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I've been watching Neil's DVD Taking Center Stage. Even though it's kind of categorized as drum instruction, it's a really cool DVD for any major fan because it contains every song from the Time Machine Tour in full. The video is 100% Neil, and the sound is mixed so the focus is on the drums but you can hear the other instruments so you don't lose the context of the song. Highly recommended for any Neil fan. There are two bonus songs from the Snakes and Arrows tour. The Trees and Natural Science, which is on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZQ5uYP1eWk Product on Amazon: https://www.amazon.c...,aps,345&sr=8-7 EDIT: Here is The Spirit of Radio on Facebook: http://www.facebook....TV_c&__tn__=K-R

Along similar lines, it is very probable that other organizations have passive filters that are looking for and flagging sites that contain certain words rather than actively blocking them.

There is a practical reason for the site to obscure certain words whether they realize it or not. Some filters, such as used in schools and libraries, will block pages that contain certain words. I once had a student who had created a web-based presentation that she could not get to display properly, while everyone else's were fine. It had something to do with differences between the sexes. I finally got the idea to change the title to contain the word gender in place of sex, and all was fine after that.

I don't understand why Neil doesn't do what I want him to.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlKoy94itiw

You can't understand that other people enjoy different things than you do?

Yes.

Maples are actually quite content in the shadows of Oaks. Given enough decades Maples (and Beeches) will come to dominate most deciduous forests because of the ability to bide their time until they get some sun. So the song kind of has it backwards as far as the species go, but it makes for a better song as is.

Neil Probably Would Have Another Tour In Him If...his daughter asked him "Why don't you play any more concerts?" Short of that, it will not happen.

I've noticed recently a tendency for people to answer questions with an answer that follows the form: "So ...". I have mostly noticed it during interviews on radio and TV. I just heard a radio interview with a doctor who started every answer with "So...". Is this new? Is this regional? I haven't noticed it in personal conversations.

The issue isn't 3rd parties making money (or not making money) off of bands (who cares?), it's bands making less money than they otherwise would and not being in control of the products that reach consumers. To try and argue that illegal copies of various products have not hurt bands flies in the face of a mountain of evidence to the contrary.

I have. I've also tried it from every device in my home including 3 PCs, a Mac, 3 iPads, and 4 iPhones. Nothing works. No problem with any other sites. Huh. Hard to imagine unless it's a server issue with that website. Keep getting a server time out. I have tried different browsers also. Weird. Not sure we're to start to troubleshoot it. Who do you have your internet through? Maybe call them and ask? Windstream. I'll give them a call tomorrow. Maybe try OpenDNS to bypass the ISPs (probably horrible) DNS server. https://www.opendns....ernet-security/

Danke schön.

Thanks. I hadn't noticed the post count at all.

I don't think anyone mentioned The Anarchist which is kind of hard to believe.

This reminds me of something I did about 10 years ago. How much damage to your thumb can a 2 oz. piece of rubber do? I was starting a power washer with a pull starter after it had run out of gas. The engine tended to have a pretty good kickback under those conditions, so the pull cord kind of acted like the tip end of a whip. (The Mythbusters proved that the tip of a whip breaks the sound barrier). That small little rubber piece at the end of the pull cord hit my left thumb perfectly square, and it couldn't have hurt more if I had hit it with a hammer. I lost the thumb nail and all that fun stuff that happens when you bash the crap out of a fingernail. It's as good as old now.

Similarly, on some Windows computers (with Intel built-in graphics controllers), Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow will flip the video display upside down. May be worth a shot because it's so quick and easy.To get it back, just hit Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow again.

The only perk of dying young is to be historically over-rated.

Only 13 extra songs to rehearse, program, design lighting and create new video for. Easy.

Or the writing in the tour announcement itself, it seems.

I'm guessing the headphones are so Neil can listen to the click track, to help keep himself in time. He uses it in Red Sector A as well. And he used to during The Weapon. Don't remember what other tracks he uses them on. He had them on the whole concert. I don't know why. Maybe someone here knows. Were they headphones or just in-ear type plugs? I know the guys use those earbud type things so they can hear everything, in-ear monitors I guess they are called. But then I do recall reading somewhere Neil didn't like those and preferred headphones. I have the TMT dvd and I saw them twice on that tour, and danged if I can remember at the moment him wearing headphones the whole time? Maybe at that one show he used them because of his dislike of the in-ear monitors? Like you said, maybe someone here can shed some light on that for us. I'm pretty sure he had an ear infection for a while on the Time Machine Tour, thus the headphones for a few shows.

He has legally changed his name to neil with a lowercase N and a 4 pt font in order to draw less attention to himself.

I went to a drive-in where it was playing, where I spent most of the time making out with (or maybe trying to make out) with a girl. Don't remember much about the girl or the movie. It's the only one of the Star Wars I know anything about, and I don't know that much about it.

Two that make me actually turn the channel quickly. The maniacal Arby's "We have the meats" creepiness. The Allstate commercials where the spokes-baritone's voice comes out of other people's faces. Actually, any commercial where the voice does not match the person talking is ultra-creepy to me. There used to be one where adults had kid voices, don't recall the product.