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5-10-15-20 "Music of Our Lives" Draft - Round 14 (1 Viewer)

AcerFC said:
Age 30 album

The Airbourne Toxic Event- Self Titled

I cant remember where I heard of these guys. At 30, I was already married with a kid so I wasnt hopping around in clubs. But I bought the album and didnt stop listening to it for a while. I have their follow up as well which I remember liking but dont have anything else by them. They are coming out with a new album in a month or so. Definitely plan on checking it out. 
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LHUCKS alias?

 
Northern Voice said:
I definitely have a soft spot for Kenny Chesney. Even after I was out of my country phase, most of my friends still listened to it, so most of my college pre-drinking times before the bar were set to Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw.
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I'm not even a big Kenny fan. Our kids like him and I tolerate more than I would otherwise, but before fatherhood there were only 2 songs of his in my music catalog. Life's changed though. And I weep like an irishman anytime this one comes on.

 
MAC_32 said:
I'm not even a big Kenny fan. Our kids like him and I tolerate more than I would otherwise, but before fatherhood there were only 2 songs of his in my music catalog. Life's changed though. And I weep like an irishman anytime this one comes on.
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Aren't the Irish notorious for stoicism? I mean, the Irish mourn and lament their dead, but isn't one of the things about being a male of Irish descent to take all your feelings and swallow them. Then when they come bubbling up, swallow them down with a hit of whiskey?

I'm no ethnophobe, I just thought that was the protocol.

 
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rockaction said:
Aren't the Irish notorious for stoicism? I mean, the Irish mourn and lament their dead, but isn't one of the things about being a male of Irish descent to take all your feelings and swallow them. Then when they come bubbling up, swallow them down with a hit of whiskey?

I'm no ethnophobe, I just thought that was the protocol.
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Yes with one massive 'but.' Only when they need to be. When they can put their guard down they do - story time, whiskey, laughs, and tears. And there's a lot of all 4 of them.

 
This was an easy one, and sadly it seems to be my last real Exclusive Company memory.  Miss the record stores and digging through to find new music.  One day I was in looking for something else that turned out to be not in stock so I was poking around and this song came on.  Instantly hooked, bought the CD, and they have been a favorite band of mine since.  

30 year song:  The Black Keys - 10 am Automatic

 
The Dreaded Marco said:
Damn, you're 5 years younger than me. You were the only one I was worried might take this one.  First snipe of this draft for me.

Actually have a couple other 2002 albums I had narrowed this down to so that helps me.  This was definitely a top album of the decade for me and remains one of my favorites.  Bummed I never got to see them play live but I did see FotL last year...pretty great themselves.
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Yeah I was lucky enough to see mclusky before the breakup and they did not disappoint

 
Yeah, I have to get back to the metal at this point as this is another slam dunk easy one for me.  It was about the time I had the video store.  One of the kids working there played bass, was into metal and we had a lot of discussions about Maiden, Tool, etc.. and how I used to listen to a ton of it, but not really much of it at that point in time.  It got us both exchanging stuff and digging into stuff more, and along come this album and the start of the band I've easily listened to the most since that point.   Really was never overly excited about the growly vocals, but I was intrigued by him going back and forth from that to normal, all the changes in tempo gave me that metal/prog fix, the drumming was great, I was hooked and never turned back.   Just amazing musicians in this band.  

30 year old album:  Opeth - Blackwater Park

Bleak

ETA: For those that want to skip the metal beginning and still hear what I am talking about, just go to the stretch from 5min-7min of the song.  

 
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30 Year Old Song:  Rock DJ - Robbie Williams

American music wasn’t doing it for me in 2000, and with the internet hitting its stride, I could listen to music from around the world.  Robbie Williams is someone that never really caught on in the US, but he’s a megastar-star just about everywhere else.  I was able to see him here in Vegas last year - what a great showman he is.  It’s just a catchy song that puts me in a good mood.

 
Age 30 album

I'd been friends with Mr R for about five years by this time.  He got a new, medium Maui blue Camaro.  It had a CD player.  I'd never had one of those.  I got to introduce him to Zevon and some other cool stuff.  He was a bit behind in his rock and roll education because he grew up listening to jazz and classical.  His mother liked both kinds of music- country and western.  He found rock when he joined marching band.  He wore out several cassettes of this album.  What I didn't know was that he was really hoping I would like this stuff.  He put it on one night as he was driving me home.  It came on, and I started singing and air-drumming to it.  He had no idea how I even knew who they were.

