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Oh and one more thing' date=' does anyone have or know if there is some live TYA from a space in time era? I have the Live at the Fillmore, but it's a litte bit before this album.[/quote']

Their allmusic discography lists Recorded Live, from 1973, which puts it two years after A Space In Time.

Aloha,

Brad

I have seen that album before but when I looked at it I was under the inpression that it was a recording of them playing live in the studio. I could be wrong. Anyone have this one?

NOTE: Shuggie Otis plays bass on Zappa's Hot Rats album.

Good note.

My favorite album listed thus far is the first one and I cant wait to hear A Space In Time.

We've all heard at least one song off this album: Ten Years After's only hit "I'd Love To Change The World".

It's a good tune, but there are so many smokers on this album. I was going to list a couple of my favorites but I'm having a hard time narrowing it down. It really is a great start to finish album.

Hits me right in the centre of my rock n roll heart.

On a side note, this album can usually be found in the cheapy section.

Oh and one more thing, does anyone have or know if there is some live TYA from a space in time era? I have the Live at the Fillmore, but it's a litte bit before this album.

We're hitting up the hometown Peterborough show and then downown on saturday for some big city action.

Looking forward to it

Just found this website. http://www.jazzrockworld.com

seems like a good resource for exactly what we are talking about.

I would also like to add,

Shuggie Otis. This guys is amazing. Eveyone should own this CD

hell yeah! maybe we should start a membership drive tomorrow.

Interested in checking out some new/old tunes that are off the radar a bit. I'll start. This album is totally worth checking out. Alvin Lee is a terribly underrated guitarist and the jazzy groves they pull off are phenomenal here.

Ten Years After - Undead

I'm a big Ten Years After fan. I will recommend

A really amazing album with some really great songs.

For fans of the Hip Hop I highly recommend, The Goats - Tricks of the Shade

Also highly recommend, John Abercrombie (w/ Jan Hammer and Jack De Johnette)- Timeless

Might not be that uncommon, but this is my favorite Santana album

yea, another board member in Peterborough. It's been getting kind of thin around here lately. Wlecome aboard.

Is Jesus going to be at this show?

I do not find any of this remotely amusing in a kitsch sort of way. I see nothing funny whatsoever about mocking the likes of Michael McDonald (Steely motherfuggin' Dan anyone) or the high Duo Messrs. Hall and Oates.

I know, the nerve of these guys. I can't believe they also had the audacity to poke fun at Dr Dre as well. Bastards.

hey M, any chance of seeing you on Thursday? If not then we'll likely see you on saturday

altho I might c-c-change my mind, just have to wait and see...

about what??

does the laser frequent the board? Happy birthday either way Jeremy. Looking forward to seeing you guys on thursday.

welcome to the world of home ownership. It truely is a great feeling. Now into the second year, I still have days where I can't believe we bought a house.

Yeaa hometown shows rule. Looking forward to this one.

I've always loved this show. Bender is the greatest. I thinking you really need to watch this show from episode 1 to really appreciate the humour. By just watching random shows on TV you miss out on the long running jokes.

I love Oates. He doesn't take any shit from those California vagina sailors.

It is important that a poet not question his or her assumptions, at least not in the middle of composition. Finish the poem first, then worry, if you have to, about being right or sane.

I agree with that 100%. I always find it better to just let the idea/feeling/concept just flow out, without over thinking it.

Thanks for the recommondations. I have heard a lot of those but there are a few I haven't, so I will have to check them out.

Yes, I know that but I guess what I'm saying is why is it any worse then the DSO's of the world.

Disclaimer: no offence to DSO and their fans, just using them as for point of compairsion

"I wonder what Hux is doing right now"

'DNA' nebula found in Milky Way

The elongated double helix nebula stretches 80 light years in length

Nobody has ever seen anything like that before in the cosmic realm," said Mark Morris of the University of California, Los Angeles.

Most nebulae are "formless, amorphous conglomerations of dust and gas," Morris said in a statement, adding that this one "indicates a high degree of order."

The discovery of the twisted nebula, which stretches across 80 light-years at the center of the Milky Way, the galaxy that includes Earth, was reported in the current edition of the journal Nature.

A light-year is about 6 trillion miles (10 trillion kilometers), the distance light travels in a year.

"We see two intertwining strands wrapped around each other as in a DNA molecule," said Morris, lead author of the Nature article.

DNA, which forms the basic material in chromosomes, has a molecule that looks like a twisted ladder, known as a double helix.

The strands of the nebula may be torqued by twisted magnetic fields at the Milky Way's center, Morris said by telephone.

These magnetic fields are indirectly spawned by the gaping black hole at the galactic heart, he said. Black holes are massive matter-sucking drains in space, pulling in everything around them so powerfully that not even light can escape.

But before the matter falls into the black hole, it swirls around its edges. This rotation twists the magnetic fields, which in turn twist the nebula's strands, Morris said.

The nebula is relatively close to the black hole, just 300 light-years away. Earth is more than 25,000 light-years away.

NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope detects the infrared energy emitted by objects in space with high sensitivity and resolution, enabling it to clearly see the nebula's distinctive shape.

how is JGB any different then say, DSO or any other dead cover band for that matter?

Happy st. paddies day

John O'Reilly hoisted his beer and said, "Here's to spending the rest of[Mary Rose Tully] me life, between the legs of me wife!"

That won him the top prize at the pub for the best toast of the night!

He went home and told his wife, Mary, "I won the prize for the Best toast of the night"

She said, "Aye, did ye now. And what was your toast?"

John said, "Here's to spending the rest of me life, sitting in church beside me wife."

"Oh, that is very nice indeed, John!" Mary said. The next day, Mary ran into one of John's ! drinking buddies on the street. The man chuckled leeringly and said, "John won the prize the other night at the pub with a toast about you, Mary."

She said, "Aye, he told me, and I was a bit surprised myself. You know, he's only been there twice in the last four years. Once he fell asleep, and the other time I had to pull him by the ears to make him come."

There is always cops on the EX grounds. You really have to watch your speed when driving through there.