1. Since you've recommended Hamilton, I will stick with my original plan: listen to the six Ontario show (I can't believe they played Thunder Bay!), rest, listen to the five Eastern shows, rest, and then move onto the five Western shows. Kind of like Pulp Fiction.

    I wouldn't mind listening to the handful of US shows they did before and after the Canadian Tour (Missoula, New Jersey, etc.)

    - and I still have EVERY INTENTION of getting a physical copy of that Gorge set. Unfortunately, the HMV around here closed last year. I may just have to order it from pj.com. $35 seems like a pretty reasonable price.
  2. Actually Matt..I never ordered the Gorge box set,because I had the downloads from 2005 and 2006 already...but its a great looking set...you know where to get the artwork for 2005 and 2006 right ??
  3. Calgary 09.04...Im just picking them blind..lol..already listened to disc 1 before..have Red Mosquito on now...fantastic version...I listen to the show 2 or 3 times again,before I review it...
  4. "present tense" site?

    I recall you posted something else a while back. Would you be so kind to repost?
  5. Look at the setlist for Calgary Matt...
  6. Of course...thats why Im asking....PJBOOTSTRADING..not sure if its .com or .org.etc..I have it saved in my favorites...

    You click on concerts...then the show..example Calgary..click artwork..small picture of the artwork comes up..click it..and there you go.....
  7. Wow. Aside from just two tracks each from Binaural and Riot Act - very nineties. That would have been a very rockin' start. The crowd (and the badn, of course) would have needed Red Mosquito just to catch their breath.

    ...Yet they weren't afraid to throw in a few of their hidden gems either (Hard to Imagine and Alone)
  8. Its .pjbootstrading.org.....its fantastic for the artwork of 05 and 06..
  9. I dont mind Thumbing My Way at all...loved it on this tour,in the acoustic spot.I never liked Save You..its..juvenile IMO...lol

  10. I'd better get a new cartridge for my printer!
  11. Its amazing...you cant imagine how many live PJ cds I have...the artwork MAKES you want to burn the mp3 to cd..