Make sure to check out the gallery for a couple of newly added pictures from July 30th 2003, when Simple Plan performed at Pepsi Smash, hosted by Alyson Hannigan (American Pie; Buffy; HIMYM…), who Pierre was photographed with a couple times on stage:
And this is what Simple Plan’s performance at Pepsi Smash looked like back in 2003:
The day every SP creeper has been waiting for is finally here. If you’ve been wanting to put your hands (figuratively speaking of course) on a much bigger resolution of the photoshoot that Simple Plan did as a part of the Centraide campaigne last year, in which they showed way more than they have ever before, make sure to visit the gallery, where you’ll be able to find a high quality version of this photoshoot without any tags. Enjoy. I’m sure you will.
If you’re familiar with the history of Simple Plan, then you definitely know that before the formation of the five-piece “Simple Plan” in between 1999 and 2000, Pierre and Chuck started in a completely different project – in a band called Reset. While Pierre and Chuck were in Reset, the band released two albums: “No Worries” in 1997 and “No Limits” in 1999. “No Limits” has been released after Chuck has left Reset after not being able to stand the endless fights with Pierre anymore, and Pierre even wrote a very bittersweet song called “Friend” about it, that is also featured in “No Limits”.
Now you can have an exclusive look at the scans from the complete booklet of this record. For instance, it’s very interesting to see that the same page that features the lyrics to “Friend”, also has a “special thanks to Chuck Comeau for creative input” note.
Make sure to drop by the gallery to check out some awesome new pictures from the last couple days. From yesterday, there is a few images from the interview that was done with Chuck Comeau by La Revue, next (also from yesterday) a picture of Pierre, that was taken at Quai Des Artistes, according to which Pierre only chooses red gummi bears and finally there is one new photoshoot of Jeff for the Blackstar amplifiers:
Two days ago, Journal de Montreal published a very favourable critique on Jeff’s newly opened italian restaurant called Mangiafoco that is located in the old Montreal. The full version of the critique that praises the restaurant for its friendly and family atmosphere, beautiful interiors and delicious meals, can be found here.
Also, make sure to check out the photos from the Journal de Montreal critics’ visit of the restaurant, who were accompanied by Jeff Stinco in SimplePlan.cz’s gallery:
