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lighthead2toe · 07-21-2008, 11:29 PM

JJ, I have to tell you that this came across to me as a most joyous moment of exuberance; sort of... well, I think I'm still there. I never really left the place. I'm getting ready now to go down to the concert and meet up with the folks later at the pub again and just carry it on. It's never gonna' end man. This is just too cool.
I experimented with playing it full screen without sound as well and it is amazing. I could see the pictures flow across the room and into my mind they did go. Talk about one picture saying a thousand words; man these images tell it all from beginning to end. How could you top that?
But I have to say that a tear did veer through the fragile veneer of this guitar pickin' guy and whether it's High and Dry or Wherefore and Why, there's nothin' like talking of Days Gone By. Cheers, RJ.

07-21-2008, 11:29 PM	#11
lighthead2toe Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: canada Posts: 920	Re: Reflections of May 2008 JJ, I have to tell you that this came across to me as a most joyous moment of exuberance; sort of... well, I think I'm still there. I never really left the place. I'm getting ready now to go down to the concert and meet up with the folks later at the pub again and just carry it on. It's never gonna' end man. This is just too cool. I experimented with playing it full screen without sound as well and it is amazing. I could see the pictures flow across the room and into my mind they did go. Talk about one picture saying a thousand words; man these images tell it all from beginning to end. How could you top that? But I have to say that a tear did veer through the fragile veneer of this guitar pickin' guy and whether it's High and Dry or Wherefore and Why, there's nothin' like talking of Days Gone By. Cheers, RJ.