Well, I saw Crosby Stills Nash and Young last night. It was fantastic having Neil Young back in the town he grew up in. They played all of each artists new stuff, and the classics like Keep On Rocking In The Free World, Ohio, Our House, Teach Your Childred Well, For What It'* Worth, Woodstock, etc.

The whole thing was quite anit-war/anti-bush and they didn't try and hide it at all with the video displays they had, and songs like lets impeach the president. I'm sure alot of you don't like him or the band for this, but it was a great show. Many of the songs were dedicated to the fallen American and Canadian soldiers alike.

Here are some crappy cell phone pictures.

that show got an increadable bad review here in T.O.

what one big thing people didnt like was how Neil keep talking about Corporat Greed and asking if anyone had been a victom of corporat greed, well Neil your chargeing people $250 for a ticket so i think they have been victom

oh well there still good artists

How much did those nosebleed seats run you? I'm not a fan of Neil Young, neither is Lynyrd Skynyrd:

"Well I heard mister Young sing about her
Well, I heard ole Neil put her down
Well, I hope Neil Young will remember
A Southern man don't need him around anyhow"

Skynard rocks... but get over it. its jus a song. not a motto.


I would have loved to see Crosby Stills Nash and Young,

Yeah, but Neil was talking about another issue with the south...he wasn't bashing the blue skies.

Nosebleeds were $80, cheapest in the house. It was worth every penny.