it was great to see ERIC,JACK,GINGER back together again

Hi O

I attended the Royal Albert Hall concert & it took me less than 2 minutes to realise why I never liked 'Art School Rock' in the first place. My opinion has not changed.

Frankly my idea of hell is an endless series of 9 minute drum solos.

The T shirt was nice though

N

In My opinion your an idiot and you don't appreciate good MUSIC....
PS maybe your sound deaf

Hi O

You said "In My opinion your an idiot and you don't appreciate good MUSIC....
PS maybe your sound deaf"

Perhaps you might want to post your response in your native language, as you still have a lot to learn about English.

The correct usage is 'you're' which is a contraction of 'you are'; not 'your', which (as all native English speakers are aware) is the posessive adjective, modifying the sentence object.

By the way, there is no such thing as 'sound deaf'; perhaps you meant 'tone deaf'. You really need to get a refund from your English teacher, they are not very good at all.

You also should clean your keyboard, as you seem to have a problem with sticking capitals. I assume you did not intend to use random capitalisation, as this is normally only done by submissives when adressing their dominants. Or is that how you see me?

I hope not.

hey moron your An idiot

-- Modified on 12/3/2005 10:20:12 AM

But it took him twenty minutes to compose that reply

N

Clapton stole the show with his guitar solos...

First tine they performed
"Badge" live...My own personal favorite.

Who's who of rock in the audience...Metalica, Winwood, McCartney,Townsend...

Ginger has seen alot of years but hung in.
Jack can still carry those notes of his but Eric never missed a beat on his vocals.

Cheers!

-- Modified on 12/3/2005 2:54:25 PM

Nocers, while I wasn't at the concert, I highly doubt that people would confuse a Cream concert with Yes performing "Tales From Topographic Oceans" (the "War and Peace" of Art Rock) in its entirety.

While both Bruce and Baker have jazz backgrounds,
Cream mostly did guitar based pop songs in the vein of the day (just listen to "I Feel Free" or "Sunshine of Your Love") with a bluesy edge.  You were there, bro.  Their concerts were also a forum for three renowned instrumentalists to show their chops, and the articles I read leading up to the concerts announced that they would be of that nature. I have a hard time believing that Eric Clapton, who has always eschewed showboating even when playing a minutes long blues-based solo, morphed into Trey Anastasio in his old age.

If you think hell is nine minute drum solos, let's go to a Slayer concert sometime.  Or maybe Hilary Duff.  Or GWAR.

My keyboard is just "sticky" in general...I think from too many nights with the webcam.

The guy took a cheap shot and you responded.  I have no problem with that.  But I get a chuckle when someone seeks to put the offender in his/her place by pointing out their poor use of language and in doing so trot out a host of mistakes of their own.

"...is the posessive adjective..: (that would be possessive)

"..your English teacher, they are ..." (you really shouldn't follow the singular reference "teacher" with the plural "they")

"...random capitalisation..." (that would be capitalization)

"...when adressing their ..." (that would be addressing)

Don't take it all so seriously, bro.  Life's too short.  

I hate to vocalise or verbalise this, but if Noctilux is English, which I believe he is, then you should realise that he spelled capitalisation correctly.  We don't tend to utilise a "z" in such words.  There is room for compromise, however, as we do like to fraternise with our American friends.

Hope this doesn't get me ostrasised.

Just don't get me started on the word "colour", LOL.

Aphra