, but, you ever notice: this old town of ice and snow? It gets you running, to chasing something... What it is I'll never know."


The Watchmen were so under rated.

The real town of ice and snow, though, is Winnipeg, Danny's hometown.

The Watchmen, RIP, were fantastic from Cracked to Soft Parade and every song in between.

I remember them doing an album preview on Q107 or Edge 102.1 just before In the Trees came out, and they played Boneyard Tree, and I said to myself, "I need to buy this album!"

my second favourite band ever,
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Chris Tanz Wrote:
Stephen Dame Wrote:There's no better winter driving song on a Canadian highway. I always think of my hometown of Toronto.

"It sounds like bullshit, but, you ever notice: this old town of ice and snow? It gets you running, to chasing something... What it is I'll never know."


The Watchmen were so under rated.

The real town of ice and snow, though, is Winnipeg, Danny's hometown.

The Watchmen, RIP, were fantastic from Cracked to Soft Parade and every song in between.

I remember them doing an album preview on Q107 or Edge 102.1 just before In the Trees came out, and they played Boneyard Tree, and I said to myself, "I need to buy this album!"

my second favourite band ever,
ct

Yeah, I know... but I'm sick of hearing about Winnipeg... I wish somebody would mention Toronto just once and a while. Centre of Canada, it's really windy, Neil Young... okay, okay, Portage and Cool, we get it. Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Winnipeg.

Ditto on the second best band. Seeing them open at the amp for The Hip in '02 was great.
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#10

Such a great band. Have really gotten into them over the last few months. Anyday Now is one of my fav songs all time. Totallly related to it driving home to chicago for thanksgiving.
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#11

Yeah I saw them open for the hip at bayfest one year, I sepnt their entire set in line for the bathroom and in line for beer...but they sounded great, I had one of their albums but i forgot it in Canada...

~Will.
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Stephen Dame Wrote:Yeah, I know... but I'm sick of hearing about Winnipeg... I wish somebody would mention Toronto just once and a while. Centre of Canada, it's really windy, Neil Young... okay, okay, Portage and Cool, we get it. Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Winnipeg.

I'm actually making cd of nothing but Toronto songs. Needless to say, I'm feeling a little homesick. Included are

Chirstmastime in Toronto - GD
Don Valley Jail - Stompin Tom
Lakeside Park - Rush
Horses - Rheostatics
Jane - Barenaked Ladies
King of Spain - Moxy Fruvis.

There's also a song I just got called "Free Toronto" but the name of the woman escapes me. She's quite good though.

That said, I am kind of stuck trying to get a playlist together (or even get enough songs to send in a playlist for "Random Happiness" in the Sunday Star). Any suggestions?

Back to the topic, there's just somethig about songs about Winnipeg that are so transferable, that they can be about any place in time. Any Day Now reminded me of coming home to the local bar at Christmas after my first year at Queens. Recently, the odes that the Weakerthans have wrote have hit the spot. Left and Leaving is the soundtrack to driving through a dying small town on an former King's Highway; hell, even One Great City (complete with it's "I hate Winnipeg refrain) speaks to me about how I feel about Thunder Bay.

I miss the Watchmen. Of all the 1990s Can-Rock bands of my youth, they're at the top of the list of bands I wish were still together. It's sad though that the list just keeps getting longer and longer.

Cheers

Pat
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#13

hotmetal401 Wrote:It's sad though that the list just keeps getting longer and longer.
It is a sad list..

I Mother Earth
The Watchmen
Matthew Good Band
Big Wreck
Headstones
Rusty
Limblifter

and recently the Tea Party.

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#14

Add the Lowest of the Low back to that list.

Don't forget the Odds, Age of Electric, Big Sugar. At least the Philospher Kings got back together (good old guilty pleasures).

Cheers

Pat
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#15

Maybe guys from some of the bands we mentioned above should form a super-group ala Velvet Revolver and Audioslave...who would work best?

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