Chantal's got a regular sized Desjardon't when it comes to stealing a car, but a great big DesjarDON'T for your getaway plan. 

Chantal's got a regular sized Desjardon't when it comes to stealing a car, but a great big DesjarDON'T for your getaway plan.

CHOM 97 7 is The Spirit of Rock in Montreal.

CHOM 97 7 is The Spirit of Rock in Montreal.

Mornings Rock

Mornings Rock is where Montreal comes for snackable local Montreal content and music news. Jay, Sharon and Chantal each put their own personal touch on the topics that matter to Montreal.

Mornings Rock is where Montreal comes for snackable local Montreal content and music news. Jay, Sharon and Chantal each put their own personal touch on the topics that matter to Montreal.

CHOM 97 7

watch the road signs when you steal a car, but also don't steal a car

Desjardo's & Desjardon'ts - The Don't Mind The Rue Barrée Sign Edition

In 2011, Weezer's former bass player, Mikey Welsh, from their Green Album days, reunited with the band onstage at gig in Long Island. And he was all set to do it again a couple of months later. But sadly and strangely, he was found dead in his hotel room, the night before -- a death he had apparently foreseen. Randy Renaud shares that story on today's episode of But Did You Know. 

In 2011, Weezer's former bass player, Mikey Welsh, from their Green Album days, reunited with the band onstage at gig in Long Island. And he was all set to do it again a couple of months later. But sadly and strangely, he was found dead in his hotel room, the night before -- a death he had apparently foreseen. Randy Renaud shares that story on today's episode of But Did You Know.

The Sad and Bizarre Tale of Weezer's Former Bass Player Mikey Welsh

Epic Rock Adventures are coming and you could be going!

Montrealers Want THIS To Be Their Epic Rock Adventure!

April 13, 1970 was a night that would go down as one of the greatest highlights in Montreal concert lore, because it was the night that Led Zeppelin came to town for the first time. They became the first band to ever sell out the Forum, and something happened that night that would, in the years to come, become a worldwide tradition at rock concerts. Randy Renaud has the whole story on this week's edition of the Chronicles of Rock.  

April 13, 1970 was a night that would go down as one of the greatest highlights in Montreal concert lore, because it was the night that Led Zeppelin came to town for the first time. They became the first band to ever sell out the Forum, and something happened that night that would, in the years to come, become a worldwide tradition at rock concerts. Randy Renaud has the whole story on this week's edition of the Chronicles of Rock.

Desjardo's & Desjardon'ts - The Don't Mind The Rue Barrée Sign Edition

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