October 18, 2007 / 11:09
WHAT about Rush any of there
abums from the 70's would qualify
October 18, 2007 / 11:24
the first rush album the first teenage head album, the first national velvet album anybody remember national velvet? the first diodes album, the forgotten rebels in love with the system.
October 18, 2007 / 11:53
I'm no fan of Rush really, but I think they deserve a respectable sopt in the top ten. So does Leonard Cohen.. and aren't The Who Canadian?
October 18, 2007 / 12:36
Thanks GOD there is no RUSH on the Top 5. They are one of only two rock bands that make me turn off the radio whenever their music is played. The other is Nickelback!
October 18, 2007 / 14:46
Your all crazy....
Freddie Im disappointed.
No Hip in your list?
I would put The Hips Day For Night as number 2. I agree with Neil Young being Number one.
Rush should be number 3 but I would pick Permanent Waves or Hold Your Fire as their representative on that list.
Number four...How Bout 54-40?
for number 5 I would go with Spirit of the West or Sloans Twice Removed.
October 18, 2007 / 14:50
all yawl are crazy!
1. Gowan-Strange Animal
2. Gino Vanelli - Black Cars
3. Candy & The Backbeat - Go!
4. Corey Hart - Sunglasses At Night
5. Honeymoon Suite - Wave Babies
(tongue firmly in cheek)
October 18, 2007 / 14:56
ryan thanks for the good laugh, hey you forgot that shit band len, they should be up there as well,
October 18, 2007 / 15:01
Ryan...
Take out put Helix in Corey Hart's place and you have a killer Canadian list! The kind of list Jack would be all over.
October 18, 2007 / 15:02
Note to self: Compose list of top Canadian albums.
I recently listed my top 100 Canadian songs though, and you'll find that at http://www.torontomike.com/2007/07/top_100_canadian_songs_the_def.html .
October 18, 2007 / 15:04
what about echo beach by martha and the muffins?
October 18, 2007 / 15:27
im still waiting for the top canadian beavers of all time, whats all this talk about music, where are all the beavers.
October 18, 2007 / 15:27
im still waiting for the top canadian beavers of all time, whats all this talk about music, where are all the beavers.
October 18, 2007 / 15:34
just an addendum to my post.. i was in highschool and went and saw Gowan at the ontario place forum. it was sad. he actually played strange animal twice. to top off the night, as the lights came up after the show, the fuzz streamed out of the bushes and arrested me and my girlfriend for drinking in public, underage.
October 18, 2007 / 15:38
Neil Young be damned. Shame on you guys for leaving out The Spoons' "Old Emotions" and Platinum Blonde's "Standing in the Dark".
October 18, 2007 / 15:45
what about "im an adult now" by t.p.o.h. or skinny puppies dig it
October 18, 2007 / 15:56
wow i forgot these ones, sons of freedom first album, lowest of the low, shakespeare my butt, cowboy junkies the trinity sessions, rheostatics whale music, blue rodeo diamond mine, remember the good old days when cfny played these artists, my how times have changed, for the worse.
October 18, 2007 / 17:13
Hey, I never said I liked Rush... made that clear... as for Nickelback they are what I call an "edge band" not to be confused with a "cfny band" liek the rheostatics.
October 19, 2007 / 14:48
Hey Trish - are you serious??
October 19, 2007 / 17:38
i admit i was a spoons fan, mostly because i wanted to have sex with sandy horne. i loved her 80's crimped hair. i thought nova heart was a great song as well.
also, Blue Peter's "don't walk past" is a classic cfny tune. remember the video with the dude doin his dance? good times.
October 19, 2007 / 21:28
Here are my ten favourite beavers: http://www.torontomike.com/2007/10/my_ten_favourite_canadian_albu.html
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May 24, 2010 / 04:16
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July 30, 2010 / 01:34
Thanks for the share, I have been readin online all day and this was actully worth reading. Thanks
There's a new coffee table book coming out next Thursday called "The Top 100 Canadian Albums." It's written by a guy named Bob Mersereau who polled nearly 600 musicians, critics, DJs and retailers to come up with the rankings.
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