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Radeon VII.
Oh you typed so much unnecessary stuff there lol (great post though).
I was born in '71 so I'm just the right age for that. Personally I'd have gone with Perfect as an exemplar of The Lightning Seeds oeuvre but there are many to choose from:
and as for Frankie, all I'm going to say is that despite not having owned a turntable for 20 years, I still have this on 12" (bought when it came out) and will likely never sell it. It's probably one of the best pieces of production ever from a British band, Trevor Horn is a genius and this specific mix is one of my favourite songs of all time. Anybody who hasn't heard the 9 minute Annihilation mix from the 12" needs to do so immediately.
Fun fact - the voice of Ronald Regan was provided by Chris Barrie aka Arnold Rimmer, who used to do the voice for him on Spitting Image.
I was never a particular fan of the KLF - I can agree that they were good at what they did without particularly liking it. I also thought the million pound stunt didn't work at all as an artistic statement; whilst accepting that it was entirely their choice to do so I thought it was without any real merit and frankly crass. But let's not argue
I was sufficiently familiar with Big in Japan that it's one of the reasons that the phrase always makes me smile and knew Holly Johnson and Broudie were involved, to be honest Ii didn't know Drummond was but I suspect that in part is because my mind kind of slides over his name without ever really internalising why he's being mentioned.
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You mean that one:
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It's recent, and expensive...
There goes my theory about it being connected to a full moon then
Id rather hear that again than listen to another Starry Eyed Citizen going on about 'never been done before' when they mean 'not actually been done by CIG yet'
<drops beer>
The Hollywood whats??????
The Hollywood whats??????
No, Radeon VII, its labelled in his OSD, this one. https://www.amd.com/en/products/graphics/amd-radeon-vii
So it's not "their own", then?
Culcha shok
I didn't say it was.
I can almost remember the 80's...didn't listen to much music back then as I invariably ended up somewhere where stuff was exploding or strange, unfriendly people were shooting at me
When I wasn't being shot at...this was (and still is) my favourite album of all time. Music died after the 80's...truth
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Fair enough, but its not just ED, which is simply the closest and most obvious example. There are other games out there with engines that do bigger maps.
Oh you typed so much unnecessary stuff there lol (great post though).
I was born in '71 so I'm just the right age for that. Personally I'd have gone with Perfect as an exemplar of The Lightning Seeds oeuvre but there are many to choose from:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oXku7W2HRU
and as for Frankie, all I'm going to say is that despite not having owned a turntable for 20 years, I still have this on 12" (bought when it came out) and will likely never sell it. It's probably one of the best pieces of production ever from a British band, Trevor Horn is a genius and this specific mix is one of my favourite songs of all time. Anybody who hasn't heard the 9 minute Annihilation mix from the 12" needs to do so immediately.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKXLxeBwxV8
Fun fact - the voice of Ronald Regan was provided by Chris Barrie aka Arnold Rimmer, who used to do the voice for him on Spitting Image.
I was never a particular fan of the KLF - I can agree that they were good at what they did without particularly liking it. I also thought the million pound stunt didn't work at all as an artistic statement; whilst accepting that it was entirely their choice to do so I thought it was without any real merit and frankly crass. But let's not argue
I was sufficiently familiar with Big in Japan that it's one of the reasons that the phrase always makes me smile and knew Holly Johnson and Broudie were involved, to be honest Ii didn't know Drummond was but I suspect that in part is because my mind kind of slides over his name without ever really internalising why he's being mentioned.
To be fair, the burning of a million pounds was pretty tame compared to their dumping a dead sheep at the Brit awards or shooting blanks into the audience when they performed with Extreme Noise Terror.
I can almost remember the 80's...didn't listen to much music back then as I invariably ended up somewhere where stuff was exploding or strange, unfriendly people were shooting at me
When I wasn't being shot at...this was (and still is) my favourite album of all time. Music died after the 80's...truth
Oooooh, Alison Moyet. Yazoo were ok, and via Vince Clarke ties in with Erasure and Depeche Mode.
Those nutters are as credible as flat-earthers praising ecstatic their lord Almighty has decreed heliocentrism.
As a rule of thumb...it's always a good idea to totally ignore folk with dodgy face furniture...
Yes you did.
As a rule of thumb...it's always a good idea to totally ignore folk with dodgy face furniture...
Has anyone ever told you that you look a bit Billy Connolly?
Nope...never
You pretty much did
Which is one of the things you were getting some needle on.
Along with being a bit unclear on whether you agreed with the Lando quote about SC's (64bit) scale being unprecedented. (Which I'm sure we can agree it isn't, in terms of map size).
And citing that godawful DF puff piece. You will always get some stick for that