PixlBit

He's fun to listen to.

Interesting. Learn something new every day.

Oh man, here it is. The bootleg I had was 4-21-1974 at Montreal University Sports Center. It's the first album on the upper left on this web page: http://digilander.libero.it/visionofangel/Genboot74.htm

I don't get the TV show watching. I used to room with a friend who came home every day from work to sit in front of the TV and watch "his shows". I used to hate seeing that routine every day. I just can't get into an endless parade of episodes that last all year long. It's like living in the show's world day after day. Also, TV is such a passive activity that I can't stand it more than the couple hours of a movie once or twice a week. I need to interact with something like a game.

Actually I just remembered that they did it in Japan with the Professor Layton movie. 

Did he address the crowd in French? I used to have a bootleg called L'Ange Gabriel where he begins with "Salud!" and then explains each song still in broken French. I used to try and figure out the words since I knew the story of the songs like the back of my hand. His French description of Cinema Show was pretty funny in French. It was from the year before actually, now that I think of it. Their 1973 set.

Nice. It was a pleasant surprise to hear Scott Sharkey's voice on Retronauts. His bad attitude makes mine better. Snarky Sharkey as I like to think of him.

Been wanting to play a Disgaea game for a while now. I have Afternoon of Darkness for PSP in my collection.

    TV, SPORTS, COD. These are the things you can be associated with. Anything else is just fodder for Big Band Theory and will get you ostracised to some lonely nerd island. Say hello to Gilligan. He'll be your only friend.

(I can't get enough of that Xbox One Reveal remix video. I think it's a profound statement of mainstream interests)

People are always doing two things at once these days. When you have a smart phone with all that access to information and ability to instantly text a friend, you're going to use it all the time. Someone should do a movie where you have to interact with your phone at the same time. The movie goers are doing it anyway. Why not integrate it into the experience? It's creeping into gaming too with the Wii-U's game pad alongside your TV and what Microsoft is planning with integrating the Surface tablet with Xbox One. (I forget the name of the game that will let one person use a tablet while the other plays with the controller in the same game. It was mentioned on the Wired's Gamelife Podcast last week).