Slade - Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply

Kismet!

 
30 year old album: Painted From Memory - Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach

What a sad, sweet album this is.  Some of Elvis Costello’s best vocals against a Burt Bacharach melody, with the most poetic of lyrics.  My favorite song is This House is Empty Now - a heartbreaker that’s for anyone that has gone through the end of a long relationship.

”Does the extinguished candle care about the darkness?”   Just...wow.

I Still Have That Other Girl and God Give Me Strength are just beautiful.

This is one of those albums you listen to at midnight after a couple glasses of sorrow...

 
Supplemental Pick - Age 19 Year-Old Album - Singles Going Steady - The Buzzcocks

Maybe the most important album in my punk development, or if not, then second to Ramones Mania. So I was nineteen, and having been through hard rock, metal, punk, thrash, grunge, rap and hip hop, I then settled on one thing: music in any form. So long as that music was generally accepted as punk or proto-punk, of course.

There wasn't a whole lot more important to a fully teetotalling, sober, nineteen year-old self, just coming off a break-up with his high school girlfriend, than hanging out with one Mr. Daniel P. late night and listening to music in a dorm room that we'd claimed as our own. My single room of residence, as it were. I can remember only one thing about the initial shock and surprise by my placement in a single in an austere, noted hall of residence. I remember I made the mistake -- and I'm very serious about my utter naivete -- of saying that I had an "alternative lifestyle" to the college Res Life admissions crew, therefore promptly wound up in a co-ed dorm in a single on the floor that housed the future Women's Coalition instead of the five-person suite on a single-sex floor that I'd requested. So I had Whitney to my left and Meghan to my right and Joya and Maggie and the whole feminist group in tow. So anyway, between Enya, Ani, Indigo, and Tori of the rainbow, came these two guys, Daniel P. and me, stuck in East Hall for no reason, just sitting there, bored out of their minds, constantly doing the two things you can do when it's twenty below all the time: play club and intramural hockey and listen to anything without a genre, so long as that absence of genre meant it was punk.

And, of course, that meant listen to this album. Lord, what an album of odds and ends strung together.   From the opening and embarrassingly teenaged jump of "Orgasm Addict" to "I Don't Mind" to "Ever Fallen In Love" to "Promises," Side One just utterly rewrites the book on the punk rock with a pop sensibility. Not quite as reductive as the Ramones, but every bit as bubblegum in their delivery and excellence. And did I mention that I broke up with my girlfriend from two years of high school and was all alone on campus, low man on the social scene totem pole?  Nothing like power chords and jangly guitars set to lyrics for the lovelorn. To wit:

Oh, how could you ever let me down? How could you ever let me down?
These promises/are (were) made for us/wooaaaah ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh

Surely a recipe for licking wounds everywhere in adolescence/early adulthood. But then Side Two: very much experimental by the boys, pushing the envelope (read: never getting played during hanging out, but certainly growing on me when I'd leave the CD in the system and it would go through to the next side proper). All in all, songs like "Autonomy" and "Why Can't I Touch It?" would reveal themselves every bit the better of their companions of Side One. Come to think of it, I just ordered a new version of this and hope to enjoy it. Love this thing.

 
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Age 30 album: The Harder They Come soundtrack

This album was a staple in my junior HS years while at sleepaway camp. I had mostly forgotten about it and I recall one day at around this age hearing the title track on a local NYC station (guessing it was probably the Fordham University station WFUV). Got me re-hooked and starting listening to it all the time again - still have it on regular rotation.

 
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zamboni said:
Age 30 album: The Harder They Come soundtrack

This album was a staple in my early teen years while at sleepaway camp. I had mostly forgotten about it and I recall one day at around this age hearing the title track on a local NYC station (guessing it was probably the Fordham University station WFUV). Got me re-hooked and starting listening to it all the time again - still have it on regular rotation.
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My HS soccer team had a contingent of guys my freshman year who were all seniors and surfers from one of the beach towns that fed our HS. They would get high and play this album before every game- especially for away games on the bus ride there. It has such strong memories for me of that 14yo, freshman year I was tempted to take it for 15yo album.

