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-- 
Michael Lalonde hails from Thunder Bay

He and his bandmates have covered Sudbury, North Bay, Timmins and beyond.

These Ontario guys will have you stalking in no time. They have
been likened to Ugly Kid Joe.

http://www.garageband.com/artist/66Bloor


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Mike James Lalonde
Darren Putnam
Sheryl Steven
Darryl Whitaker
Steven Kingsley
Paul Dupome

michael john lalonde


Rock music will never be the same since the coming of 66 Bloor. They have
been likened to a cross between the Headstones and Ugly Kid Joe, but with
more past issues. These 5 guys have their own rating on the Ricther Scale.
Gilles Mallette does the vocals.....Kickin' ass is his motto. From down and
dirty to wailin' it.......this guy's got it all. Mike Lalonde on lead guitar
reminds one of a chainsaw wielding madman who leaves his guitar in a
smoldering disheveled mass at the end of the night. Craig Jefferson, rhythm
guitar is just that, of course the rest of
<francois.grieu@spirtech.com> wrote in message
news:9005922403150869@66.250.146.128...
> he's black, dressed casually and wore expensive cowboy boots,
> #   he soon was surrounded by strangers---police who suspected him of
being
> #   a drug courier.
> #
> #   Mr. Kelly had gone to the airport only TO PICK UP A FRIEND.
> #
> #   He felt numb, agreed to be searched because he didn't want to get
beaten.
> #
> #   Kelly tried an experiment. He had a white friend WEAR THE SAME OUTFIT
he
> #   had worn that day and retrace his steps at the airport.
> #
> #   Police gave the friend not even a glance.
> #
> #   His lawyer filed a class-action suit in a Texas state court.
> #
> #   "The Supreme Court has hobbled the Fourth Amendment so much that I
> #   never even thought about filing in Federal court."
>
>
> A major foobar in Zero Tolerance mania occurred
> when the government seized a ship over a couple joints.
>
> The government had seized the ship from itself.
>
>
> The Drug War. The Drug War. The Drug War. The Drug War. The Drug War.
>
> Hear it enough times and you believe it is a national security problem.
>
> Rather than an entirely domestic consumer problem.
>
> Yes, the drugs - a HUGE amount of drugs - cross our national borders. But
it
> is being PULLED in, a completely different situation than Military defense
> of our borders against a FOREIGN enemy.
>
> I wonder how it all gets into the country. It's as if it has its own
special
> unmonitored border crossing, where it can drive truck after truck through.
>
>
> And what happens when you bang the drum of hysteria long enough?
>
> Bizarre distor
>
>