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#1461 Re: The Sunset Strip » Screencap Game » 990 weeks ago
Okay I am posting another cap same film and Russ you are correct it's Gene Hackman
#1462 Re: The Sunset Strip » Screencap Game » 990 weeks ago
No one can get #2?
#1463 Re: Guns N' Roses » What Did You Guys Think Of This Rant...? » 990 weeks ago
DoubleTalkingJive wrote:They were boozing and doing drugs waaay before they even made it big, they just did alot more after that and before the UYI tours which Axl did most of his no shows, I don't think they did any more boozing and drug use because of it, IMO.
I'm fairly certain it did. Slash has proven more than once that the trails and tribulations of touring got to him and drove him to substance abuse. I reckon Axl's attitude amplified the already existing problem. Don't forget it's not only his no-shows, but his overall volatility showed
It's all good and well to be a 'perfectionist', but starting hours late detracts so much from the overall quality of the show, once can hardly be accused of being a perfectionist when one does so.
Axl was definitely a tough egg to work with that's definitely something that cannot be disputed and maybe even an understatement. Is what makes him a great musician I am sure and also from what people say when they meet him and from what some of the band members say about him over the years, he is a nice guy with a big heart. Maybe you are correct in saying they indulged more to deal with it.
I think Axl has the right just like anyone else in the band to defend himself and his position. That's why this rant IMO was good to hear, he never talked to the press about it and it was finally like he finally said something ..ya know? It was actually refreshing to me. Doesn't mean I take his side fully because I am of the belief they all had a hand in the break up, it just didn't work like it did before. If they feel they couldn't handle Axl anymore and decided to walk away then good for them for not taking it. Always there is 2 sides to every story and this was just a tidbit of Axls side. Until we can hear the full story from him, if ever, then I'd be more informed on the situation and see it from both sides rather then go off and say that the blame lies in Axl. Maybe there are reasons for the way he acted at times that was caused by Slash, Duff and Matt or anyone else. We just don't know and that's the problem.
#1464 Re: Management » Opportunistic Lowlifes? » 990 weeks ago
I am very happy to see you back Tejastech08 
#1465 GN'R Downloads » GNR in a movie! » 990 weeks ago
- DoubleTalkingJive
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GNR was in a movie called Dead Pool.
If you have never seen the clips, here they are
#1466 GN'R Downloads » Alternate SCOM Video » 990 weeks ago
#1467 GN'R Downloads » Uncensored It's So Easy Video » 990 weeks ago
- DoubleTalkingJive
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If you have never seen it, here it is
#1469 The Garden » Actual sound of Saturn - eeery, crazy sounds » 990 weeks ago
- DoubleTalkingJive
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Saturn
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/i … 112203.wav
Forbidden Planet - scroll down the page to the video
http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/Science-F … 88#diagram
Saturn And 'Forbidden Planet' Movie Share Music
By Bill Christensen
posted: 07 November 2007
04:48 pm ET
High resolution observations of Saturn's radio emissions have just been made public by NASA; these observations were made with the radio and plasma wave instrument aboard the Cassini spacecraft.
The short sound sample released on NASA's website was compressed, so the twenty-seven minute recording plays back in just seventy-three seconds. The frequencies of these emissions are outside the human audio frequency range and have been shifted downward by a factor of 44 (see diagram at right).
Take a moment to go to NASA's Saturn radio emissions page; select the "click here" link at the start of the article on their page to listen to the short sound clip.
Now, listen to the first few moments of this short excerpt from the classic 1956 science fiction movie Forbidden Planet (click here.). The similarities are startling.
The soundtrack for the movie was created by Louis and Bebe Barron. The film represents the first instance in which a movie was scored entirely with electronic music. Louis Barron constructed electronic circuits that generated the sounds; most of the tonalities were generated using a ring modulator. In creating the electronic circuits, Barron used the equations in Norbert Weiner's 1948 book Cybernetics: Or, Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine.
If you are interested in other musical interpretations of solar system phenomena, read about Solar Ultrasound - Bass Note In Music Of The Spheres.
If you enjoy poster art, you might want to compare the classic 1956 poster art of Forbidden Planet with NASA's cutting edge Sounds from Saturn poster - click here. Listen to more sounds of Saturn at NASA. Listen to more sounds of Forbidden Planet by checking out the soundtrack available at Amazon; click here and then scroll down to listen to excerpts.
#1470 Re: The Garden » Man marries dog to ward off curse » 990 weeks ago
Maybe when it was the dogs turn they told it to speak 
