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I know, it's amaziing isn't it? How have you BEEN all these years? Life been good to you? Still got that rash? We need to get together sometimes, you know, for old times' sake. I still think of you and me every time I hear "The Horse" on the radio. Gimme a call, ok?

Thanks for posting this! Are you single?

All I get is a list. Which one do I choose?

Even more interesting is the version that Curtis did on FIRE AND FILLIGRE for BeeHive. He replaces the original bridge with the one of "Sortie". Kinda' wack, really...

Geez, you people with marketable skills sure make me jealous! Seriously, if I had an interview like that, I'd be all over that shit. Best of luck to ya'!

You're more than welcome, Tony. Thanks for listening! Most of the rest of y'all should not sleep on Hewitt. Simple as that. (especially if you're a "keyboardist" w/an alleged penchant for "homemade changes"... ) I'm ordering V2 asap.

What company is this?

You still use the spike.

I thought that too at first, but then the coffee would be a bubble floating around You grossly underestimate the density of Texas coffee.

DRINKING coffee is for sissies.

I just figured you'd gone weightless, being in Houston and all...

No, I'm not sure... hmmmmmmmm.... I'm wrong, it seems. My bad. Didn't know that they were brothers, though. Learned something.

There's also the whole National Geographic Channel thing, if your cable/satellite thigs goes there. And your TV still works after flooding your property to keep the beavers busy. Let's face it, if you're flooding your property to keep beaver busy, TV is the last of your problems. But...they're filming a Spike TV documentary about it!

Oh, sorry: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...ndpost&p=248878

Nah, just knowing that what would be put on the disc at this point in time would not play too well in the room. Trust me on this one.

There's also the whole National Geographic Channel thing, if your cable/satellite thigs goes there.

Funny you should mention that, as today on PBS I saw a show about man's encroachment on natural habitats causing many problems with animals, like this one fella had his whole property flooded by beavers. They don't have anywehre else to go! If you flood the property with water, they'll build a dam. And if you flood the property, you can raise fish. Fish to feed the hungry. Or to sell at market price. Either way, nothing but good comes from playing games with nature! Never mind that you've just fucked up your home and farm big time. Take that as a sign that God wants you to move on, and sell it to some developers. More money for you, more strip malls for the needy. Win-win. See nature benefits us all, no matter how badly we fuck it up! It's God's message, telling me to move to a blue state. Water is blue. Fire is red. Revelations IS coming to pass!

Funny you should mention that, as today on PBS I saw a show about man's encroachment on natural habitats causing many problems with animals, like this one fella had his whole property flooded by beavers. They don't have anywehre else to go! If you flood the property with water, they'll build a dam. And if you flood the property, you can raise fish. Fish to feed the hungry. Or to sell at market price. Either way, nothing but good comes from playing games with nature! Never mind that you've just fucked up your home and farm big time. Take that as a sign that God wants you to move on, and sell it to some developers. More money for you, more strip malls for the needy. Win-win. See nature benefits us all, no matter how badly we fuck it up!

Lead singer of the Levin Spoonful.

Daniel he wasn't, obviously...

Funny you should mention that, as today on PBS I saw a show about man's encroachment on natural habitats causing many problems with animals, like this one fella had his whole property flooded by beavers. They don't have anywehre else to go! If you flood the property with water, they'll build a dam. And if you flood the property, you can raise fish. Fish to feed the hungry. Or to sell at market price. Either way, nothing but good comes from playing games with nature!

It would be too convinient to say that it's part of the movement (intentional or inevitable) to position nature as something to be conquered and consumed rather than something to be marvelled at and respected, so I won't say it.

Must be the same Tony Levin who played with Gil Evans, too.

Works for me! Thanks.