Draw your brakes was their particular fight song, always rewound or forwarded so we'd hear it as we pulled into the opposing team's parking lot. ####### stoners.

 
Age 35 song - Seven Nation Army - White Stripes

The first time this song came on the radio I was just blown away. One of those rare times where you remember hearing a song for the first time and just thinking "WTF was that?" (in a positive way).

It sounded like nothing I had really heard before with that fuzzy driven guitar, the "marching" bassline , and the vocals that were both angry and measured at the same time. This was my first exposure to Jack White - I hadn't heard the first White Stripes record yet, and it left me wanting more. I think he's one of the true modern musical geniuses. 

 
Spreadsheet Up to Date

Picks I'm Missing Through Round 12: (I'm assuming Quint and Fair Warning aren't coming back)

  • 5---Ahrn------------Age 15 albums of my life
  • 6---Ahrn------------Age 20 songs of my life
  • 7---Ahrn------------Age 20 albums of my life
  • 8---Ahrn------------Age 25 songs of my life
  • 9---Ahrn------------Age 25 albums of my life
  • 10---Ahrn------------Age 25 albums of my life
  • 11---Ahrn------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 12---Ahrn------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 9---Binky the Doormat------------Age 25 songs of my life---
  • 11---Bonzai------------Age 30 songs of my life---
  • 12---Bonzai------------Age 30 albums of my life---
  • 11---El Floppo------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 12---El Floppo------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 2---Hov34------------Age 5 albums of my life
  • 11---Hov34------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 12---Hov34------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 10---John Madden's Lunchbox------------Age 25 albums of my life
  • 11---John Madden's Lunchbox------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 12---John Madden's Lunchbox------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 10---MAC------------Age 25 albums of my life
  • 12---MAC------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 11---Mrs Rannous------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 11---Northern Voice------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 12---Northern Voice------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 12---rockaction------------Age 30 albums of my life
  • 9---Steve Tasker------------Age 25 songs of my life
  • 10---Steve Tasker------------Age 25 albums of my life
  • 11---Steve Tasker------------Age 30 songs of my life
  • 12---Steve Tasker------------Age 30 albums of my life
 
Age 35 song:

Shortly after I turned 30, I vowed to myself that if I wasn't at least dating someone I was going to marry by age 35, I was going to go the 'confirmed bachelor' route, so of course by the time I was 35 I was married, had 2 children and a third on the way.

One of the ways I bonded with my kids during this time was with computer games. My older one was more into watching Blue's Clues and Barney and Friends on videotape, but my younger one really enjoyed a computer game called Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo.  As you can guess, Putt-Putt is an anthropomorphic car, and you have all sorts of activities you have to do to 'rescue' different animals and help the zoo open on time.  His favorite part of the game was where a specific song played--The Topiary Creatures song.  He would ask to play that game just to get to the song, and he would have me replay the song over and over while he 'danced', which was just jumping around on the bed and moving his arms all around.  I wasn't sure how/if I could get a copy of that song, so I sent an e-mail to the company that made the game, and they actually sent it to me as an MP3. So now I have it and will break it out on his wedding day.

 
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Northern Voice said:
  • 10---MAC------------Age 25 albums of my life
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Whoops, so I suppose I should skip my age 30 album for now!

I'm gonna bend the rules a nudge on age 25. As detailed in my age 25 song write up, music was not a big part of my life at this age. It was prior and after, but not at that particular age. And one particular album best exemplifies where music was for me during this period of my life. The single off this album was, and still is, quite terrible. I had heard it - I had dismissed it - I had forgotten about it. Typically I would hunt and pick through such an album anyway, but not between age 24 and 26. Sometime during age 26 I heard that bass line. It was on the back deck of my then girlfriend-now wife's house. My head kinda creaked to the side, I heard Jack's voice, I listened silently for a few moments, and embarrassingly asked - 'what album is this song on?' I was quite familiar with this group's catalog and it never registered with me that they released an album during the fog that was my mid 20's. So upon retreating home sometime the next day it was off to the rabbit hole I hadn't visited in years.

