Chimerical_Entity
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"May this be Love" was a song released by the Jimi Hendrix Experience on their 1967 debut album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfFlO6lHZ2g
1:48 - 2:55 (this is the solo) (best heard with headphones)
It is a great song from start to finish but the solo is.....something else. I'll leave it at that.
In my many years of listening to Hendrix tunes I've never heard him craft a more beautiful minute or so.
You hear the name Hendrix thrown around in peoples "greatest guitarists of all time lists" , and this can make you numb to his brilliance. It can leave you asking questions like - "Jimi Hendrix was good, but is he really THAT good?!" And
The next Matrix film (Matrix 4) is set to be released next year. From everything we can gather so far, It looks to be a fast paced action movie, similar to the other three installments (especially the final 2). I believe this should not happen.
The next Matrix film should be a stand alone film. The movie would be based in the Matrix universe but it would not be a continuation of the trilogy. It would follow the life of an unsuspecting, ordinary man living in the Matrix. However, this would not be a Neo origin story. Unlike Neo, this character would not be the "chosen one". There would be no external force trying to break him free from the Matrix. He would be completely forgotten and rela
The next Matrix film (Matrix 4) is set to be released next year. From everything we can gather so far, It looks to be a fast paced action movie, similar to the other three installments (especially the final 2). I believe this should not happen.
The next Matrix film should be a stand alone film. The movie would be based in the Matrix universe but it would not be a continuation of the trilogy. It would follow the life of an unsuspecting, ordinary man living in the Matrix. However, this would not be a Neo origin story. Unlike Neo, this character would not be the "chosen one". There would be no external force trying to break him free from the Matrix. He would be completely forgotten and relati
He famously refused to be drafted to fight in the Vietnam War (an act many people considered to be courageous, considering he lost alot for this choice). Is he respected for this by Vietnamese people? Or is he not as publically known/talked about?
for example, you work very hard on creating a detailed, labour intensive drawing and then show it to your friends who say "cool drawing, but where did you get this amazing paper from?!"
It seems almost every NBA team follows what I call a "drip" method when it comes to subbing in players. They start with a starting 5 and then remove 1 or 2 players at a time.
Why is this so? Players never fully form any chemistry as a 5 man unit because it's constantly being changed little by little. Instead, why not start with your usual 5 and then sub out the whole starting 5 at once with a new unit. That way an entirely fresh starting 5 comes in ready to go. And they have more time as a unit to form chemistry.
Is there a downside to this? Why don't more teams consider doing this, insteading of subbing out individual players one by one?