A Call For Humor!

[Timcognito]

He called it in 1973,

He actually called it out in 1967 it was on the first Lp I ever purchased. Freak Out

 

[Earth]

Check this out for a vid list...

https://www.youtube.com/@br1tag/videos

When did he not call it ! Consistently piercing insight is a shit load of work, a rare gift too.

 

[Earth]

 

[Timcognito]

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Yes and don't forget Suzie Creamcheese

 

[jkasch]

He actually called it out in 1967 it was on the first Lp I ever purchased. Freak Out

Still have that album from 1966. Was one of my firsts. Somewhere along my many moves the first record of the double album disappeared.

 

[Brian Hall]

(Krea 2 in Forge-Neo)

 

[Earth]

Consistently piercing insight is a shit load of work, unlike AI

 

[Earth]

 

[Ropeburn]

Gul du Cat

 

[ta240]

Not everything needs to be farm to fork...

 

[Bleib]

 

[respice finem]

I once did the opposite, kind of... I fell asleep during a MRI scan (about 20 minutes)

 

[Bleib]

 

[respice finem]

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The curse of knowledge

 

[Bleib]

 

[Soundproof]

Already going on with MacOS and Apple creative suite too, as far as I'm aware. That was always Apple's AI focus (or "focus"). Mini M6 beefed up accordingly. Keynotes will tell to what extent. Pretty sure on device app integrated AI will be everywhere as soon as it can be implemented. To be expected for the likes of DaVinci and Blender + what not whenever they are able to get it done.

Speak of the devil.....

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[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[Karmacoma]

 

[Ropeburn]

Typical local business cluster:

Coroner - crime scene cleaner - gun shop

 

[Multicore]

When did he not call it !

In a 1971 TV interview in the Netherlands

"You go out on the road, you strap on a bunch of girls, you come back to the house, you find out you got the clap. What're you gonna do, keep it a secret from your wife, you know? So I come back there and I say, 'Look, I've got the clap, go get a prescription.' So she goes out and gets some penicillin tablets, we both take 'em and that's it."

Fuchs ache, Frank! Gale was awesome and deserved better. Certainly didn't deserve this public humiliation.

Consistently piercing insight is a shit load of work, a rare gift too.

I like a lot of the music. As a band leader he was sometimes literally the best in the game (e.g. 74 tour) and other times disastrous (e.g. Flo & Eddie, the final tour). His guitar improvisation was a huge inspiration when I was young that I do not regret. The lyrics and non-song polemic are a very mixed bag I don't really want to get into. Combine all these and sometimes it was great (some boots I could mention) and other times it was just god awful (e.g. Zappa in New York) and others it was a frustrating mix (e.g. Joes Garage has some wonderful music mixed with rubbish I'm embarrassed to admit to listening.)