Age 25 Album - White Stripes, Icky Thump

Again, the single was, and still is, awful. The rest of it though? It's their best work. And it alone re-engaged my music interest that had been on a 2 year hiatus. Over the course of the next several months I slowly uncovered all (most?) of the great music that had been created over the last couple of years that I quite simply neglected. I mentioned some of it before but groups like Eagles of Death Metal, Stone Sour, and Muse - hadn't ever heard of them. Weezer, Foo Fighters, TOOL (!!!) - I had no idea they had released new music. I was off in my own world during this stage of my life - and it's all thanks to Jack and Meg why I got sucked back in when I did.

 
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lakerstan said:
30 year old album: Painted From Memory - Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach

What a sad, sweet album this is.  Some of Elvis Costello’s best vocals against a Burt Bacharach melody, with the most poetic of lyrics.  My favorite song is This House is Empty Now - a heartbreaker that’s for anyone that has gone through the end of a long relationship.

”Does the extinguished candle care about the darkness?”   Just...wow.

I Still Have That Other Girl and God Give Me Strength are just beautiful.

This is one of those albums you listen to at midnight after a couple glasses of sorrow...
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if there is one song i wish i had wrote, it's God, Give Me Strength. An absolute crusher -

 
Age 35 song

Pearl Jam- Sirens

This is Eddies most sincere song imo. You feel his passion. 

Its kind of fitting for this time as well

"It's a fragile thing, this life we lead,
If I think too much, I can't get over
When by the grace, by which we live
Our lives with death over our shoulders"

 
Tough one, 2007 song.  This was year two of hoof mixes BTW.  There's a lot of stuff I like, not much that I really love, 2006 was better.. I feel like no matter which way I go this is gonna be a standard run-of-the-mill zilla pick but I guess that's me.  My album's a good one, maybe a snipe, maybe not because there are a few of yous guys' faves to choose from

I did want something that had been on one of the fake band video games, and by a band I love, check and check.  

I think Mr Been, son of Mr Been has been talked about in this thread? 

(I checked it out but haven't had the gumption to participate in Eephus' t-shirt thread, but I still have a sweet BRMC shirt from the Howl tour before this, 06 prolly. I didn't like it because I thought it fit funny at the time and the logo is uncentered.. so it lasted a while, now it's in my regular rotation (I'm actually skinnier).   Anyway wrong thread)

35yo.song Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Weapon of Choice

others from the mill..

Baroness - Wanderlust, Foo Fighters - The Pretender, Eddie Vedder - Society, Against Me! - Thrash Unreal (this album's a runner up)

 
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35yo Song - (tie) Shape of My Heart, Sting/My Prerogative, Bobby Brown

He deals the cards as a meditation
And those he plays never suspect
He doesn't play for the money he wins
He don't play for respect

He deals the cards to find the answer
The sacred geometry of chance
The hidden law of a probable outcome
The numbers lead a dance

Welcome to my ass2dahole phase.

They say I'm crazy
I really don't care
That's my prerogative
They say I'm nasty
But I don't give a damn
This is how I live

I don't need permission
Make my own decisions 
That's my prerogative

Now, it gets thick. I'm a talented kid, raised to be good before great and no respect for any other portion of my raisin'. From the start, if you hired me to work hard for you, i was gonna end up being smart. If you hired me to be smart for you, i would work well past dark, swim like a shark for you. If you wanted to be smart as you could be, NObody would help you more than i. Try to be smarter than me, i will bury you, fire every morsel of carbon i can summon til you're toast.

And then i found poker, a game based on acting smarter than everyone else for money. Thanos' glove, Batman - is THAT a fit?! My new pal Vito showed me the way - not only the Peruvian Checkraising Powder but the nucular 'tude. He came to play the horses with me one morning early in our friendship. Some Brooklyn Blowfish was waxing Runyonic in the next row and smirked over one of Vito's misconceptions of my plays. Shouldnta did that, blowfish. Vito, confessing he didn't completely understand the Racing Form, challenged the old man for $1000 that he could turn 100 bucks into more by the end of a racing day. Found the ol blob's chokepoint, dusted him, by day's end he was literally bouncing up and down the rows, pointing down his vanquished foe like Ali. Oh, i gotta be around this cat.

