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^ HaHa. This reminds me of what relucant schoolboys used to say in the '60s:
Why bother studying? The more you learn, the more you know. The more you know, the more you forget. The more you forget, the less you know, so why bother studying?
More like Homer: "Marge, everytime I learn something new I forget something old! Remember when I drank all that beer and then forgot how to drive?"
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^ I think this is about my all-time fave Captain Beefheart live clip. For 1968 it is such a powerful song and such a strange looking bunch of guys. What makes it especially good is the setting and the circumstance: not allowed to perform in an official music festival in Cannes, Cptn. Beefheart set up on the beach and played for free. Today his performance lives on, which cannot be said for any other act from the '68 Cannes Music Festival, afaik: the last laugh goes to Beefheart!
Didn't know that, very neat.
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Batlord hasn't voted yet. Hey, how do you expect your posse to win if you don't even vote?
This thread is lame and I refuse to give it the satisfaction.
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^ HaHa. This reminds me of what relucant schoolboys used to say in the '60s:
Why bother studying? The more you learn, the more you know. The more you know, the more you forget. The more you forget, the less you know, so why bother studying?
Theorem: The less you know, the more money you make.
Postulates:
Knowledge = Power
Time = Money
Since Power = Work / Time,
Knowledge = Work / Money
Money = Work / Knowledge
As Knowledge approaches zero, Money aproaches infinity, regardless of Work.
QED
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Today his performance lives on, which cannot be said for any other act from the '68 Cannes Music Festival, afaik: the last laugh goes to Beefheart!
But, just imagine him there (it was the MIDEM Festival in Cannes to be a bit more accurate)
with Tom Jones, Lulu, Moody Blues, P.J. Proby, and The Supremes.
It may have been interesting to see Procol Harum, Long John Baldry,
a pre-Spooky Tooth band that I can't remember the name of, and Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger's Trinity.
OK, I checked the DVD of the concert and it wasSpooky Tooth
and not their pre-SP band, Art, that played three tunes.
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