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   James on 02011-03-09 at 20:58

   How about bicycle tricks during the drum solo! – I think that would be quite fun..

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   Luz on 02011-03-10 at 15:22

   Speaking of bikes, I came across this nice article regarding up and coming bike cafes across the country and it’s about time!!! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41953889/ns/travel-active_travel/

   This past weekend, I enjoyed a 20 mile urban bike ride stopping at an independent coffee shop & planning on doing another bike ride this weekend as well.

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   Steve(brokerbiker) on 02011-03-10 at 20:33

   The first time I saw Koyaanisqatsi almost 30(!) years ago, I was blown away with the cinematography and music. I became very interested in Philip Glass. I received an email today from Patagonia, and he has contributed a piece for the company’s Benefit Tracks project http://www.patagonia.com/us/media/music

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   Ottmar on 02011-03-11 at 9:14

   James: :-)

   Luz: that’s great! Reminds me of this, from three years ago:
   https://ottmarliebert.com//?p=3477

   Steve: I vividly remember one scene – and I haven’t watched the movie since I saw it in a theater in Boston in the Eighties – where the camera races along a dirtroad, music pulsing quickly… until it hits the edge of a cliff and we realize that it was not a car, but a plane… and the music stops at the exact moment that the plane hits the edge and flies, and a huge reverb makes the last sound from the music hang in the air, just like the camera on the plane is now hanging… fantastic!

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   Luz on 02011-03-11 at 11:39

   @Ottmar: I do remember your post reg. the bike shop in Austin and wish they would bring something like that to Houston. I am in the process of attemping to ride my bike to work a minimum of twice a week if not more in the near future.

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