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QUOTE (rushgoober @ Aug 4 2010, 10:59 AM)

You crazy ragamuffin kids! BTW & FYI - tomorow's show is all prepared and it's going to kick some MAJOR ass.

 

Sometimes what you drink can be part of a full course meal. What are your favorite combinations of food and drink?

 

I love to drink red wine when I'm having italian or pizza, and beer (usually a Hefiweizen or Fat Tire) for chinese or pub grub.

Anyone remember the live action TV series they were supposed to make/is still supposedly ''in pre-production''?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_live-action_TV_series

Hey all, I was part of the Colts Drum and Bugle Corps from 2005-2009 (marched 3 years and then did staff) and was wondering if there were any other TRF'ers who participated in DCI. If so, please share your experience, where you marched, how long, etc. If we get this going we could turn this thread into a place to discuss the current season, since the Drum Corps Planet forums is a mess.

 

AND if you don't know what DCI is and would like to know more check out http://www.dci.org

 

QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Aug 1 2010, 07:30 AM)

WOW! Best behind the scenes photo EVER! Automatic win! http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/JackAubrey/OMG.jpg Carrie Fisher catches some rays with her stunt double during the filming of Return of the Jedi.

http://www.cartoonscrapbook.com/01pics-L/jabberjaw-L09.jpg

shade

Can it be Thursday already?!

 

 

Which reminds me I still need to clean out my space helmet...

QUOTE (danielmclark @ Aug 1 2010, 11:39 AM)

Used to, but it got tiresome after a while. It started to feel like casual players didn't have a prayer of getting to the higher levels, like if you didn't spend 3 hours in each session 5 days a week, you'd be stuck in the 40s or 50s - and forget getting the kind of gear you need for raids, too.

Here's the PS2 list right now:

 

Guitar Hero: World Tour

ATV Offroad Fury 4

Gun

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 and 3

Transworld Surfing

GTA: San Andreas - been playing this on and off since it came out and still haven't beat it.

 

Truly an awesome pic. I love moments like that!

Red Red Wine

QUOTE (J2112YYZ @ Jul 29 2010, 11:54 AM)

Anthem Bastille Day A Farewell To Kings Xanadu Hemispheres The Spirit Of Radio Natural Science The Camera Eye Animate One Little Victory Far Cry

Hey Goob,

 

I'll scroll through my iTunes library for you, and make a list of artists and suggested listening. Its all GREAT stuff.

 

Louis Armstrong (some, me included, say it all started with Satchmo)

The Bad Plus - Prog (has a cover of Tom Sawyer.)

Count Basie Orchestra - Montreaux '77 (Basie is incredible, and a personal favorite!)

The Louis Bellson Explosion - self titled album

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - Mosaic

Chris Botti - A Thousand Kisses Deep (can't go wrong with any of Botti's stuff really)

Dave Brubeck - essential songs: Blue Rondo and Take Five

Michael Buble - the Frank Sinatra of his time, can't go wrong with any of his stuff either.

Rosemary Clooney

John Coltrane - Blue Train; Giant Steps; Love Supreme; Coltrane for Lovers

Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool; Kind of Blue; Round About Midnight; Bitches Brew

DiMeola, DeLucia, and McLaughlin - Friday Night in San Francisco

Duke Ellington - Live at Newport

Don Ellis - Tears of Joy (A MUST!!! especially the song Strawberry Soup.)

Maynard Ferguson - Chameleon; Live from San Francisco

Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band - Swingin' for the Fences

Woody Herman Big Band - From East to West

Billie Holiday

J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding - The Great Kai and J.J.

Stan Kenton (also a must!! especially 'city of glass' and his Latin stuff - 'Malaguena' and 'La Suerta de Los Tontos')

Wynton Marsalis - Standard Time series

Pat Metheny Group (also a favorite) - Letter from Home; First Circle; Still Life (talking)

Glenn Miller - conducted the Air Force jazz band during world war 2 before he disappeared

Thelonius Monk - check out the stuff he recorded with Coltrane

Charlie Parker - played with Dizzy Gillespie and Miles Davis; the greatest sax player of all time

Frank Sinatra - THE MAN. incredible vocalist, there will never be another like him. Check out the Live at the Sands with the Count Basie Orchestra album. My favorite jazz album of all time.

Return to Forever - Chick Corea's fusion band, if you live Mahavishnu, you'll love them! Check out the Romantic Warrior album!

Jimmy Smith - plays the hell out of the hammond b3 organ.

Weather Report - song: 'birdland'

Yellowjackets - Mint Jam. a great, more modern quintet.

 

Also, I think I've heard Chicago/Chicago Transit Authority on your show before (if not I think you'd dig their early stuff)...if so, you should also check out:

 

Earth, Wind, and Fire

Tower of Power

Chase

Blood, Sweat, and Tears

 

 

I'm not meaning to give you a music overload...but you do that to me every week.

Cheers dude, happy listening!

 

 

QUOTE (Merely Space @ Jun 30 2010, 06:56 AM)

QUOTE (Drewsifer @ Jun 30 2010, 08:50 AM) The Camera Eye 2010 > TCE '81-'83. I never saw them perform this song in person before, only hearing it on various boots from the MP and Signals tours. It's hard to make a good comparison accordingly. However, what I heard last night was so much better than the recordings I've heard. This song kicked ass. I was blown away, as was everyone else here in New Mexico. Hearing Moving Pictures played from start to finish was almost a religious experience. Those who haven't seen it yet are in for a real treat!! Yeah, there was something magical about hearing all of MP. It looked to me like no one sat down during the entire album. It was freaking insane!! Loved every second of it.   Ged: "That would be a whole album! Hope you enjoyed it, we sure did!"

Whoo! great sites. we should work on getting a Rush XM radio station!

I am very excited for this! The DSOTM tour was amazing, and I considered it the closest I would ever get to seeing Pink Floyd live.

 

Anyone going to the Phoenix show? Whoo!

 

QUOTE (udanax @ Apr 10 2010, 10:22 PM)

I'm waiting to listen to the album until I receive my deluxe edition in the mail, even though it's available online.

Just got home from MUSE. Probably one of the better concerts I've seen. Didn't know many of the songs played, because I really only know their hit songs (Starlight, Knights of Cydonia, etc.). But damn do they put on one hell of a show, and that stage setup is UNBELIEVABLE!

Need. new. pants.

QUOTE (Mike @ Apr 1 2010, 04:52 AM)

Ben Folds - April 15

BOOOOO...I was like damnit!! but i still LOL'ed