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Sunday, July 17, 2011
Newest Tattoo Addition, Phase #1
My rough week was quickly turned around after a visit to my tattoo artist yesterday. I realized after spending around 6 hours there that I really needed to get out of my own head and just chat with people I don't normally talk to.
Yes, tattoo artists and other tattoo enthusiasts, I'm one of those tattoo collectors that talks to keep her mind off the pain. I like to think my artist doesn't mind, but maybe I make him want to jump out the window.
Regardless, he did an amazing job with the first iteration of my matryoshka tattoo design that I first debuted in this post.
Here is phase #1, outline and some shading:
Sorry that you have to see my pasty and sunburned thigh.
I go back on August 13 to fill in the coloring, and I'll probably have another session to touch everything up and tighten up the whole design.
I'm madly in love with it, of course. And one great thing about it in relation to my last tattoo--the half-sleeve--the "incomplete" version of this one looks pretty badass. The half-sleeve, because it didn't have any strict lines, looked more like a series of brown and grey blemishes and burns after the first run.
I've decided that this'll be the last one for awhile (for reals this time) because I don't want to get all my tattoos before 30. This last year I got three big ones and it's time to sit it out for awhile.
What have you done this weekend?
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It's turning out so nicely already!! It sucks that you have to wait a whole month while it heals and stuff, but luckily it already looks so great, I'm sure time will fly by!! I'm not sure if I just missed the post, but are you getting the tat for any particular reason or just because you really like the design?? :)
ReplyDeleteI love it, I can't wait to see it done in colors. I always just assumed everyone talked to get through the pain, but now that I think about it, I guess there are a lot of people sitting there silently. I'm not sure what they think about to keep themselves still during all that time, though!
ReplyDeletei talk constantly when i'm about to experience pain or when i am currently experiencing it. you should see me try to start up a non-stop conversation with a bitchy nurse just to have some sort of distraction before she draws my blood...
"so, uh, those are nice scrubs. do you like hospitals? i bet your shoes are very comfortable and they look non-skid. what did you eat for lunch today?"

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Cesar Carrillo
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Carrillo with the Lake Elsinore Storm in 2008
Sultanes de Monterrey – No. 32 | |||
Starting pitcher | |||
Born: Chicago, Illinois |
April 29, 1984 |||
MLB debut | |||
August 13, 2009, for the San Diego Padres | |||
MLB statistics (through 2009) |
Win–loss record | 1–2 | ||
Earned run average | 13.06 | ||
Strikeouts | 4 | ||
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Cesar Carrillo (born April 29, 1984) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Sultanes de Monterrey of the Mexican Baseball League. He was San Diego 2005 First Round pick #18 overall. He played in Major League Baseball with the San Diego Padres in 2009. Carrillo was released by the Detroit Tigers in 2013, after he was implicated in the Bio-Genesis scandal, he served a 100- game suspension under the Tigers minor league system. He was with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2014.
Amateur career[edit]
High school[edit]
Carrillo attended Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago which boasts other famous sports alums such as Donovan McNabb, Simeon Rice, Antoine Walker, Chris Chelios, and Denny McLain, where he was a two sport star in both basketball and baseball. As a junior, Carrillo decided to concentrate solely on baseball. He played both shortstop and pitcher. As a shortstop, he broke the school's single season hit record with 52 hits his junior year to go along with a 5-1 record and a 1.12 ERA. His senior year, Carrillo posted a 9-1 record with an ERA of 0.96 while batting .370 with 5 home runs and 48 RBI which led to his selection to the All-State team.
Carrillo chose to attend the University of Miami to play baseball for head coach Jim Morris. However, under NCAA regulations, a low score on the ACT exam which Carrillo took to gain entry into the University forced him to sit out the entire 2003 season.[1]
In 2004 Carrillo went 12-0 with two saves while keeping his ERA at 2.69 and compiling 91 strikeouts in 113.2 innings pitched. Carrillo continued the undefeated streak in 2005 by going 12-0 in his first 15 games until his winning streak was ended against the Clemson University Tigers. Carrillo still managed to obtain one of the most remarkable (albeit not record breaking) streaks in the history of college baseball by starting his career with a record of 24-0. However, Carrillo lost his last two decisions as a starter, the final one coming against Nebraska and Joba Chamberlain in the 2005 Super Regional. Carrillo still compiled impressive stats in the 2005 season by going 13-3 with one save and a 2.22 ERA while striking out 127 batters in 125.2 innings pitched.[1][2]
Professional career[edit]
San Diego Padres[edit]
Minor leagues[edit]
Carrillo was drafted in the 1st round, 18th overall in the 2005 MLB Draft by the San Diego Padres.[3] Carrillo signed immediately even though he felt that what the Padres offered him did not match what he felt he deserved. However, Carrillo felt that in the end, his skills would do all the negotiating for him and when he signed his next contract, his loyalty and willingness to prove himself would ultimately translate into a large contract. Carrillo, by most scouts' accounts, was the most "Major League ready" pitcher in the entire draft and it was expected that he could reach the big leagues as a starter within the next year or so. According to Sports Illustrated, Carrillo's "stuff" (his array of pitches) is of Major League caliber. In 2007 scout.com ranked him as the number 1 prospect in the Padres' organization,[4] while Baseball America moved him down to the number 2 prospect, after ranking him number 1 the year before.[5] Carrillo throws a fastball, which has been clocked at 97 MPH, along with a change-up, curveball, and two-seam fastball that reaches somewhere between 89-91 MPH and has a lot of movement.
