Canada Knows How to Rock! Post your music videos

a reply to: Autorico

a reply to: ttropia

Absolutely!

No mention of the 'Grand-Daddy of Grunge', Neil Young?!

a reply to: CanadianMason

that show was amazing!

Highly addicted to the new Three Days Grace album OUTSIDER.

a reply to: CanadianMason

Yup, Dallas Green has a pretty unforgettable voice.
He’s the lead singer of another band called: City and Colour.

a reply to: discordantone

OMGosh! Who could forget Mr. Young - who really needs no introduction? Here's a song of his that I play on my guitar:



For that, you get two and 4

a reply to: Autorico

The band chose "Kittie" as their band name because the name "seemed contradictory"

~ Kittie

I think I am in love with the bassist...she can literally play her bass on her heels...like put her bass on her heels and kick ass!

These Canadian chicks can ROCK!

Posted this on another section but these guys are Canadian, so guess it can go here as well.

a reply to: CanadianMason

Canadian you say. How about something a bit more......obscure?

a reply to: Autorico

1999 saw the release of their second album Destruction of the Universe which was followed the next year by their final release This Time its Personal. Unfortunately Scratching Post are no more. Nicole went on to form the band Minx who have as yet not made any releases.

~ Scratching Post

Wicked awesome!

Hmmm....I wonder what happened to Nicole? I can't find her anywhere on the internet after she left the band....

a reply to: wheresthebody

Hahaha! For sure...I always looked forward to when this would happen:

a reply to: AccessDenied

Always a perfect long weekend with Three Days Grace!

a reply to: Macenroe82

Dallas Green

Awesome!

This guy deserves more credit! Love it.....

a reply to: OzManHero

Comeback Kid

And that's how we burn the Midnight Oil in Canada! Aussies can Rock, aussie!



Was there to see their last concert...

a reply to: Klassified

Fist

Chenier was brilliant!

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Holy crap! I forgot about Fist and still have the Fleet Street LP, thanks for the reminder

Speaking of a bit more obscure, there is Kick Axe. These guys are still around and were in town last year (didn't get to see the show though)


...and The Killer Dwarfs

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Cannot even think of Canada, without thinking of Strapping Young Lad...


And of course, the man with the plan in that band, and all round sonic maestro, Mr Devin Townsend...

a reply to: stosh64

I saw Triumph twice in the 80's. Almost got to see them when they first started out in the 70's but I was too young to venture south on Vancouver Island at the time. Old enough to go but not old enough to have my own dough. My parents said "no".

How about some I Mother Earth?