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[quote author=Isaac link=board=rant;num=1109470357;start=15#24 date=03/18/05 at 12:59:44]<br><br>You need a bumpity, bump, bump, bump on your skull.[/quote]<br><br>Take your own advice:<br><br>[quote author=Isaac link=board=albums;num=1047243630;start=0#7 date=03/18/05 at 13:02:07]<br><br>Try ignoring him.[/quote]<br><br>

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[quote author=Little Bitch link=board=rant;num=1109470357;start=15#27 date=03/18/05 at 14:26:22]Don't forget, people; Minors and forums don't mix well.<br>I see it on each forum.[/quote]<br><br>Exactly! Give that Little Bitch a hand, ladies and gentlemen!<br><br>Isaac may eventually come to understand that the older humans get the less they know.<br>

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none of your posts above refute this :<br><br>[quote author=Isaac link=board=albums;num=1051111703;start=30#36 date=02/15/05 at 13:39:09]You cannot put more than 25 minutes on an LP without affecting the sound quality: longer LP sides have smaller grooves.[/quote]<br><br>It sounds logical to me, but then again, I'm not an expert.

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[quote author=beebs link=board=rant;num=1109470357;start=30#30 date=03/19/05 at 04:14:22]none of your posts above refute this :<br><br><br>It sounds logical to me, but then again, I'm not an expert. [/quote]<br><br>Youre absolutely right......but then, that wasnt the original post......... ::)<br><br>that is a later edit.... <br>The original said something like "you can not fit more than 20 min on a LP side....."<br><br>You have to go back and read the quotes, cause he deleted most<br>of his shit later when he realized he was wrong....<br>....like he allways do..... ::) (Isaac -- "no, I never said that..." )<br><br>

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All the time he would spend...all the colors he'd blend...
Where are they now?

ah, okay.

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Poor Isaac. He just doesn't get that a simple "oops, I was wrong" could and would avoid so much shit. But then, how could he be expected to know this...he's not married...<br><br>It does, however, make for some good entertainment, and hey, it got The Beebster to make a post! (where ya been dood?)

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I can't tell when you're telling the truth.
>I'm not.
How do I know anything you've said to me is...
>You don't.

<br><br> ;D

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[quote author=sleeping in a jar link=board=rant;num=1109470357;start=30#33 date=03/19/05 at 06:57:18]Poor Isaac. He just doesn't get that a simple "oops, I was wrong" could and would avoid so much shit. But then, how could he be expected to know this...he's not married...<br><br>It does, however, make for some good entertainment, and hey, it got The Beebster to make a post! (where ya been dood?) [/quote]<br><br>yeah, the Beebster has been kinda busy. ;D  <br><br>I'm working nowadays, i'm teaching English & Dutch to 16-18 year olds, real fun to do. Its really a blast! <br><br>I've always been around, but I don't feel the urge anymore to speak up on a regular basis as I used to...  It became a bit of repetetive I guess - and I got a bit tired of the 'habits' of some of the other regulars, and my own predictiveness... Oh well, I might pick it up and post a bit more than the last couple of months...  <br><br>

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Genesis Selling England by the Pound<br><br>  <br> A Dancing With The Moonlit Knight Banks, Collins, Gabriel, Hackett, Rutherford 8:01 <br> I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) Banks, Gabriel, Hackett 4:06 <br> Firth Of Fifth Banks, Rutherford 9:34 <br> More Fool Me Collins, Rutherford 3:09 <br><br>B The Battle Of Epping Forest Banks, Collins, Gabriel, Hackett, Rutherford 11:43 <br> After The Ordeal Hackett, Rutherford 4:12 <br> The Cinema Show Banks, Collins, Gabriel, Hackett, Rutherford 11:05 <br> Aisle Of Plenty Banks, Collins, Gabriel, Hackett, Rutherford 1:31 <br>   53:41 <br><br>Yes - Yesshows<br><br>Side Two:<br>The Gates Of Delirium 22:58<br>  (Cobo Hall, Detroit, 8/17/1976)<br><br>

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Look, mark my words... if you continue playing this music something strange may happen.

I remember when I was a kid, my sibs and I were big Beatles fans. We would have bought any Beatles 45 without even hearing it. When I looked at the Hey Jude disc and saw the song was more than 7 minutes long, I thought my world seemed on shaky ground. If it was possible to put 7 minutes on a 45, why didn't everybody do it? Maybe the Beatles were magical!<br><br>The thing was, Hey Jude had this ridiculously long and quiet fade-out. That must be the explanation. It's a relief not to have to acknowledge the possibility of magic in the universe.

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5 outta 8

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Almost anything by Klaus Schulze. In fact, he has a double album with ONLY ONE TRACK.<br><br>Oh, and Tubular Bells.<br>

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There's this Todd Rundgren lp (I think it's called "Initation", too lazy to look for it now) where one track runs over 30 minutes, and on the album sleeve he encourages the listener to record it to tape so it can be played louder.

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The Ikon?  I love that tune!  One of my favorites.

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We already proved that Isaac was wrong - and we haven´t even reached the surface.

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Return of the son of 'rub it in some more'..  ;D

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mike oldfield tubular bells <br>zappa side 3 ycdtosa 2 helsinki concert<br>

Interesting, isn't it, that so many of the albums quoted above are of the "yester-year" progressive variety - Yes, Genesis, etc. Long-winded old gas-bags, weren't they? I was a big Yes fan up until the mid-70s, and a couple of years back I picked up practically the whole Yes catalogue on CD during my nostalgia binge. I played them all incessantly for a while, but soon O.D.'d on them: I appreciate the many good qualities of this band still, but am hugely embarrased by the bad ones. "Relayer" (quoted by jaypfunk on page 1 above) has got to be one of the stinkiest albums ever ... but I still get just a little bit excited by Chris Squire's bass playing.

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Fragile effectively begins and ends my YES interest. I bought the album a fair few years ago, was in utter rapture, and spent the next months tracking down YES records, and being completely befuddled as to how YES never managed to replicate the greatness of Fragile. Oh well.

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[quote author=Flatulus link=board=rant;num=1109470357;start=45#46 date=12/31/05 at 21:25:30] "Relayer" (quoted by jaypfunk on page 1 above) has got to be one of the stinkiest albums ever ... [/quote]<br><br>I like that album...  :-[. Yes had it's fair share of stinkers, though...

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i've allways loved relayer.    it's too bad patrick moraz did not make more records with yes.   i think yes went downhill after relayer,  particularly after wakeman rejoined them.    but i still have a soft spot for most of the earlier yes albums.  

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