Carrillo began his professional career with the Single-A Lake Elsinore Storm where he started 7 games and went 1-2 with a 7.01 ERA with 29 strikeouts in 25.2 innings pitched. He then made his way up to Double-A Mobile where he went 1-3 with a 3.02 ERA to go along with 43 strikeouts in 50.2 innings pitched. On May 19, Carrillo joined the Triple-A Portland Beavers. However, he was only able to pitch 2.2 innings because of tightness in his right throwing elbow. Carrillo was sent to the Padre team specialist in San Diego and was told that he would need to rehab the elbow for roughly a month. Carrillo, as well as the Padre organization, were pleased with this as opposed to Carrillo being forced to have surgery.
However, in early 2007, Carrillo's arm had not responded to rest and it was determined he needed Tommy John surgery on his elbow.[4] He rehabbed and came back to pitch in June 2008, finishing up the year with Lake Elsinore Storm. His arm strength and control improved during the summer. Carrillo played with the San Antonio Missions in 2009.[6]
Carrillo pitched well in Class AA during the second half of 2009, and was promoted to AAA Portland on July 29.
Carrillo made his Major league debut on August 13, 2009 against the Milwaukee Brewers, giving up three home runs. He went 1-2 in three starts with San Diego.
Carrillo competed for a spot in the starting rotation in Spring training 2010. However, he did not make the team and was optioned to Triple A Portland. On September 2, 2010, he was designated for assignment by the Padres
Philadelphia Phillies[edit]
On September 9, 2010, Carrillo was claimed off waivers by the Philadelphia Phillies. He was only with the organization for 3 days, as the Phillies designated him for assignment on September 12. The Padres then reclaimed Carrillo off waivers on September 15.
Houston Astros[edit]
On September 22, 2010 Carrillo was claimed off waivers by the Houston Astros. He was released on April 29, 2011.[7]
Detroit Tigers[edit]
At the beginning of spring training in 2012, however, Carrillo remained an unsigned free agent. In June 2012, Carrillo signed a minor league contract with the Detroit Tigers.[8]
On January 29, 2013, Carrillo was one of seven baseball players involved in a Miami New Times steroid probe investigation. On March 15, he was suspended for 100 games for violating the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.[9]
The Tigers released him after the conclusion of his suspension[10] and he signed with the independent Sugar Land Skeeters.
Later career[edit]
Carrillo signed a minor league deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks in January 2014. In 2015, he signed with the Broncos de Reynosa of the Mexican League.
- ^ a b Nobles, Charlie (June 1, 2005). "Miami fireballer ready for the draft: Hurricanes' Carrillo eager to begin pro career". MLB.com. Retrieved 2009-06-25.
- ^ "Roundup: Fullerton wins on balk; Nebraska, Florida roll". USA Today. June 10, 2005. Retrieved 2009-06-25.
- ^ "Padres add six to 40-man roster". scout.com. November 20, 2008. Retrieved 2009-04-23.
- ^ a b Savage, Denis (May 2, 2007). "Cesar Carrillo to have Tommy John surgery". scout.com. Retrieved 2009-04-23.
- ^ "Cesar Carrillo named no. 2 Padres prospect by Baseball America". Portland Beavers press release. Our Sports Central. February 21, 2007. Retrieved 2009-04-23.
- ^ Center, Bill (April 7, 2009). "Prospects move to San Antonio". San Diego Union-Tribune. Retrieved 2009-04-23.
- ^ Astros Release Cesar Carrillo, MLBTradeRumors.com, April 29, 2011.
