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I know that All the money gets back into the music anyway.

superb point!

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that's all i need.

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if only there was some magical home use software solution to convert bluray to dvd…

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Yep it seems expensive but it's 3 LP, 2 CD, a Bluray, books and shipping. And it's Demon Box! So take my money! :lol:

I spent more cash on traveling to one show including accomodation and ramsacking the merch table. Bit bummed, though, that it's a bluray and no DVD…

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so it's 3 books and 1 Bluray (no DVD?) coming with either 2 CDs or 3 LPs?

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btw I'm watching the brilliant TV series "The Newsroom" these days (been pointed there through a MP article by Oliver Pollak, so it's not totally OT, ha!). There's one little sideplot happening about trolls who gather on trollboards to brag. They give each other rankings and privilegies according to their "exploits". Don't know if those boards exist in real life, or internet as some call it, but imagine that. :lol:

Sad.

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Pointing out trollism to a troll doesn't work. By definition. Actually they love it. So here's how to maintain a cool phorum:

first: spot troll

then: ignore troll

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Absolutely! Hans told me about 2 or even 3 years ago about the possibility of a DB-on-DVD release. But I guess it's probably still in project stage, then fundraising, then assembling, then designing and whatnot… so I guess it won't happen before 2019.

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I just dropped by to say that Jimmy Carr is brilliant.

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Want! Bad!

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another great recording! is it me or do they get better?

The Wheeeeeeelll!!!

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wow, superb audio quality on this recording! thanks a lot.

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and then they can indulge themselves into the proper albums according to taste.

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As totally uncool as it may be (yawn…), this one even says it:

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Geb may not sing about gnomes on bikes in interstellar overdrive, but at least the intro sounds very Sydish. Also Syd often based the songs' rhythms around the lyrics or rather the amount of words he used, hence the quirky beats. Never Let You Out goes quite a bit there, too. So it's not a reference as say "Sterling Says" but the vibe's there.

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