6. Newcastle Vs Newcastle Comparisons-1 (The Crazy Debate: 8/27/2010) Video
Before I get into the 1980s concerts, I would like to throw out a treat for everybody! My friends (thebiggestqueenfan, and tsskiller08) and myself decided to try out an idea--have a live debate via Skype! I recorded this debate using a very cheap built-in microphone (which explains the relatively bad sound quality--though it's still listenable), and used GarageBand as the recording source. We cover the entire Crazy Tour of Queen (well the recorded gigs), and we broke each song down and discussed them. This debate was entirely ad-libbed (you can hear mistakes/bloopers throughout--I'll make a partial list below), and based off our own knowledge. Some stuff you may agree with--some stuff you will disagree with. But you can all agree on one thing: This was a LONG debate (1 hour and 42 minutes)!
ENJOY!!!
Here's a partial list of bloopers:
1. I was swigging on Carlo Rossi (wine) and Mountain Dew throughout this whole debate--leading to me forgetting which gig I was talking about in some parts. Also I would forget which songs were on which concerts--so I would just improv through, or make TSS and Brian talk.
2. TSS forgets which Hot Space gig he was talking about (Cologne 1982 instead of Edinburgh 1982), leading to some rather comical moments of correction between him, Brian, and myself (keep in mind--I forgot too)!
3. Despite being solely about the Crazy Tour, TSS thought it would a good idea to add the Sheer Heart Attack Tour, Japan 1979 and the mid 80s tours to the debate! I love that guy!
1. Introduction (The Crazy Debate: 8/27/2010) Before I get into the 1980s concerts, I would like to throw out a treat for everybody! My friends (thebiggestqueenfan, and tsskiller08) and myself decided to try out an idea--have a live debate via Skype! I recorded this debate using a very cheap built-in microphone (which explains the relatively bad sound quality--though it's still listenable), and used GarageBand as the recording source. We cover the entire Crazy Tour of Queen (well the recorded gigs), and we broke each song down and discussed them. This debate was entirely ad-libbed (you can hear mistakes/bloopers throughout--I'll make a partial list below), and based off our own knowledge. Some stuff you may agree with--some stuff you will disagree with. But you can all agree on one thing: This was a LONG debate (1 hour and 42 minutes)! ENJOY!!! Here's a partial list of bloopers: 1. I was swigging on Carlo Rossi (wine) and Mountain Dew throughout this whole debate--leading to me forgetting which gig I was talking about in some parts. Also I would forget which songs were on which concerts--so I would just improv through, or make TSS and Brian talk. 2. TSS forgets which Hot Space gig he was talking about (Cologne 1982 instead of Edinburgh 1982), leading to some rather comical moments of correction between him, Brian, and myself (keep in mind--I forgot too)! 3. Despite being solely about the Crazy Tour, TSS thought it would a good idea to add the Sheer Heart Attack Tour, Japan 1979 and the mid 80s tours to the debate! I <b>...</b>
Wine Gift as a Fancy, On Budget Gift
Wine gift is fancy historic religious present, evidences show the age of wine production is 6000 BC in countries like Iran and Georgia and 4500 BC in Europe Wine is a perfect gift, because always ready, consumable, suit the age and on budget present
The Wine Lover's Guide to Camping in France
What could be better than relaxing in the peace and quiet of the French countryside, watching the sun go down with a glass of local wine in your hand For wine lovers, camping in France is about more than finding a good campsite to relax in - it's also about discovering the local vineyards to try the wines right at the source
Understanding French Wine Regions
Understanding French wine can be daunting, especially when you start to delve deeper into the mix of regions, grape varieties, complex laws and labels that make up the country’s wine industry. To help you on your way, we’ve put together a short guide to French wine so you can get an idea for the types of wine that you can expect from each region.
Get The Most From Your White Wine
White wine is incredibly versatile and makes the ideal drink for a dinner party, celebration or, simply, for sipping with friends or family. And the good news is that, even if you don't know much about white wine, it's really easy to get the best from it. Follow these simple tips and you can't go wrong.