- ^ Wagner, John (April 3, 2013). "Clinard Has Smooth Transition With Tigers". Baseball America. Retrieved September 20, 2015.
- ^ Wild, Danny (March 15, 2013). "Tigers' Carrillo suspended 100 games". MILB.com. Retrieved September 20, 2015.
- ^ Beck, Jason (August 5, 2013). "Peralta accepts 50-game suspension". MLB.com. Retrieved September 20, 2015.
External links[edit]
- Career statistics and player information from MLB, or ESPN, or Baseball-Reference, or Fangraphs, or The Baseball Cube, or Baseball-Reference (Minors)
- Article on Cesar Carrillo's undefeated streak at Miami, USA Today, May 11, 2005.
- Minor League Splits and Situational Stats[permanent dead link]
- Padres' former top prospect Carrillo begins comeback in Lake Elsinore July 08, 2008
- 1984 births
- Living people
- San Diego Padres players
- Miami Hurricanes baseball players
- Lake Elsinore Storm players
- Mobile BayBears players
- Portland Beavers players
- San Antonio Missions players
- Corpus Christi Hooks players
- Lancaster Barnstormers players
- Erie SeaWolves players
- Lakeland Flying Tigers players
- Sugar Land Skeeters players
- American baseball players of Mexican descent
- Sportspeople from Chicago
- Sultanes de Monterrey players
- Laredo Lemurs players
- Peoria Saguaros players
- Criollos de Caguas players
- Broncos de Reynosa players
- Gigantes del Cibao players


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I saw this and at first thought "oh this is going to be rather interesting". But I wasn't thinking in a "good" way, if you know what I mean.
Then I read it all.
So what do you think?
I like being me, doing my own thing and working hard at it. I do like the people in my life, but didn't think about how some of them got here. Now I know.
They like me for me! I think that is just pretty neat.
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I love this! It is something that a lot of people have a hard time with. It is perfect for my daughter who is in high school. She is pretty good at avoiding all the drama. Thanks for sharing. I am going to print it and give her a copy.
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Control arm bushing replacement tips
Here are some DIY ideas that could help anyone refreshing the bushings in the front end of the 9000 from any model year. Feedback would be appreciated.
I performed this procedure on this particular car a few months ago, however I've done it on all five 9000s I've owned so I've refined the techniques somewhat over time. I posted this information on Saabnet a few months back under "Porschephile951." FRONT CONTROL ARM BUSHINGS Probably the most difficult part of the project is removing and installing the front control arm bushings, as they're pressed in there and don't have very much end surface area in which to set up a tool. Many people take them to get pressed or buy rebuilt control arms...here is how I did it. http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus010.jpg You need: *Two-legged puller *Large "C" clamp *Dish soap *Punch or drill (optional) Removal: Use the "c" clamp as a stand on the bottom part of the arm so you can get a good angle on it; I found it more flexible than a vice. Use a punch or drill to make a shallow point to line up the puller. Grip the puller legs on the two flared edges of the bushing housing (it's a nice idea to sharpen the edges of the puller if they're really worn) and push the old bushing out. Installation: The "c" clamp still in place, use the dish soap to lubricate the inside of the bushing housing and outer leading lip of the bushing. Honestly I have a steady enough hand that I found I didn't need to use a punch or drill for removal or install to keep the puller aligned, but if you do on the new bushing be cautious, the metal isn't as robust as you'd expect. Line up the puller as with removal and slowly (you can't really go fast with a puller anyhow) push the new bushing in. If it is somewhat off line ( <30deg or so) initially I found it OK, as it corrects itself as you press it in further. Orient the bushing before final installation with a vice grips. Remember that the arm will be oriented toward the ground so set the bushing as such: http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus014.jpg ***Do not use WD-40 or grease to lubricate the bushing housing or bushing. I've found on other cars it to cause horrid squeaking. I suppose silicone-based spray might be safe, but the dish soap is a sure bet. IMPORTANT! When ordering your parts remember to get these little dohickeys; they're aluminum caps that appear to shim the bushing...they always disintegrate. Personally I used a micrometer to determine the shim width and used washers instead. Pic: http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus001.jpg REAR CONTROL ARM BUSHINGS You will often times find the sleeve within the old, rotted bushing to be frozen to the shaft on the end of the control arm. If the new bushing won't fit on it's because the old sleeve was left behind. It can be real frozen sometimes, and you don't have a place to snag a puller or press. You need: *Pipe wrench *Ample arm strength http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus016.jpg Removal: I just stepped on the control arm and got a good bite from the pipe wrench. Just twist to loosen while applying some lateral force to walk the sleeve off the shaft. The arm strength required is probably directly proportional to factors like age of the car and corrosiveness of its environment :-). Once you get twisting it usually comes off