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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 23 2009 at 23:01
Sorry, Chris, I've been multitasking on and off. Trying to get new band photos up on like 5 different websites and a few other things.

I'm still here though.
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Originally posted by JayDee JayDee wrote:

I'm leaving in a couple of minutes. It's my son's 1st birthday today!Thumbs Up


That's awesome.

Hope you have a good day!
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Indeed, well I just want to say that David Arnold is a genius.
Beauty will save the world.
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Originally posted by Chris H Chris H wrote:

Indeed, well I just want to say that David Arnold is a genius.


Not as genius as a bunch of other people. Tongue
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Chris H Chris H wrote:

Indeed, well I just want to say that David Arnold is a genius.


Not as genius as a bunch of other people. Tongue
 
Yes, more genius!
Beauty will save the world.
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I swear, the guitar in this song sounds like Steve Howe. And not just Howe, but a specific Yes song I can't remember.



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if you own a sodastream i hate you
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i LIKED  A GOOD MUSIC ROLF MAO
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

I swear, the guitar in this song sounds like Steve Howe. And not just Howe, but a specific Yes song I can't remember.

 
LOL That's awesome.
 
That drummer has way too much rock n roll attitude for free jazz though. Playing in boots and underwear? That's just one hotel room trashing away. Keith Moon would love that kid.Big smile
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Good morning, Shred Room.
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I've been enjoying some history today.
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Spent the afternoon at Uppsala Peace Museum and watching the collections of Carolina Rediviva, the university library.

Stand-out items: the Silver Bible, a letter from Ptolemy, some of Mozart's hand-written music, first--edition Principia and much, much more.
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 24 2009 at 10:25
Hmmm, life is annoyingly complicated.

Never sit in a car chatting to a mate who's falling asleep... I was sat their for ages having weird conversations with him and then he'd fall asleep... I'd nudge him and he's wake up and continue on talking.

Anyhow, in the time when he was sleeping, it made me think... I hate thinking. LOL
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

Spent the afternoon at Uppsala Peace Museum and watching the collections of Carolina Rediviva, the university library.

Stand-out items: the Silver Bible, a letter from Ptolemy, some of Mozart's hand-written music, first--edition Principia and much, much more.
 
Mmm, it never occured to me that Ptolemy still had stuff laying around. You mean the Ptolemy who wrote the Almagest, right?
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

Spent the afternoon at Uppsala Peace Museum and watching the collections of Carolina Rediviva, the university library.

Stand-out items: the Silver Bible, a letter from Ptolemy, some of Mozart's hand-written music, first--edition Principia and much, much more.

Wow.Shocked

*Is jealous*Angry
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Hey June. What's up?
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Originally posted by June June wrote:

Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

Spent the afternoon at Uppsala Peace Museum and watching the collections of Carolina Rediviva, the university library.

Stand-out items: the Silver Bible, a letter from Ptolemy, some of Mozart's hand-written music, first--edition Principia and much, much more.
 
Mmm, it never occured to me that Ptolemy still had stuff laying around. You mean the Ptolemy who wrote the Almagest, right?


That's the one, yes.
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 24 2009 at 11:24
I just found this old post from 2007... how time flies!


Originally posted by Micky Micky wrote:


Yorkie.... if you take my suggestion seriously.. you will find  that album is not cheap...


however.. for those who don't have it .. or know...

subscribe to Napster....  sitting here looking at all Magma's album....  for a minimal charge... all at your fingertips to listen to...screen on your computer to buy at your leisure. Without sinking 30 bucks into an album just on a recommend.

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:


I'm intrigued enough with this thread to pick up this album.  Thanks micky for the rec and the advice about price/Napster...might have to look into that.



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Originally posted by birdwithteeth11 birdwithteeth11 wrote:

Hey June. What's up?
 
Just got me Tom Waits's Closing Time, Saxon's Into The Labyrinth Embarrassed and a Strawbs ticket. Life's great.
 
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June needs some Magma.

No more Saxon for you, June.

It's all about Magma.
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