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@EzayEFM excellient observation. I thought I was seeing things at first, thinking the hulk had actually been knocked clear into the background.

@7300Matt You are quite correct. The wasp does indeed sting the spider into a coma, places it in a burrow, lays a single egg on it and buries it alive. The larvae then hatches enters the spider, and eats it alive from the inside-out, being careful not to touch the vital organs to keep it fresh....

Disappointing

Ouch! It's hurting MY teeth just to look at him. And I just got mine done at the dentist!! LOL

I've heard of this band before from reading Incognito's musical history. But this is the first time I've listened to their music. And yeah, you can tell that Bluey Maunick has had his hand in this group's project. Yet, it offers a refreshing approach to the acid jazz genre; a smoother and ligh...

That has to be one of the smoothest back-up bass playing I've had the pleasure of listening to. It reminds of a friend of mine whom I met in the United States Navy who could play like that, and then some. Great technical proficiency along with an awesome ear, bro. Keep up the excellent work. ...

@opacnii Gotta agree with you 100 percent on that one. All the others had such a wimpy sound.

Wait a minute! something doesn't look right about her right leg and left breast!

@methecooldude You know something my good man, I sincerely believe you are RIGHT! How else would they be able to control the flow of data of the written music unless someone central was doing the actual controlling! You rock, methecooldude!

totally awesome and quite creative

@xLWMx I think it's because they're jealous of the fact they're NOT Sam Tsui.

@tazong It's okay. Even if no one else gets what you were trying to convey, I appreciate the effort. Good piece of work.

@m0torhead000 I would love it if someone did. To actually see Horsell Commons, Westminster Bridge and other locations mentioned in the novel would definitely put authenticity back into the story.

Who would have ever guessed that this beautiful song is actually on a two-CD set of Jeff Wayne's musical version of H. G. Wells' "The War of the Worlds"?! In fact, I'm recalling the passage that was read by the great actor Richard Burton who performed the voice of the narrator during the musical...

Whoa!! I haven't heard this cut in ages! And it still sounds fresh to this day! Thank you, Slayd5000 for the trip to musical memory lane. And @ TheCalebson, you quite right about him. He IS such an underrated talent. I remember him being the music director for one of Michael Jackson's tours...

@terrtj I totally agree with you on that note. It was just an unfair fight!

Whoa! Just close my eyes for a minute to enjoy the music and for a moment, I swear heard strains of Burton Cummings. Excellent recording!

@carrothaed4 Yeah, she was. I saw the slight limp.

@marvinkmooneyoz I couldn't agree with you more. I think the show was ahead of its time. Though there were some artistic and technical flaws early on, the writing was consistently great. A shame they didn't make a season two.