Peart, Terry Bozzio, Ginger Baker and Kieth Moon have always been my favorites for sheer energy in execution, improvisation, and texture. John Bonham was fun to listen to and watch, too. Surprisingly, I sat mesmerized by Charlie Watts at this show in 79' in Dallas where the band was Page, Clapton, and Beck all jamming with Entwistle on bass and Watts on drums. He looks like a tax collector sitting there but busts out an incredible envelop of rhythm with the precision of a Swiss timepiece on a minimalist kit.

Likely would roll around in the trailer.

>> ^Chaucer:

why could he not carry them the other way?

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>> ^bobknight33:

Its cotton


Its cotton what?

*skill

oh, and we agree with the mesmerizing part of your description mintbbb....Simple stuff like this I could watch or do, all day

Weird *dance, but one gets hooked (that dress in those moves... kinda mesmerizing actually).
Natasha Khan brings the musical *quality as per usual.

there was some truly amazing, mesmerizing footage in this video. Loved it. how much is one of these babies again?

edit: wow... i gotta say, for the quality, it's a pretty cheap camera. top of the line seems to be $399

This shits the bomb, Tom! That dancin' Korean kid loop....mesmerizing.

wtf, where did my 10 minutes go?
Jim is mesmerizing ;/

You guys are laughing now, but it's this kind of skill that will mesmerize hordes of zombies and stop them dead in their tracks.

>> ^Jinx:

>> ^probie:

Only 3? Aren't the only ones that can't Engineer and Elementalist and both of them have ways to switch to new skills sets just in different ways.

and ya, even though I have a few gripes with it I definitely don't regret buying it (and preordering ).


I thought only the ranger, mesmer and necromancer have the "switch loadout" key bound to tilde (~). I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure it's only the three.

Also, for those running older machines, I'm running an i7, GTX260 and 4GB of ram and the game runs pretty decent.

*brief Short, but great.

This truly is one of the most amazing CME or Filament eruptions I've ever seen. I personally think this is, literally, the BEST I've witnessed. It's mesmerizing and AMAZING to watch... Truly an amazing dance of high energy Physics with extremely powerful forces of Physics also at play, making this little dance all come together; much like the beautiful loops of plasma formed over sunspots as the plasma flows from the negative flow sunspot it's positive brother. This flow between these two areas create magnificent loops of plasma above the Sun's surface sometimes stable for awhile until there is a magnetic reconnection, which in turn creates the stunning filament that was created in the southeastern area (which now has rotated towards us and is more central southern area) of the Sun and then shooting off into space in many directions. All thanks to NASA's SDO satellite that took this amazing video (and photos; there is also a FAR bigger array of things that the little satellite got: scientific readings at several time increments, photos in every energy frequency you want basically, same with video, and other assorted stuff--it REALLY IS the little satellite that CAN do, it has shown time and time again that NASA knew what they were doing when they made it and they have lived up to their reputation of exceeding the standard of excellence that is expected of them--JUST LIKE the now infamous Curiosity rover; GO NASA).

P.S.- This is off-topic, but here it goes anyway... There is a great need for us to overhaul our education system, there have been so many examples lately that show the need for more science/engineering students from/in the United Sates. Which right now just isn't happening. The U.S. superiority complex is losing to ITSELF, mostly thanks to idiotic Bible-thumping Republicans/Tea-Party members. Just look at what NASA has done in the last 10 years with the small and ridiculous budget they have--the same people that once put men on the Moon and created a HUGE amount of new devices (like the MRI, just for a quick example; there's a huge list somewhere--NASA happens to be one of the only government agencies that uses its money, files patents, and then the U.S. creates a consumer version that makes quite a bit of money...). NASA has a PERFECT Curiosity landing, a landing that was extremely complicated and...well, awesome. A team like that would make use of EVERY PENNY, better than a bank could. Sadly our government is delusional along with the citizens who almost believe sometimes that NASA should just be zeroed out. BUT, I think NASA of course deserves 20 or 30 times the money it receives. We, in HOW we treat our own REMARKABLE, admired, and talked of world wide Space Program, make ourselves look like the idiots we are (atleast the ones that deserve that statement). If Obama wants to do something interesting he should raise NASA's budget by quite a bit, as Mitt has made it clear that he plans to just raise the military's already bloated beyond definition ("We're a hyperpower...") budget and to possibly engage in two wars, plus a second and brand-new Cold War with Putin's Russia.

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Absolutely mesmerizing.

ecstatic states. focus. the unwobbling pivot.

This sufi dancer is known as a Whirling Dervish, and this dance is a form of dhikr (or remembrance of God) among a Persian Sufi order known as the Mevlevi. They are followers of Rumi, a 13th-century poet and among one of my favorite poets of all time.

>> ^Stormsinger:

How can he -not- fall over?