| From
the Gazette review by Bill Mann:
"There is one thing that separates David Bowie's stage
show from the vast majority of rock acts today, and that is
its sheer quality...
...Most
of Bowie's material came from his current LP, Diamond Dogs,
plus his last serious album, Aladdin Sane - an album filled
with great songs but inexplicably overlooked by most Montreal
FM stations...
...He
is rock's ultimate poseur. Unfortunately, many of the people
in the audience were either too stoned or too busy talking
to appreciate most of this, and I don't blame Bowie a bit
for refusing a much demanded encore..."
June
17 Monday
Functions
exam. [around this time the guy at Ovide Park called the
cop on us (drugs?). We escaped in the car just in time].
June
18 Tuesday
Brought
Danny's canoe down from his place in Pierrefonds on the roof
of my car. We went out on Lac St Louis, starting from Stuart
Hall, went out towards the village. Out on the water we saw
a spider floating in the air with no visible means of support.
Reread
'A Separate Peace' at this time.
June
19 Wednesday
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via Facebook 2009 (Michael Flahault: "Taken by Heather's father, if I remember correctly (?).") ; Mike F., Rachelle L., Ralph D., Maggie, Tracy T., Gerry S., Barb B., Peter M. and Heather C. |
Nite-at
the Campsite [the first mention of
the Campsite. It was a reaction against both our trips to
the farm and the Drop-In. The main founders were Heather,
Ralph, Tracy, Rachelle, Jerry, René etc. Outsiders
were tolerated sometimes. It was in a wooded area south of
the Trans-Canada west of St John's. Basically it was a clearing
in the woods, later they built a small shelter, see October
11, 1974]. Many people, I did acid. At the
quarry [nearby] I rolled
a large tire over the edge, and listened to it hit the bottom.
Near the beginning of the summer, in
my basement, we agreed to remember that night to show how
fast summer goes by. Everyone did and later agreed it did.
For a while, it seemed every time we'd
look at a clock, it said '5 to 10'. Maggie and I noticed this
at Ovide Park...
June
22 Saturday
Sue's
wedding to Max in Roxboro. [she had
known Max before Paul in the late '60's.]
 Went
to Dave's after. [it was on a trip
to Dave's that I saw he was listening to The New York Dolls,
at that time too faggy for me. Though they owed more to the
Rolling Stones than was good for them (including heroin),
they were one of the pre-punk bands. Dave also listened to
Queen and Iggy Pop...]
June
25 Tuesday
Bought 1/2 gram of oil (more like 1 gram) with Dave, from
Kevin [Dave and I made splifs, spreading
the oil out on papers, a common practice at this time. I think
they sold for $2 each].
June
27 Thursday
Nite-drove
Foster, Fred, Ernie and Dave into town
[and went to the park on the side of the mountain where now
they hold the Tam-Tam Sundays] to score oil. Saw
a fire from the park [looking east]
(121), walked over and checked
it out [the firefighters were striking
at this time].
June
28 Friday
Gram
more [of oil. I think Dave and I
smoked more of the splifs than we sold].
121. Towards the Plateau Mont-Royal. I never dreamed I would
live there one day...
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