Drafts from Flash Write. Found these tonight in amongst the original manuscript 🙂

Flash Write launch. December, 1994.

40 years ago today, the first compact disc manufacturing plant in North America opens in Terre Haute, Indiana. The first CD made? Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A.

Nirvana released their third and final album, In Utero, on this day in 1993. The record served as a harsh, uncompromising rebuke of Nevermind’s polished, pop-friendly take on grunge and punk → cos.lv/Gxz950TsjLs

On November 1st, all of us will be heading down to Massey Hall for a night of stories and conversions hosted by Tara Slone. The event will be in celebration of our new book, “This Is Our Life”, releasing on October 1st. There are just a few tickets left: masseyhall.mhrth.com/tickets/this-i…

Southwest of McMurray (1994) The mountains obliged Then the snow came out on cue Hearts had thought it through

On this day in 2000, Radiohead released Kid A, releasing no singles or music videos and conducting few interviews and photoshoots. Instead, they became one of the first major acts to use the internet as a promotional tool.

Statement on Washington Post’s refusal to endorse presidential candidate.

Nirvana's MTV Unplugged in New York was released on this day 30 years ago.

I am astonished how @tsn and Sportsnet can cover every sport (CFL, MLB, NHL, Tennis, Golf, Boxing, NCAA M and NCAA W) and not even have a stitch of coverage for the USport Football Semi Finals. U SPORTS Its embarrassing. #UniversitySportCanada

Time Machine eh’ 👏👏👍 👍leerosevere.bsky.social 🐔 Matt Rainnie

From the "don't believe everything you read on social media" file: Did Superstore (Loblaw) ban Holiday decorations and music this year? ** NO ** Here is a statement from Loblaw: "This is absolutely not the case."

Today at the Steve “Dangle “ Glynn book signing. Indigo Dartmouth. Good times, great guy.

Happy 2112 Day #RushFamily

We hope you had a great 2024 and an even better 2025! #HappyNewYear

It seems impossible to think about, but Neil Peart died on January 7, 2020. Since then, so many of us have missed him every day. I've always liked this photo, taken by his friend Craig. Neil is smiling, doing what he loved. And we love him & never forget him.

Holy shit WHAT a run