The Power of Music

the science project was done by my son and i. and i believe we used pothos ivy. and it's true, the vibrations is what was felt. i wonder if the neighbors remeber hearing the different noises at 5:30 am every morning. it probably was quite coincidental, as to the lack of growth, or it could have been to a certain type of music, one can never really tell with the variables. we didn't let the plants die on purpose, cause i love plants and i would have had a cow if they just killed over. it was fun. every plant was given same amount of water, had to use a temp guage to keep it at the same level. we had tons of potho ivies, and to this day, i have a few that have survived these years since his elementary years. i can see your points too, and as far as i am concerned, if the plants can keep living while i sing all out of tune on top of my lungs, then all power to them!

and one time in my teaching years, we had a lovely white rat with red eyes. she lived longer than expected for a rat. the students named her: miss nicky. and she was so special and got to roam through many desks while we were in class. when she died, we buried her behind our school annex, and each student spoke about her and stuff. we had permission of course. and it was beautiful. a good lesson for the kids, and they shed tears and it was alright. i have had rabbits in my first years of teaching, and had a gerbil and a hamster.

i love reading everyone's input. glad to see yall here and chatting it up!

Later I'll post some bands I like, but you guys can't laugh....haha!

ericclimbs wrote:Of course we are talking about the legendary Grateful Dead. The shows I saw we're all between '89 and '91. I was just thinking about going to see them again when Jerry died in '95.

I went to maybe 10ish between 1976-1982. Far out!

The most fun was a bunch of us camped out for a week to get tickets (taking turns in line) with an old sofa in front of the arena to sleep on and play cards. Good times!

ziggy wrote: flashbacks are just scare tactics right????? I heard they aren't real; like reefer madness information.
Thought I'd better check before watching that video.

Uh, yes, they are real! A dear friend of mine was way into acid around 1974 ... had a blast and did a lot. About a year later, she was at her Mom's home and a giant, evil snake started slithering out of her Mom's mouth

She switched to 'shrooms!

maunsapt wrote:
and one time in my teaching years, we had a lovely white rat with red eyes. she lived longer than expected for a rat. the students named her: miss nicky. and she was so special and got to roam through many desks while we were in class. when she died, we buried her behind our school annex, and each student spoke about her and stuff. we had permission of course. and it was beautiful. a good lesson for the kids, and they shed tears and it was alright. i have had rabbits in my first years of teaching, and had a gerbil and a hamster.

Lovely! Thanks for helping children to blossom!

I almost posted this for Eric in response to his Lancelot Link post. It's been haunting my dreams ever since, so I thought I'd go ahead and share the fun. I've never been a huge believer in the stories of flashbacks and I can't officially say if I've ever put myself at any risk of them but if anything can trigger them, it's 70's television. "We're gonna turn it on. We're gonna bring you the power. We're gonna light up the dark of night like the brightest day in a whole new way." Psychedelic and occult. bwaaa haa haaaaaa

thanks!!

from S.O.A.D. to elect the dead,I love everything this guy has ever done,his poetry,his art...
this interview makes me laugh,at the end that reporter pretty much tells him to get out of the U.S.,what a bitch !

Bitches Brew full 27 minute version

Good coding music!

...another one of my favourite bands

claudicici wrote:


from S.O.A.D. to elect the dead,I love everything this guy has ever done,his poetry,his art...
this interview makes me laugh,at the end that reporter pretty much tells him to get out of the U.S.,what a bitch !

Thanks for posting. Love SOAD.

....and I absolutely love her

ericclimbs wrote:

claudicici wrote:


from S.O.A.D. to elect the dead,I love everything this guy has ever done,his poetry,his art...
this interview makes me laugh,at the end that reporter pretty much tells him to get out of the U.S.,what a bitch !

Thanks for posting. Love SOAD.

do you like his solo stuff too?, he's going to come out with "elect the dead symphony" in march...i can't wait

One of my favorite bands...Speaking of joints...






Yeah I know he died from a heroin overdose, but I can't help how he died I just liked his music.

That Opeth track reminds me of this oldie.

cici is a huge sublime fan,she just wnet to a "bad fish" show...

I didn't know that deep purple song,it hit hard...

last concert i went to was Rodney Carrigton ...

if you haven't heard of Rodney, do a youtube search on 'Rodney Carrington - Show them to me'



Had a great time ...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/mpd/permalink/m3UF3FKWKNYT1C

Valleys of Neptune

From a "new" album of unreleased Hendrix material that is going to be coming out in March.

Jodie Foster's Army, this is the shit I listened to when I was a skater back in the day, pretty hardcore punk:

This is some great shit right here: