Building a dugout canoe in Latvia.

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I'll get right on that.
04-01-2017, 02:41 PM #168
zippyt
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You know there will be people who will believe it, not watch to the end, or that will go right over there heads. :facepalm:

You're on a roll, Zip. :lol:

I'm putting this here rather than the good music thread, because it's the whole production of it that's impressive.

This must have been such a rush to see live.

Go full screen - and possibly worth a warning for the almost strobing light in a couple of places, for the seizure prone (don't know if it would actually be a risk)

That's impressive, each one of those drums was miked, I'd love to see the board.

that was cool!

the three quarter view of the drumline at the end kind of reminded me of a valve train. some moving up while others were moving down. Very cool, very cool.

Bob Ross on Acid...

I was going to put this in the Doctor Who thread, but then I thought, actually, this stands divorced from it's wider context, as just a powerful speech about war and beautifully delivered.

The set-up, as much as is needed anyway, is two commanders each ready to launch utter destruction on the other, with Earth's fate in the balance. A human commander and the commander of an alien force who have been hiding among us and have broken away from their original invasion force to launch their own revolutionary bid for power.


The Doctor, an impossibly old time travelling alien, has contrived to get both commanders in the room together. There are two boxes, each with two buttons. One button will destroy give them victory and the other bring about their own destruction.


Full scene only available in this little box, so take full screen. The scene gets giong about a minute in, but there's some nice set up.

"just the new cruel people"

When Doctor Who is good, it's so, so good.