<Birdland (live 1978)> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8q...

<Third Stone from the Sun (live GER 1978)>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtH...

Jaco playing acoustic (with some commentary - 1973)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Egn...

There's discussion about his bass of doom, and the implosion of his upright (due to Florida humidity) in the comments in the last clip.

<Wojtek Pilichowski (2014)>

I hate WANKAS who don't pay their way ...>

Harry, maybe you came with the good intention to troll HMM, but your fixation on this makes you

YOU ARE ON THIS SITE EVERY FKN DAY YOU PARASITE....

I'm beginning to wonder about Kyle Shanahan... Just thinking he's a LOSER and we should cut loose ...

He FKed up Atlanta in the Sooopbowl against the Brady Bunch .... just wondering .... I'm thinking he's a LOSER coach and we should be getting rid ... Lynch CAN FOOK OFF TOO ..

FKN FAFFED OFF ! lol lol lol

Only consolation thinking is We wouldn't be winning the SoooooopBowl anyways ..... Just serious MELTDOWN schiiit for now tho ...

Kyle Shanahan has to go ... just seems a LOSER to me ... some coaches have it, some don't .... he doesn't.

GO NOW

Itz tough being a NINER fan just now ..

Why don't we bring back Colin ??

He's good . He's cool . He rocks...

He's better than fkn Beathard.

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Two kids who did pretty well, 1981, Paul Allen and Bill Gates. I think they both scored perfect 1600s on their high school SATs, brilliant men. They scored big when the pair linked up with IBM to develop software for the IBM PC, MS-DOS (Microsoft Disk Operating System), something us old timers remember. What's a disk? Well, back in the day you actually had to insert a disk into a sleeve in your computer called a disk drive to make your computer do things, just like Scotty the engineer would do on Star Trek. Absolutely primitive!

<https://i.pinimg.com/236x/cf/b7/bc/...> They weighed 30 pounds.

IBM was an early entry into the personal computer business. An IBM PC cost several thousand dollars in the early '80s, quite a bit of money. Years later IBM got out of the personal computing business because PCs were becoming relatively low priced 'gadgets', like small calculators. IBM went back to main frames but Allen and Gates were on their way to becoming two of the world's most famous men.

Allen also owned the Seattle Seahawks and Portland Trailblazers of professional sports. the 'Hawks are valued at over $2B. An NFL team is the rarest of commodities.

He also opened a pop culture museum which included memorabilia of Seattle native son Jimi Hendrix. It's huge!

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helluva statue!

'Pre-conceived notions' sound so..intellectual, doesn't it. <Luke>?>

At least he didn't say:
Pre-conceived notions of lumpen proletariat milieu.

Sometimes Luke uses good words
<rap/hip hop genre>

Your taste in music sucks IMO.>

I knew this would happen, with Jaco
not in the Beatles!

1) a fascist and
2) a Capital SLAVE.>

I will, when I see the game library maintained up to snuff. We are missing at least half of the Olympiad games.>

What's a disk? Well, back in the day you actually had to insert a disk into a sleeve in your computer called a disk drive to make your computer do things>

Folks post Beatles songs here all day long, and HeMateMe talks like floppy disks were used in 1832.

<What's a disk?>

Well, back in the day you actually had to insert a disk into a sleeve in your computer called a disk drive to make your computer do things, just like Scotty the engineer would do on Star Trek. Absolutely primitive!>

You must be just a sapling. In the early 80's, I remember how the <Control Data Cyber> mainframe at the <Georgia Tech ICS department> actually thought it was still using <tape drives>! After displaying or processing some data, we often had to run a "rwf" (rewind file) command to return the "pointer" back to the beginning of the file! I also recall feeding stacks of <punch cards> into a reader to load <FORTRAN> programs into the system.

I find it hard to make an objective argument for prog or heavy metal being superior to the crap young people listens to today>

Prog/heavy metal are typically skilled musicians.

Rap/Hip hop, "sample" musicians.

Prog/heavy metal typically have powerful vocalists.

Rap/Hip hop, "talk."

Riding in a Uber the other day and my ears were assaulted by the driver's loud rap song on the cd with lyrics going something like "I got my Glock and capped the m-- fkrs, don't disrespect me m-- fkrs.' No tip for you mr uber driver. What clown would play crap like this for a passenger? Answer: an Uber driver>

Shows you how much I know about rap.

<"I got my Glock and capped the m-- fkrs>

I would have said:

I'm not a musical snob.>

<as long as it's high quality.>

Heh, heh!

The baby Apples sound like late 70s, maybe 1980 stuff, the better IMB PCs were available by 1985. I think my first computer was a Compaq, maybe $2,000. Of course today it would be outwitted by a five inch cell phone.

hehe wow I remember having a "Telejogo" console game (thats why we called around here)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pong#...

But I have found memories of our "tech" from those days. I loved my cassette tape collections (sometimes recorded from radio, ouch!) where we had to fix it sometimes with a pencil to keep playing..