bigstickbonzo
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The interesting tidbit that I've yet to see reaffirmed in any article regarding the Mexican deaths' are the conditions of the people with fatalities prior to contracting the virus. I've heard talk of them being "normal, healthy middle-aged people." But is that by Mexican standards, our standards or worldwide "normal, healthy" standards?
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What is hysterical is how the medical media and others alike are saying, "Oh just take Tamiflu if you get sick."
Is it likely this thing could blow up? Possibly.
Should we worry? Nope.
If it blows up, will "tamiflu" or any "flu vaccine" save me? Nope, there is no cure or vaccine for swine flu. If you get it, it's up to your God-given immune system to do the rest.
Happy catching!
Edited to Add: Not trying to be the scare tactition, just being realistic from a true medical standpoint.
It all depends on how it mutates. It could go away or have a minute fatality ratio..or...
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Sunny, 68 degrees.
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The other one was on The Division Bell, if memory serves.
Keep Talking.
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Band On The Run is a great album from start to finish..but honestly, how the living hell can you compare his solo works to the Beatles?
Go have another listen...
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they are awesome but overrated
Talk about contradicting yourself.
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I think you single handedly posted the most iconic Page shot I've ever seen. Sweet jesus, I'm taking this to the print shop tomorrow.
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So I read on IMDB.com the other day that it is confirmed...the everlasting fountain of eternal 80s youth is spinning together another Ghostbusters sequel with Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis so far attached. Oye veigh.
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He's not on a team, rather joins a football "firm" and battles rival team firms. The movie definitely has some "Clockwork-esque" elements which add to the madness, but Wood's acting is about as exciting as having a root canal.
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Green Street Hooligans.
Great flick, except for the abortion that is Elijah Wood's acting.
Can you say miscast?
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I just bought Nick Mason's book on Pink Floyd. Very excellent read, so far.
I read that last year. I found alot of the early pictures, especially pre72 with them playing soccer or on the beach with their gfs and wives very cool. It's a well written book too.
Floyd started to shows signs of fatigue and ego troubles during WYWH, with Waters and Gilmour beginning their reoccuring "shouting matches" during recording. It wasn't until Animals that there was a real tension brewing within the band. I know Mason was asked to pick up his weight by Gilmour, who felt he was underplaying on the album. Mason contributed his lack of interest in his recent divorce while in Wright's case, he was said to be going through a creative slump. Whatever the reasons, Animals is basically the album that broke Pink Floyd. The Wall is the album that split the band up.
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About to finish "Road to Monticello" by Kevin J. Hayes. Best Jefferson bio I've read so far.
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Bill Conti - Reflections
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The Blue Method - Vol. Live!
Saw 'em last night. Fuckin' sickee dickee.
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A baumy 17 degrees with plenty of fresh pow pow!!!!
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Dale still puts on a helluva show. Saw him in at the shore in 06 and for half the night, he played with a drumstick or anything else he picked up and could strum his guitar with. Incredible live performance.
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They rehearsed at Bray on the 24th and returned to Page's house in Windsor that evening.
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Anything Bon Scott..
selected Brian Johnson..
numerous threads already exist chief. Use the search tool next time.
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Hit up the flea market..found..
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Zep III
Sticky Fingers (w/ zipper)
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Rubber Soul
Rolling Stone Mags
1988 - Robert Plant Cover, Interview
1995 - Page/Plant Cover, Interview
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As you say, Page kept his private life well out of the public eye. Perhaps the camera sneaking up behind him and catching him in the middle of his jam disrupts him enough, where he's enraged...eyes boiling red.
Or Jimmy just wanted to have a good laugh with all the occult mumbo jumbo.
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I've heard it was a second floor studio, very small in one of his houses. I assumed the Boleskine House but you'd know better than me. I've seen numerous pictures from a magazine article where Page is wearing the same getup and is playing his telecaster, so maybe the video footage seen in the "TRB" vid is from that source?
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I just watched the "DVD". In the music video of "Travelling riverside blues" you can see Jimmy playing in the studio. Is there any stuio- footage from recording sessions or rehearshals existing??
That would be circa 72-74 in Page's home studio..no?
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Congrats Manders!
pink floyd
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I believe Snowy White plays(ed) guitar with Waters on recent tours.
He's been a backup since the "In the Flesh" Tour in 77.