backwoods
man, that is vague and I'm totally intrigued! :) was there some kind of skill gap ?

Dubdisciple may be trying to avoid offending his subjects. Even the best English speakers can misinterpret the intention of an observation reduced to text. Like if I tell my wife, "I am amazed that a woman could do X so well'" she would likely not take that as a compliment to a member of her sex.

I went to get my mind blown, but didn't have enough cash on me...

Not long ago I was waiting for someone at Union Square and next to me a Middle Eastern looking guy was being introduced to a group of people. As he shook their hands he said "How dare you....how dare you....how dare you..."

It was like a Two Ronnies sketch.

Hi,
 
Easy for me!!!!
 
In one night, I heard Tangerine Dream (Phaedra), Nektar (Tab in the ocean) and Genesis (Selling England by the Pound) ... this was late in 1972, or 1973, I can't even remember that far now.
 
And I was having (also) a nice time with the clodful mushyrumps.
 
After that, many an evening listening to Space Pirate Radio in Santa Barbara, was quite mind blowing and fun, and quite often far superior than anything else in my life. I still have 400 hours of his shows and they are pure radio and so far out and experimental and crazy that some folks simply have no idea what radio could ever do, or have done.
 
Unfortunately I can not copy/share them because of commercials and other small details. But the music history itself on this show makes dope look/sound/taste/feel totally immature, stupid and un-necessary! But I want some of the Aldous Huxley special on my death bed!!!!!

craigb
I went to get my mind blown, but didn't have enough cash on me...

Next time, have one on me...
 
 

Moshkito
Hi,
 
Easy for me!!!!
 
In one night, I heard Tangerine Dream (Phaedra), Nektar (Tab in the ocean) and Genesis (Selling England by the Pound) ... this was late in 1972, or 1973, I can't even remember that far now.
 
And I was having (also) a nice time with the clodful mushyrumps.
 
After that, many an evening listening to Space Pirate Radio in Santa Barbara, was quite mind blowing and fun, and quite often far superior than anything else in my life. I still have 400 hours of his shows and they are pure radio and so far out and experimental and crazy that some folks simply have no idea what radio could ever do, or have done.
 
Unfortunately I can not copy/share them because of commercials and other small details. But the music history itself on this show makes dope look/sound/taste/feel totally immature, stupid and un-necessary! But I want some of the Aldous Huxley special on my death bed!!!!!

Whoa, Tangerine Dream .... I had forgot about them!
I saw them open for Sting doing a solo show in Dallas around 1980 I think it was.
That was some memories, if I could remember them! lol