Look at it this way - the fact that GBS are seriously big-timers now means that many more people get to hear their music.  I didn't go to ANY shows this year, because the one that someone offered to take me to, I had a prior commitment I couldn't get out of, and I couldn't afford a ticket on my own.  It blows harder than Moby Dick, but if they didn't play the game (insert hockey footage here) most of the people who enjoy their music now would never have heard of them.

Love, Columbine 

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Yes the fact that they only play big cities now is like a vaccum cleaner (it blows and sucks).And the fact that nobody takes me seriously when it comes to this kind of thing

LiscombLass:

If it was one of your dreams to meet GBS how would you do it?

We were taking pictures in front of the bus (it had a big NL tourism ad on it) and Alan came out and insisted on posing with us. Our technique? Arrive super early to scope out the venue. We were looking for parking and trying to find the best route to leave after the show.

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Love,

I get so lost sometimes...

Well,

 1) Great Big Sea was here in Guelph, Ontario in March

2) Pretend I am a writer for Rolling Stone Magazine and get in to interview them (Like Almost Famous)