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Jason Collett gets intimate at Rivoli

Posted by Beth / July 13, 2006

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Billed (yet scarcely advertised) as "an intimate evening", the Rivoli filled its small backroom with chairs & cafe tables for a solo acoustic performance by Broken Social Scene's Jason Collett on Wednesday evening. Jason played 2 shows along with producer/songwriter Howie Beck that were so quiet you could hear a pin drop (or my camera shutter click). Jason charmed the respectful audience with a set full of mostly new or unreleased material, including the very well recieved "Tropic of Safety" and "No Redemption", and dedicated his naughty older hit "Diggin' In The Carpet" to Nelly Furtado, "because she's so sexy, and so promiscuous. And so subtle about it". Oh yeah, sarcastic liscense in full effect.

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anna / July 13, 2006 at 10:54 pm
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How about telling us before the show so we actually have a chance to see it?
Beth / July 14, 2006 at 11:21 am
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We do our best in the weekly "Hot Ticket" to touch on the hot shows of the coming week, but since we try to appeal to a wide and diverse audience, it's impossible to alert for EVERY coming show (Jason has been playing quite a lot locally recently, so he was not chosen for the Hot Ticket this week).

To keep really abreast of shows, you might want to bookmark Carl Wilson's "Gig Guide" at <a href="http://www.zoilus.com/gig_guide.php";>http://www.zoilus.com/gig_guide.php<;/a> It is amazingly thorough and updated often.

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