Because there just ain’t much else to do . . .
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Duration : 0:3:34
Yeah! This is the live performance of the classic of the classics, the n#1 Prog-Anthem with Kevin Moore at the keys!
Dream Theater live in Tokyo Japan 1993, Wait for sleep, arranged version for complete group.
Duration : 0:2:45
The reunited Cheech & Chong perform the theme song to perhaps the most hilarious movie ever, “Up In Smoke,” on Saturday, November 22, 2008, at the Berkeley Community Theater in Berkeley, CA. Tommy Chong was on guitar and both he and Cheech sang a verse.
Cheech & Chong sounded great- they added a few extra lines and bits to pretty much all of their skits. The show was great, and despite a power outage that plunged the entire theater into darkness for about 10 minutes, the crowd loved every second of it. It’s great to have these guys back when the world definitely needs some laughs.
Duration : 0:2:54
95,000 views!
Song / Panic Attack
Album / Octavarium
Artist / Dream Theater
Year / 2005
Lyrics :
All wound up
On the edge
Terrified
Sleep disturbed
Restless mind
Petrified
Bouts of fear
Permeate
All I see
Heightening
Nervousness
Threatens me
I am paralyzed
So afraid to die
Caught off guard
Warning signs
Never show
Tension strikes
Choking me
Worries grow
Why do I feel so numb
Is it something to do with where I come from
Should this be fight or flight
I don’t know why I’m constantly so uptight
Rapid heartbeat pounding through my chest
Agitated body in distress
I feel like I’m in danger
Daily life is strangled by my stress
A stifling surge
Shooting through all my veins
Extreme apprehension
Suddenly I’m insane
Lost all hope for redemption
A grave situation desperate at best
Why do I feel so numb
Is it something to do with where I come from
Should this be fight or flight
I don’t know why I’m constantly reeling
Helpless hysteria
A false sense of urgency
Trapped in my phobia
Possessed by anxiety
Run
Try to hide
Overwhelmed by this complex delirium
Helpless hysteria
A false sense of urgency
Trapped in my phobia
Possessed by anxiety
Run
Try to hide
Overwhelmed by this complex delirium
Duration : 0:8:14
Dont you think someone has too much time on there hands? Because back then people used to get stoned and watch movies. They remember a whole different planet thing they saw ; while under the influence. What happens is that it culmivates to the discovery of Pink Floyd dark side of the moon can synchronize to The Wizard Of Oz? And people accually believe it, even though it does kinda synchronize but what how for.
In this day and age you will be told : You have way too much time on your hands. Do people still get stoned or take acid to watch movies or tv shows? You dont hear about it much anymore. People can smuggle drugs into concerts, but the other thing. Maybe you dont hear about it much anymore because society has changed. Maybe because the good old fashioned video stores are not there, they went out of business? Something in society has changed.
People in there teens and 20s till stopping, used to get together-anywhere-just to get high. What great friends! They are not your friends, they are drug buddies. After the drugs are gone, growing up, or something else happens they are not there anymore.
Cool to get together at your house with understanding parents. To get together with friends somewhere else-sometimes to watch movies-or out in public to do drugs. Another group takes over, even if they step up police. But guess what; all those other nights, the cops were not there.
Funny how in the old days there were classic VHS videostores, midnight movies, and everybody had a common vision. Nobody wants to go to midnight movies. Watching videos alone in your home on the weekend shows you have no life? Marijuana is a social drug. But drugs are optional.
People watch the movie while high. People watch the tv while high, people just get high-sometimes alone, sometimes with friends. They can do other things, like crank calls, look at trippy youtube videos and leave comments, or other things to put there money towards.
Lights on or dimly lit room to live out fantasies; they get high with a bunch of friends late at night. Then before it gets too late (they may have been playing a tape or any recording) they call you on the phone. Resnable hour. This is not a crank call. There are different things to do; old school, in different combinations but nobody cares.
There are some people that are in there mid 30s but friends still act like they are 16 by crank calling you at 3 am. This one guy has a child that is being taken care of by the mother and step dad in another state. There are other things to spend your hard earned money on besides drugs. You and your friends can get into the car and go for a ride, crusing.
All in a room getting high in somebodys apartment.
Living on your own in your late teens early 20s in a perfect situation (rent was cheaper back then compared to now) and you have your friend, who is a roommate & you got a 2 bedroom apartment. Make plenty of money, your mind should be full of ideas, without drugs.
That has got to take an effect on your self, psyche, and mind. Receiving strange mail, having your own, but you dont take advantage of it. Your friend and roommate.
Here is something: why dont you do something kooky? The apartment is upstairs. You have a stairs, balcony, ledge, and windows. Depends on how it is created. How about if you are up do things on the patio that your imagination takes you. Others did it.
Maybe you can spend your money on something else besides drugs and beer. Like going to a midnight movie? How about a video rental ? watch tv? Go to the local colleges and see if they have any quirky film festivals? Look in the newspapers for free outdoor showing of movies. Have a bunch of friends come over to have fun without the drugs, because they are optional.
Funny thing about the drugs: nobody thinks or are ashamed. Because you only have 2 bedrooms, a couch, and whatelse??? People you have never seen before (your friend, not your roommate) come over , get high, stay up all hours of the night. By almost 12 pm the next morning, you hear a knock on the door. Or the doorbell rings. A misguided friend has come for some reason, and you can see that you were on the floor with a thin blanket over you. Other people are sleeping on the couch, elsewhere, but they are too sleepy to notice. Boy is the guy surprised.
But after they move out without telling you, they contact you and tell lies. They leave some damage behind. Stuff left behind. Who is gonna clean up the broken doorknob? Well here is one, some others rented the same apartmentthen disappeared!!!
So here is an idea: why dont you and your friends get on here, make up a different youtube account, watch all these videos, and leave as many comments as you want to? Have fun; drugs are optional. But think about all the things you would do if you were in the same situation? Your imaginations the limit! Drugs are optional.
Duration : 0:0:38
Michael Jackson’s THIS IS IT – In theaters 10/28. Get tickets now at http://ThisIsIt-Movie.com/
Michael Jackson’s THIS IS IT will offer Jackson fans and music lovers worldwide a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the performer as he developed, created and rehearsed for his sold-out concerts that would have taken place beginning this summer in Londons O2 Arena. Chronicling the months from April through June, 2009, the film is produced with the full support of the Estate of Michael Jackson and drawn from more than one hundred hours of behind-the-scenes footage, featuring Jackson rehearsing a number of his songs for the show. Audiences will be given a privileged and private look at Jackson up close and personal. In raw and candid detail, Michael Jacksons THIS IS IT captures the singer, dancer, filmmaker, architect, creative genius and great artist at work as he creates and perfects his final show. Kenny Ortega, who was both Michael Jacksons creative partner and the director of the stage show is also directing the film, which is being produced by Randy Phillips, Kenny Ortega and Paul Gongaware. Executive producers are John Branca and John McClain. The film will be distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Releasing.
Duration : 0:3:28
Jersey City @ Landmark Loews Theater, 10.21.06