Is there anybody out there?
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geoxman
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Are you kicking yourself now? I have one of the first editions of the White Album on vinyl, it is in a safety deposit box-guess what is on the cover??. I also have an un opened Badfinger record released by Apple records. I am now going to break out some Iron Butterfly,inagaddadavida. I will then follow up with some Zebra, No Tellin Lies album, after that I plan on putting on some Moxy-and to finish my night I am going Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah with some mellow LSDrive. They were a bunch of MO boys after all.
fazgood
Not Quite Right
Geo,
I was upposed to ring you up today but I have been jaming to The Best of Barry Manilow. When thats done I am gonna spin up some Bee Gees.
Got any BTO? How bout some Horselips? J.D. Blackfoot, King Crimson how about Pavlov's Dog? We had David Surcamp play at a party once... I think.. Not sure I can remember. We need to spin some vinyl and sip some sudz.
Faz
I was upposed to ring you up today but I have been jaming to The Best of Barry Manilow. When thats done I am gonna spin up some Bee Gees.
Got any BTO? How bout some Horselips? J.D. Blackfoot, King Crimson how about Pavlov's Dog? We had David Surcamp play at a party once... I think.. Not sure I can remember. We need to spin some vinyl and sip some sudz.
Faz
paulamrein
New member
Theres a trick you can do, you can extend out a paper clip and slide into the cigarette, when you smoke it, you see the extended ash but not the paper clip. I used to bet a dollar at bars to see who can keep the ash the longest. I didn't make a ton of money but it did pay for a drink. When you put it out, just push the paper clip into your hand. Learned that trick in post grad bible college.
paulamrein
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Who is this Floyd guy? a movie star?
breutus
Don't ask me, I'm wrong.
well I will start by making the comment that the difference between genius and mentally disturbed is a very fine line, thus being the reason so many people with a vision also self destructed. And when it comes down to it glimour played just as large of a part in the destruction of pink floyd as did waters. But i would not deny that waters had issues, i just have to believe that is part of what made him great!
breutus
Don't ask me, I'm wrong.
by the way I had no idea so many people here were floyd fans, come this spring when I can house more people outside We'll have to have a floyd night at the house! we take the projector out back make it a three hundred inch screen and put the sound system out there, and I have a intuitive laser program that moves to the music through the computer making images and stuff from the music. it's similar to the set up that used to be at the planetarium (though not quite as advanced)
I agree mostly. Waters had his moments but tried to take the group to places they didn't want to go. 38 years of listening to them (No I am not as old as Capo is...no one is that old) and still I enjoy the music. Somewhere in storage I have a direct to disc master recording of Dark Side of the Moon. Cut at normal speed of 33.3 rpms the clarity was fantastic and the resonance amazing. I also have a direct cut Jethro Tull Aqualung (reminds me of Capo) 
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