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I dont remember it after 1993, which was when the Riv closed.... but probably only because i wasnt hanging out in that area at 2 to 3 in the morning anymore! *shrug*
 
I dont remember it after 1993, which was when the Riv closed.... but probably only because i wasnt hanging out in that area at 2 to 3 in the morning anymore! *shrug*
 
- thedugganaut
 
- thedugganaut
 
On a slightly different topic... Im having trouble thinking of other songs that deserve to be in a "Notable Songs" section next to Stu's Piecart. I mean, Stu's Piecart has it all - it tells an important story in Hamilton's social history, which is tied into Hamilton music by being a popular stop after bands played at the Riv AND it has entered deep into the consciousness of everyone who has ever listened to it. I have trouble thinking of another Hamilton song that compares. Is Stu's Piecart the most important Hamilton song ever?
 
-thedugganaut
 

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