If you grew up in Canada in the 90s you would know without a doubt those 2 bands. Much like many of the Canadian acts back then their infiltration of the US was very limited (see Tragically Hip). Is Edwin still singing for IMO? God I played Scenery And Fish to death. How was Jeff Martin's voice?
I sang every single song played last night, start to finish. 
True but I am sure that the Flyers coaching staff are acutely interested in scoring chances generated by a quick breakout from the defensive zone, both for and against.
There are a lot of good American bands that have strong local followings but never broke nationwide.Yup, most Canadians have definitely heard of both
Edwin is back as the lead singer... not sure when that happened, but man, he sounded incredible. Way better than back in the day when I thought he was pretty mediocre to bad live. The whole band had such a great vibe last night - at one point there were 7 people on stage - the four guys from the band, two bongo / percussion players, and an organ/pad player. So good!
And Tea Party was exactly what you'd expect. They opened with The River. Martin sounds (and looks... that's gotta be a wig) exactly like he did back then. They played a smattering of their exotic instruments and sounds, and because they are a trio, I love how intimate things get when songs really break down... just the soft percussion in the background, and some bass holding things together, while Martin's vocals soar over top. Plus, he's a funny and charismatic guy.
Too many bands today lack dynamic range, and both last night gave a masterclass on how to do it well.
The Flyers version of defense is also offensive.
Yeah? Well the best defense is a good offense, you know who said that? Mel, the cook on "Alice"
Are you going to show me some fancy moves, or am I going to have to start wiping the wall with you?
Have a friend who went to their show as well....at Casino, in NB, right?
Saw them right at the start of the boom,,
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York, Zamula, Walker. And if the coaching staff can't trust York and Zamula, then that's a development issue with them that they aren't willing to address. We all heard that they're 'rebuilding.' Part of rebuilding is letting York and Zamula carry the puck into the offensive zone from the defensive zone. That's part of the skillset they have and it's up to the coaches to allow that to develop. If coaches aren't doing that, that's on them. That's why you do this in a rebuild. They can afford the opportunity to make a mistake and learn from it.
Andrae needs to go to LHV asap and play until he shows he's ready to be able to compete
thehockeywriters.com
Cam York – 2019 NHL Draft Prospect Profile - The Hockey Writers NHL Entry Draft Latest News, Analysis & More
Cam York is arguably the best offensive defenseman in the entire 2019 NHL Entry Draft and he should be a lock for the first-round.
Yegor Zamula
June 2023 - The Philadelphia Flyers re-signed Zamula on May 2, 2023, to a one-year, one-way contract extension. He will no longer be exempt from clearing waivers if he doesn’t make the 2023-24 NHL roster, which may be easier said than done after a late-season shoulder injury resulted in surgery...dobberprospects.com
Hmmm...... Scouts who actually watch players say that they have puck carrying ability. One says that their puck carrying skills are nothing special and that they need to pass the puck off.
I guess with the Flyers not letting them play to their strengths, it kind of makes sense, but just proves this club has zero f***ing clue on how to develop players.
Three quarters of the league doesn't skate like Sanheim. Doesn't mean you neuter the ability of your players. Look around the league and the majority of the teams out there don't hog tie players the way the Flyers do.
