Todd Kerns from the awesome band Age of Electric, Static in Stereo, Sin City Sinners, and most recently touring with Slash has just released a new solo song! Check it out here in our podcast! Then go here to get your copy and pledge his new album.
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Check out this weeks Feature Band of the Week!
Then check out more from them here:
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Listed by song, artist, album:

1. Back In the Saddle, Aerosmith, Rocks
2. Last Child, Aerosmith, Rocks
3. Devil’s Sidewalk, Graham Parker and the Rumour, The Up Escalator
4. Mr. Limousine Driver, Grand Funk Railroad, Grand Funk
5. The Rolling Stones, One More Shot, Grrr!
6. The Rolling Stones, Doom and Gloom, Grrr!
7. Elvis Presley, Fever, Elvis is Back!
8. Evil Woman, Spooky Tooth, Spooky Two
9. War Pigs, Black Sabbath, Paranoid (request)
10. (I Know) I’m Losing You, Rare Earth, Ecology
11. Those Shoes, Eagles, The Long Run
12. Get Over It, Eagles, Hell Freezes Over (request)
13. All Right Now, Free, Fire and Water (request)
14. Nature’s Disappearing, John Mayall, USA Union
15. I Ain’t Superstitious, Jeff Beck Group, Truth
16. Perfect, Smashing Pumpkins, Adore (request)
17. Don’t Look Back In Anger, Oasis, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory (request)
18. Red, Treble Charger, NC 17 original version (request)
19. Driver’s Seat, Sniff ‘n’ the Tears, Fickle Heart
20. The Gumbo Variations, Frank Zappa, Hot Rats

10 Years of Grassy Narrows Blockade: A Sacred Fire at Queen’s Park

Sunday, December 2nd
2-6pm
Queen’s Park Front Lawn

Scared Fire, Snacks Served, Children’s Games and Community Gathering.

No Clearcuts! No Mercury! Mark The 10 Year Anniversary of the Grassy Narrows Asubpeeschoseewagong Anishinabek Blockade!

On December 2, 2002, two young Anishnaabwekwe from Grassy Narrows Asubpeeschoseewagong went out to the woods in the snow to start what is now the longest running indigenous blockade in the recent memory of Turtle Island. Please join us to mark a decade of struggle and achievement, and remember the work still to be done.

In the decade since the blockade began, the community continues to maintain a moratorium on clearcutting in their traditional territories. For ten years now, despite the ongoing threat of logging, grandmothers, mothers, trappers and youth have held off some of the world’s largest paper corporations. The community has also taken the Ontario government to task for inaction on the ongoing effects of mercury poisoning on their families and ecosystems.

Many of you, your families, your organizations, your communities, have supported their efforts in the last decade. The Sacred Fire at Queen’s Park Lawn on December 2nd, 2012, is a great way to show your ongoing support and to mark an important anniversary in the fight to protect Indigenous rights and the water, air, land, and creatures that we all depend on.

Email us at earthjusticeaction@gmail.com with any questions, and visit Freegrassy.org for more info and updates.

Junior B Hockey Game – Waterloo Siskins vs Kitchener Dutchmen

Sunday December 9th 1:30 p.m
Waterloo Memorial Recreation Center
101 Father David Bauer Drive, Waterloo

Free entry with a valid Student Card Prizes & Giveaways!

Limblifter is back in Toronto, Ontario and they are playing a show at Lee’s Palace! For more Limblifter info check out their website:
www.limblifter.com
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This is the follow-up to the Poor Young Things interview from last week including a little show and video review!
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Check out Dj Adrock Reporting live from the Neil Young Concert. IT also includes the first song from Neil Young’s set!
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DJ Steel, DJ Jeff E Jeff and DJ Dragon fill in for the sick DJ Bald Boy! We did our best to keep to the theme!

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UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO DRAMA DEPARTMENT PRESENTS
Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Directed by Lee Wilson
Run: November 14-17, 8:00 p.m.

Macbeth is Shakespeare’s shortest play and most popular tragedy. Shakespeare’s approach to a swifter kind of action should leave the audience no time to think. Its intensity is most vividly realized in the play’s language and through its repeated words and images. Shakespeare is writing about corrupted power, violence, and the relationship between the dark and light forces. He evokes this through one of his greatest creations – the character of Macbeth – a difficult but willing commitment to darkness. He is both our hero and villain as evoked in the line “Fair is foul, and foul is fair”.
UWaterloo’s production of Macbeth explores our fascination with violent culture. Director, Lee Wilson, will examine the Scottish ballads and their fascination with the supernatural world and its rituals, that through spells, prayer, dance, music, and sacrifice are constantly being evoked in Shakespeare’s play.
Influenced by recent conflicts around the globe, faculty members Bill Chesney (set/props) and Gill Lesperance (sound) along with Toronto designers, Nina Okens (costumes) & Arun Srinivasan (lighting) will be using the popularity of such shows as Game of Thrones and Sons of Anarchy, to give this production a 17th-century feel with a strong modern resonance.
Join us, as through these elements, we help lift Shakespeare’s words and images, to ignite your imagination into his fascinating take on this Scottish King.
Location
University of Waterloo, 200 University Avenue West, Waterloo
Theatre of the Arts, Modern Languages Building

Tickets
$17 General
$13 Students & Seniors
Box Office: 519.888.4908

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