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posted Feb 5
sabin says:
I live outside providence & I've been going to boston no less than once per month since early 90s. When I was in high school my friends would go up to paradise, axis, and avalon for shows. I saw shows at the old axis before it burned(91 I think?) and I've seen many shows at the landsdowne st location. Usually I drive to either quincy adams garage or alewife garage if I'm not going out late. My favorite thing to eat is the yin-yang milkshake at trident booksellers cafe on newbury st(near mass ave intersection where tower records used to be). I don't want to offend people because it seems like all these people out there love jamaica plain but I really don't like jamaica plain at all. So if jamaica plain is your thing we can hang out for coffee/tea in back bay, newton, or cambridge ;-)
posted Aug 31
scadieux says:
Had a lot of fun visiting Boston last summer. Nice city, good beer, lots of cultural events and the road from Montreal to Boston is actually worth the trip itself.
posted May 24
BrokenWallFilms_Nick says:
Boston's a cool place. A bit of an identity crisis as far as cities go, but hey - what cities don't up here in the northeast US?
I'm from central MA, so Boston trips are an occasional happening. Got lots of friends attending school there. If I could find a job out there working film or game development, I'd move there.
Alive Film, try the burbs around Boston - usually cheaper than living in the city - especially if you've got wheels and patience (my fellow masshole cohorts will do their best to make sure your commute is driving hell).
posted Apr 1
I Am Alive says:
im moving to boston in august..any suggestions on cheap apartments?
posted Apr 1
Comment replies (3)
Teevio says:
cheap? now that's a good question... pretty much keep in mind that the closer to the city the more expensive it gets, the cheaper you want, the crappier and smaller the apartment gets. you might find a deal, but considering you are moving when every college student is moving it will be hard. how's that for good news?
You should consider Somerville/Medford area for close to the city, but cheaper than most areas living.
posted Apr 2
seba says:
nah man, summerville and medford are kinda hard to get to, look in brighton, allston or brookline, i live in brighton and its about 20 minutes on the T downtown. apartmentsare pretty well priced and full of students, so fun fun. i mean it also depends how cheap you mean by cheap... tell me ur budget and i can help you out, check out craigslist, it always works. cheers compadre
posted Jul 14
ova says:
I went to Boston for the first time in January and its such a beautiful city!
Granted, I thought I was going to lose some toes to frostbite, but hey, do I really need ten? Seems like overkill anyways.
I definitely want to go back and check it out again!
: )
posted Mar 29
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Chris says:
Ok, next time you're in the area you need to let me know so I can clear my schedule. And, so you don't forget, I will win.
posted Mar 29
ova says:
hmm... strange, I thought we had this me=the winner; you=not the winner thing all cleared up.
posted Mar 29
Jules the Great says:
I left Boston after spending my whole life there to move to Australia. Please tell me all the things I'm missing and should want to move back this or next year?
posted Mar 21
Jessay says:
So it looks like I'm moving outside of Boston this Fall for school. Pretty excited? Yes sir!
posted Mar 20
uhh james says:
I miss this city, moving back in July.
posted Mar 28