"The Toronto Song (2001)" genre: Satire
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	A 21st century re-recording of a troll classic. Featuring the musical talents of Renslip, a lovely band from Toronto.
	CD: Steaming Pile of Skit   Label: Trollsongs Credits: Joe Bird, Wes Borg
	Story Behind the Song This song was written as a criticism of Albertan narrow-mindedness and xenophobia, but it ended up striking a chord with the national ethos, and some people take it far too seriously. We were in Toronto in April 2001, doing a play, and we met some old friends in a band called "Renslip", who played the music in Toronto, then we took the files back to Edmonton and added the vocals. Truly a Multi-provincial collaboration. For the record, Toronto doesn't suck, but their newspaper critics sure as hell do. Lyrics ahhh... figure 'em out yerself.

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