It’s been an interesting week for me, as I have been having problems with my “Presto Card”. For years I have purchased a monthly transit pass. I appreciated the economy and convenience and the utility which my monthly pass offered. I proudly carried it in my left back pocket for ease of access. However, as transit in the Greater Toronto Area began to change in scope, the”powers that be” announced the advent of the “Presto Card” program, and they began phasing out tickets, tokens, transfers and passes, inter alia.
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Peter VS Presto
Posted in music, Opinion, Review with tags Beethoven, Bob Segarini, Brett Green, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Double Violin Concerto in D Minor, Gary Kent, Hyperscale, Johann Sebastian Bach, Mozart, Peter Montreuil, The Blob on July 18, 2019 by segariniPeter’s Published Press Past Presented
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags "Warpaint", Andre Pettipas and the Giants, Answers, Bad, Blue Skies, Bob Segarini, Bono, Brandenburg Concerto Number 1, Captain America, Chez Montreuil, CoCo, Ella Fitzgerald, Hector Berlioz, Hungarian Dance Number 5, Irving Berlin, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes Brahms, Le Corsaire Overture, Lois Forbes, Louise Montreuil, Luddite, Luke Roes, Peter Montreuil, Reg, Sweden, The Sleepers, Vajra, \Don/t Believe A Word I Say\ on August 30, 2018 by segarini“Write about whatever you want to write about!” That simple sentence launched my tenure with “Don’t Believe A Word I Say” and got me started on this great journey. As I have written several times, I have always been in awe of the high standard of writing on this blog, and I still have a hard time believing my good luck.
JAIMIE VERNON – The Top 10 Ghoulest Songs of All Time
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Addams Family, Alfred Hitchcock, alice cooper, Bernard Hermann, Bob Segarini, Canadian Music Great Halloween Songs, Christina Ricci, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Five Man Electric Band, Frankenstein, Halloween, Invisible Man, Jaimie Vernon, Jaws, Johann Sebastian Bach, Lon Chaney, Mike Oldfield, Morticia, Movies, music, Nosferatu, Pinhead, Psycho, Rob Zombie, Scary, Scary Pictures, Steven Spielberg, Television, The Buoys, The Exorcist., Tubular Bells, Twilight Zone, Vincent Price, Werewolf, X-Files on October 30, 2015 by segariniWell, it’s that time of year again, folks. Leaves fall from the trees, skies turn grey and the Toronto Maple Leafs pretend they’re going to play hockey. But amongst the fall classics comes Halloween where we celebrate the spooky, the haunting, the unnerving, the fun, and yet chilling Halloween tuneage.