Hella team, we were. Couple years later, we were up Tahoe at the only other huuuuge poker tournament - Super Bowl of Poker - and were told that the greatest gambler of all time, Jack "Treetop" Straus, needed someone current to pick horses for him, he & i got along right away, he hung with us now & then til he died. Treetop called me & Vito the best "psych" players he'd ever seen and said that he fervently wished that our style of play would beat the Sklanskyite math players who were also coming up to challenge the old guard at the time. We didn't, because the math guys figured out the math of psych, too, but we gave em a nice run. We had free coke (Vito showed me how to bankroll smalltime dealers in "casino quarters" in exchange for half their powdery profits), beautiful ladies - Vito's wife Peggy was one of the best people i've ever known and his goomah, Fancy (a hi-roller plane hostess i've written about here before) was more fun than a flashback, my Mary more than kept up and, because she was so turbulent, we was broken up & out to prowl enough for me to sample plenty other options without actually being unfaithful, and, of course, money for nothin'. It beat rock & roll.

We rammed & jammed, flimmed & flammed, rose & fell, heavened in hell, gave the world a head start and ALWAYS chased it down. Soon, games werent enough, we gambled on life - handicapping marriages & other entanglements, actually sharkin' the prolims of others for profit. Ended up we bet against each other's lives - and you can guess how that went. There's more, but that would be braggin'...

 
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wikkidpissah said:
My Prerogative, Bobby Brown

They say I'm crazy
I really don't care
That's my prerogative
They say I'm nasty
But I don't give a damn
This is how I live

I don't need permission
Make my own decisions 
That's my prerogative
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While we're cooped up we've been doing a 15-20 minute dance party just about every day, it was the lady's idea but it's on me to DJ.  Just to pass time in the lockdown and get the blood flowing, y'know.  It's pretty fun to come up with 4-5 tunes from some era/genre and make a funky little playlist.  This was my kick-off track on Sunday.. this is one of the tightest R&B dance cuts evah $$$ and still sounds fresh as a daisy

 
Age 30 album

All Shook Down - The Replacements

The 'Mats were the band of my late 20s/early 30s. Maybe still my favorite band. This isn't their best record but I had burned through most of the other ones and was listening to it a lot around this time. Spent many hours with this album. 

 
wikkidpissah said:
And then i found poker, a game based on acting smarter than everyone else for money. Thanos' glove, Batman - is THAT a fit?! My new pal Vito showed me the way - not only the Peruvian Checkraising Powder but the nucular 'tude. He came to play the horses with me one morning early in our friendship. Some Brooklyn Blowfish was waxing Runyonic in the next row and smirked over one of Vito's misconceptions of my plays. 
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+10 points for invoking Damon Runyon.

 
This one is anticlimactic because I just took it in the first round of the 10s draft but it is my favourite album from the early 00s and I was 30 the year it came out and the year I saw them at Kool Haus in Toronto. And its the most played album for me of the 2010-19, so it's pretty much a no brainer.

I was feeling down about missing so many concerts/festivals etc... the other day and I put on a live performance from these guys at one of the UK festivals and it put me in a better mood, even though they aren't the most lively bunch, the songs are just so good.

Age 30 Album - AM - Arctic Monkeys.

Arabella

Do I Wanna Know

 
And I've been procrastinating picking my age 30 song because I don't know which way to go with it. I looked back at my year end lists and the concerts I went to and it's pretty clear it probably has to be from this band, that I also considered at age 20 and age 25.

I saw them at The Sound Academy in late 2012, a very small venue by their standards, they were testing out the new songs and like many bands, chose Toronto for an early live show before the big stadium tour, then I saw them again on the way back around. 

I was tempted to go with a pop song here because I haven't really taken one yet and that is the other side of my music listening that I should represent at some point - I wanted to go with Robyn - Dancing on My Own because IMO it may be the best song ever but it came out a couple years before this and it's been really in more recent years that it's become so huge to me. Also considered something from Lorde or Paramore or Taylor Swift or Carly Rae Jepsen here but like I said, going back to that time I'll play it correct and go with 

Age 30 Song - Miss Atomic Bomb - The Killers

 
JZilla said:
While we're cooped up we've been doing a 15-20 minute dance party just about every day, it was the lady's idea but it's on me to DJ.  Just to pass time in the lockdown and get the blood flowing, y'know.  It's pretty fun to come up with 4-5 tunes from some era/genre and make a funky little playlist.  This was my kick-off track on Sunday.. this is one of the tightest R&B dance cuts evah $$$ and still sounds fresh as a daisy
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Dongitnobettah!! That whole album is vastly underrated because of where BB came from & went. Don't Be Cruel and TTD'Arby's Introducing the MEATS....er, Hardline were the soundtrack to our freaks of fancy.

