Live Earth

[Appelmoes??]

you owe it to us to present your version. That's just simple civility. 

And end up in another pointless discussion about which band is in what genre? No thank you Besides that being waaay offtopic, I don't really feel the need for it either. No offence ofcourse, it's just my experience that noticing someone has a different opinion in such matters is better than discussing it, since it's all a matter perception and it won't do any good. It does, however, make me glad that we are all different in this tiny world, and that is ofcourse what makes live interesting
But I do hope this explains enough

[Nicky007]

Appelmoes, the great thing about having different experiences and opinions is that we can learn from each other and thereby enrich our lives. That naturally requires that we are willing to share our experiences and opinions and respect the other's such.

For me, a chat forum like the Room is an excellent opportunity to test my thoughts and get some feedback on them.

Nicky.

[Nicky007]

You can see the whole concert at  http://entimg.msn.com/i/ExperienceData/p1-7/us/x.htm?sh=LiveEarth&ep=le_london

For me, the greatest joy was seeing Roger Waters. He's in amazingly good shape, and his usual simple, great self. I realised once again how epochal Floyd's music is.

An amusing feature was that they had two guitarists in unison playing Dave's wonderful solo in Money. I guess the message was that it takes two top guitarists to replace Dave.

There were also fine performances by Chris Cornell, Police, Bon Jovi, and to my surprise, Kelly Clarkson, who's an amazingly good composer and singer.

Nicky.