...new album?

[xjsb125]

Perhaps if every moniter was installed with a remotely controlled gun.

And I have the trigger application integrated into my browser.

*click*

There is actually a website hosted by a guy in Texas where you can control a gun from your PC to hunt on his property.

[Axtech]

haha, I think I saw that on fark.

What a moran.

[reza]

:O that's terrible! is it free?!

[Long Jonny]

Perhaps if every moniter was installed with a remotely controlled gun.

And I have the trigger application integrated into my browser.

*click*

There is actually a website hosted by a guy in Texas where you can control a gun from your PC to hunt on his property.

Haha! I saw that on Jon Stewart! The man claims it is for physically challenged individuals who are unable to hunt.

[nikki4982]

But... how... what if a person walks in, and the person on the computer is evil?

[nikki4982]

Oh, and uhh...

AHHH!!!

[Dr. Hobo]

[reza]

But... how... what if a person walks in, and the person on the computer is evil?

i didn't even think about that. there are so many things that can go wrong with that system

[evanw60]

Ya think?

[nikki4982]

[reza]

Allright guys, sorry it took so long but I am now sharing good quality pics of the NWL show, as well as mini-movies taken with a digital camera. There are about 53 new pictures in total, as well as the pictures taken with my phone.

[nikki4982]

Do these videos have audio?

[reza]

no, sorry

[reza]

do you guys want me to post a copy of my review of teh show which i wrote for the school magazine?

[nikki4982]

Sure, go for it!

[reza]

Neverending White Lights Cast Their Spotlight at the Mod Club

The white lights may never end, but they sure took a long time to get started as Raine Maida, frontman of Our Lady Peace, and Marco DeFelice of Supergarage, Scott Anderson of Finger 11 and Daniel Victor, a relative unknown hit the stage at the Mod Club in Toronto.
Given that fans drove from as far away as Oklahoma just to see Maida, expectations were certainly high. Victor hit the stage first, knocking three songs off his setlist including “On Fire,” which Victor wrote for Switchfoot and appears on the band’s breakthrough Platinum record The Beautiful Letdown.
Scott Anderson soon joined Victor on the stage with cheers from the crowd and sang euphorically about a lost love in “I Hope Your Heart Grows Empty.” Feeding off the energy of the crowd which silently stood and listened, Anderson pronounced his undying love for “the one who got away.”
Afterwards, Victor sang three more songs, one of which was called “Head Down“, about “just one of those days.”
Soon after, Raine Maida entered the stage greeted by the deafening cheers of the crowd and sang two consecutive songs, a P.J. Harvey cover: “Angelene“, and “Liar,” written by both Maida and Victor in Los Angeles in January, 2004. In “Liar,” Maida asks:
Where were you in the end?,
Where were you when I said;
I'm a liar just like you and that's okay,
I'm guilty, just Like everyone today.

Maida, who wasn’t his usual interactive self with the crowd, only acknowleded the crowd once when he

responded to their cheers by asking them “Do I sound happy to you?” he then made up for it by exploding into both

songs and without a doubt stole the entire show away from both Anderson and Victor by showing that the

falsettos are still there after being put on the shelf for Gravity, Our Lady Peace’s most recent album.

A perfect cap to the night, all three singers came out for one final song, a cover of Enjoy The Silence by

Depeche Mode.

The show was in support of collaborative album called The Never Ending White Lights Project: Act 1-Good

Bye Friends of Heavenly Bodies, which Victor began working on the very day he graduated . He even

managed to nab other artists such as Jonathan Foreman of Switchfoot, and Jimmy Gnecco of the Ours

among numerous others for the project. Victor promises to have the album out in early 2005. Maida

describes the album as: “A soundtrack for the days when your stars just don't line up.”

For more information on the project visit www.neverendingwhitelights.com.


-special thanks to jon for fact-checking!!

[nikki4982]

Woah... people really travelled from OK just to see Raine?! I don't feel so crazy anymore.

And... "Do I sound happy to you?"... What was *that* about?

[reza]

yeah, they were like hardcore olp fans. i gave one of the girls the setlist cuz she deserved it a lot more than me.
and about raine saying "do i sound happy to you?" we just assumed that we was in pissy because of his trip to Sudan because he seemed very distant from the crowd.
However, Jon said that he was in good spirits before the show.
I wanted to mention this in the articel but i ran out of space, Raine came out on stage drinking a bottle of Heiniken haha, it was so funny. My friend and i were joking about how he's an angry drunk not a happy one.

[nikki4982]

It's possible!

[reza]

it also looked like he tripped on his way out for the first time, like his shoe hit a stair while he was walking up it. Another thing I wanted to mention in the article: he beard and scarf kicked ass.