 
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JZilla said:
Tough one, 2007 song.  This was year two of hoof mixes BTW.  There's a lot of stuff I like, not much that I really love, 2006 was better.. I feel like no matter which way I go this is gonna be a standard run-of-the-mill zilla pick but I guess that's me.  My album's a good one, maybe a snipe, maybe not because there are a few of yous guys' faves to choose from

I did want something that had been on one of the fake band video games, and by a band I love, check and check.  

I think Mr Been, son of Mr Been has been talked about in this thread? 

(I checked it out but haven't had the gumption to participate in Eephus' t-shirt thread, but I still have a sweet BRMC shirt from the Howl tour before this, 06 prolly. I didn't like it because I thought it fit funny at the time and the logo is uncentered.. so it lasted a while, now it's in my regular rotation (I'm actually skinnier).   Anyway wrong thread)

35yo.song Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Weapon of Choice

others from the mill..

Baroness - Wanderlust, Foo Fighters - The Pretender, Eddie Vedder - Society, Against Me! - Thrash Unreal (this album's a runner up)
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We should bring back the Hoofmix

 
We're getting pretty close to the present for me here with age 35 and this one is actually pretty easy for me. My favourite song of the past five years without a real close second. Toronto band, I've seen them a couple times at festivals - the first Wayhome and CBC Music Festival but those were both when they were touring their first album. At first I overlooked their follow up, just didn't immediately grab me but then this song.

As mentioned, in more recent years I lean a bit more towards pop and more towards female singers than I have in years past. I don't know if that's a change in what I'm liking, too many drafts with @Steve Tasker or (and I think this is it) that women are just putting out better indie pop-rock songs and albums than dudes these days.

In any case, I just find this so beautiful, love the build, the harmonies, everything about it. I've drafted it before, I'll draft it again

Age 35 Song - Alvvays - Dreams Tonite

 
35 Yr Old Song: If I Ever Lose My Faith In You - Sting

I liked the Police, they were good.  I liked Sting's stuff a lot more.  Yeah, he seems pretentious, but I don't have to hang around him ...just enjoy his music.  

This is probably peak Sting - he put this out after an 8 year string of albums.  He made plenty more after this '93 effort but likely none better.  

This is a short contribution.  We had moved to the Pittsburgh, PA area by this time and I'll reflect back on a few of those memories on my album at 35.  

 
Northern Voice said:
We're getting pretty close to the present for me here with age 35 and this one is actually pretty easy for me. My favourite song of the past five years without a real close second. Toronto band, I've seen them a couple times at festivals - the first Wayhome and CBC Music Festival but those were both when they were touring their first album. At first I overlooked their follow up, just didn't immediately grab me but then this song.

As mentioned, in more recent years I lean a bit more towards pop and more towards female singers than I have in years past. I don't know if that's a change in what I'm liking, too many drafts with @Steve Tasker or (and I think this is it) that women are just putting out better indie pop-rock songs and albums than dudes these days.

In any case, I just find this so beautiful, love the build, the harmonies, everything about it. I've drafted it before, I'll draft it again

Age 35 Song - Alvvays - Dreams Tonite
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I've also only recently, the last 5 years or so, really gotten a good balance of female fronted acts in my mixes.  Probably a few reasons but I'd say it's mostly that streaming has made it easier for me to venture forth and find stuff that I like

My 2002 and 07 mixes are serious sausage parties

 
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Company announcement this afternoon - 2 Canadian employees diagnosed with covid-19. Both traveled and self-quarantined when they got back, so no threat of farther spread, it seems (I'm remote anyway but the head offices/factories could spread it pretty quickly).

 
Northern Voice said:
Company announcement this afternoon - 2 Canadian employees diagnosed with covid-19. Both traveled and self-quarantined when they got back, so no threat of farther spread, it seems (I'm remote anyway but the head offices/factories could spread it pretty quickly).
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Stay safe eh

 
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