craigb

I remember being over there in '81 which was a year famous for two things: Having seemingly all famous places we'd like to visit covered in scaffolding being renovated, and tons of preparation for the Royal Wedding between Lady Di and Charles (the future Queen of England? ?). Things seemed a lot happier and more like a fairy tale then... Now it's more like a bad horror-show B-movie!

Neil always had to be careful... He might give drummers a good name! ? (*Me, attempting to stay positive even though I'm very sad inside...*)

So... Are you implying that, if you hadn't checked on them, then they might still be alive Ed??? Kind of like a Schrodinger's Cat Owner situation? Just to be on the safe side, should I ever get a couple of kitties (after I move to a new home better suited for them), there's no need to check on me! 'K? ?

You must be confusing me with S.L.I.P.! ?

It's all crash in the loudspekah!

I know, I know... That's what I get for trying to be just that little bit less crude! ?

There's already too many odds in this forum... ?

That one has a nice S. ?

Tru dat! (However, thanks to VAR, it now wastes 700% more time for each screw-up!)

Yeah, and I can't wait until they either get VAR to work (and quickly) or just go back to letting the refs screw up games. It's getting hard to watch with all the stupidity!

Man that live UFO album kicks some serious *****!

One tragedy avoided, one travesty replaces it! LOL.

I've been doing a lot of learning and research (for reasons I won't go into), but this included an Astronomy course, seismic studies (yes, many earthquakes ARE predictable), learning all the non-Euclidean math required, and an eye-opening amount of study around the subject of cycles (like the 26,000+ year "Grand Cycle"). The reality is that the Earth IS changing and will continue to do so regardless of what people do (key part Sparky!). There are always around 18 volcanoes currently erupting (not just "active") and one big eruption can dwarf what humans can do. In about 8,000-12,000 years, the area where the Sahara desert currently is, will, once again, be a tropical rain forest area (larger than the Amazon is now) with some of the largest fresh-water lakes on Earth. These both are still there, just buried under all that sand! Recent satellite imaging has not only discovered this, but lots of other signs of previous civilizations (which include pyramids - no, the Egyptians did not build these). It was discovered by one of the space shuttles that there are entire forests flash-frozen under miles of ice in the Antarctic too, and most people already know that the vast majority of the Northern Hemisphere was covered in ice just a few thousand years ago. However, those who crave power and money will ALWAYS use any situation they can, so what better way than to con people into giving up their freedoms and money than a campaign to "save the planet" for future generations? P.S., IBTL! ?

Bach was one of the first, great trance artists. ?

Missed that "ee" the first time I read this! ?

Nice, except according to the Brits, the one on the left is actually called Soccer. It's short for "Association Football" used to distinguish it from "Rugby Football." All countries that have other types of football (correctly named or not), tend to still use "Soccer" to differentiate them. ?

Heh, I can't help but chuckle that what you consider "eh..." is still far better than the tripe we see everyday from so-called modern pop-stars! ?

Nice pics Rain! White guitar for live use, black and/or red for studio use, eh? ? The first rock album I ever had (translation "was allowed to have by my parents!" LOL) was KISS Rock and Roll Over.

What a silly question! (I mean, who doesn't???!?)

You probably connected with my Welsh friend. I keep having to correct him that it's a farm, not a brothel. ?

I just got three texts from friends all within ten minutes about this! WAAAAY too young! ? https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-peart-rush-obituary-936221/