eeke wrote: 
see, that's why it's such a bummer I didn't even manage to see this band at least ONCE while I lived in colorado. the opportunities were of sheer abundance! i read their band's name everywhere there, it felt like they were playing on a weekly basis...but I thought they're just an uninteresting & talentfree local combo...and drove down to denver to see nation-wide, overpaid acts...oh, silly me.

I like this song. an instant 8.

eyewall wrote: 
Dude, you must not step too close to the edge of your earth... the fall is into infinity (yes... look it up)

Seeing as there was no drought over the entire Earth over the last seven years, I think this one can go into the museum of failed prophecies of doom, alongside Nostradamus, The Population Bomb, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Jupiter Effect, Y2K, and the Mayan calendar thing in December of 2012.

andrewimft wrote: 

They should have named the band in such a way as to communicate that fact.  Wait a minute...

xkolibuul wrote: Nice post. And this is one of the biggest things I have problems with -- people who get their science via politicians, religious figures or professional entertainers. What xkolibuul said. Pick up a magazine or journal that's written by scientists. Attend a talk by a scientist -- your local university probably has them free and open to the public every week. Read a book. -sigh-

techer2 wrote: All Big Head Todd's lyrics are available on the band's Web site, www.bigheadtodd.com. (So is every single song, too - free!) Enjoy!

Oh look, the conspiracy theory. Never heard that one before. Forget about television. If you'd stop surfing the net 24/7 and actually read a few scientific journals (start with Science), you'd realize how rapidly our climate is shifting, and how humankind's fingerprints are all over this trend. Do you really think we can extract most of Earth's geological carbon stores (coal, oil, gas) and burn them up in little more than a century, and not affect the atmosphere? Dissent is normal and constant in science. That's a red herring. The real action is where the scientific consensus is, and how it is shifting. Our understanding of global climate is getting better by the week (to say nothing of '75) and the evidence is now overwhelming that Earth's climate is warming rapidly. There could well be a natural component to this warming (since climate varies naturally) and there is a very good possibility there is a human component. Given how dramatically we're already impacting environmental systems, we're not doing ourselves any favors if we're supercharging a natural warming trend. True arrogance is arguing that 6+ billion people couldn't possibly affect Earth. Oh, and that supposed drastic economic hit from reducing carbon emissions? Sure, if you're working for a coal company. But developing and converting to energy efficient technologies will employ a lot more people than the fossil fuels industry, and save us more $$ too. Its called progress. eyewall wrote:

I really like this song...it speaks volumes about the direction of the world

I wish there was a catagory for "different- I need to get used to it, but has potential" . RP has introduced me to whole worlds of new music, some of it I didn't like at first but ultimately, I've added much more than I've rejected.

                       Doll Evolution
Only easy on the reins can catch a cloud and ride.

Limpopoking wrote:  This response is the perfect retort to the type of reasoning exemplified by the bumper sticker "Not every ejaculation deserves a name" that I have seen in the Bay Area. In the sense that Monty Python did it so much better with the classic hit "Not every sperm is sacred". Pure unadulterated nonsense (an oxymoron, since for nonsense to exist, something must have been adulterated) is best countered with your type of comment!

ziggytrix wrote: 

Oh good grief, are you that blind?  Probably not.  Just a partisan ideologue.

Wow... that was a very attractive piece of music. Yet again, RP manages to blow my budget through pure awesomeness

bobringer wrote: 

I for one stand corrected, you are absolutely correct, there are no thought processes that lead one to professing to be a conservative.

robco1 wrote:  
"PUKE"  is what I was my freshman year college, pledge, first semester, getting screamed at at the top of their lungs by 40 other grown men, me standing on ice cubes at 3 am on a Thursday morning, in my boxers.  True story.  I am sure it comes from the military traditions.

bobringer wrote: 

roger that, Bob...

Big Head or not..  love this band!

Rock On boys...

...it finally rained today in san antonio...

ziggytrix wrote: 
I love it... they make a accusation (with no examples).  And then when you make the same accusation... they want specific examples.

A bit silly when George Soros and Ariana Huffington are out there for everybody to hear. 

Click here to see for yourself...

Somehow you guys take guys like me... a hard working computer programmer that doesn't know the Koch brothers... doesn't know their politics... doesn't care about their politics...  And you think I'm only a conservative because I'm one of their puppets.

Don't you think you all sound a bit silly?