nicely. http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus017.jpg http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus018.jpg BUY SWAYBAR END LINKS ALONG WITH THE BUSHINGS http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus021.jpg If your car needs bushings, chances are it has corrosion all over the swaybar links, which must be unbolted from the control arm and are weak sauce if you ask me. I've broken probably 75% of them despite copious amounts of PB Blaster. You stand a lot better chance with an impact gun, but you'll probably still bend or fatigue the rusted part. You think your 9000 rolls a lot now? Wait until you have to drive it around while your swaybar links are on order. If you are fortunate enough to own an electric impact gun the swaybar to link nut comes off nicely, as they usually require tons of torque to remove...a breaker bar could distort the swaybar, incorrectly preloading and thus throwing off the geometry of the front end. Bent end links will do this too. ************Important!************ As a side note, GET NEW BOLTS FOR THE BALL JOINT KNUCKLE. A bolt worn only slightly most likely as a result of VERY SLIGHT binding (that's all it takes) prompted all this work. Why? A worn bolt caused the ball joint to pop out of the knuckle on my car. Luckily it was in a parking lot and I had some tools to put it back in. I had almost no warning. Here is what happened/got damaged: -Entire suspension collapsed on passenger side -CV pulled out, tearing the boot and getting the tripod bearing full of debris -Fender was distorted significantly by wheel jammed up into wheel well -Flat spotted tire despite speed of <10mph -Minorly set off alignment -It began to rain and it was night time. It was not fun getting it back together in these conditions with limited tools, obliging me to improvise *********************************** New swaybar vs. old swaybar bushings: http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus025.jpg All new parts: http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus009.jpg Ready to install: http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...9000sus029.jpg Hope this was of service, Evan
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Great info!
Ill be probabyl doing thins over the summer, just with all poly bushings, so, this really helps! Thanks, KLIm
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Well done and very clear. Thanks a lot; I'll do it on my car next summer to.
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if you are just replacing the wishbone bushing you dont even have to take out the whole arm. if you take out the bracket at the back and the one nut off of the control arm keeping that rear bushing on you can use a pry bar and carefuly pry down on the arm. the new and old bushings will both clear the body of the car. i just installed mine yesterday that way using the poly bushings from elkparts.com
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Hey swagg,
Nice info dude.I really like it your way.i will try it to do in winter only.Keep it up with more. Cheers.
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I haven't attempted renewing the front ones, but the rear ones (so-called 'butterfly' bushes) are easy to replace.
THe originals were quite torn and it turns out they were cheap after-market ones and non-genuine, with a void cast into the rubber part at the back instead of being solid rubber. I've replaced them with new Powerflex PU bushes fitted into new cast-aluminium butterfly bush 'blanks' sourced from Echo-Lima-Kilo parts .co.uk (PFS does not sell them). THe most fiddly part of the job is getting the bolts securing the front bushes to go back through. Craig.
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very interesting if i buy a new wish bone does it include baljoint and bushes mine seem ok the bushes seem cracked
This is a great write-up. I ended up not replacing my ball joints and front bushing. The rear bushings were shot! The sway bar end links snapped off as I tried to unscrew the bottom bolts. Thankfully I ordered new ones per this procedure and was able to get them replaced. I used the poly bushings for the rear bushings. They are much tighter. I have a picture of the old worn out rubber bushing. I think there was at least 1/4-3/8 inch slop in the old rubber ones. The car has 182,000 miles on it and I'm sure they are original.
I had to chime in on this ordeal, these bushings are very easy to replace. For the front ones. Heat it with the torch and push out by hand,freeze the new ones in your freezer overnight, they slide right in with little force. |
I just did this job a couple weekends ago and thought I would chime in. If you are thinking of doing ball joints or sway bar bushings/end links do all of them at the same time as much of the work is the same (especially ball joints). I did the jobs at different times over 5-6 weeks and was kicking myself for not doing it all at once.
There is a write-up on the www.saab9000.com website for the bushings etc. I used urethane bushings at the rear of the control arm. I reused the old brackets by burning out old bushing w/ propane torch, then cleaning up the residue w/ a wire brush attachment to my cordless drill. Frankly if I had to do it again I'd just spend extra $20 on new brackets because it took a long time to burn out and clean up the old ones. I replaced both bushings at front of arm also because one looked deteriorated on one side. I heated the bushings a bit with torch to soften them them pressed them out with a 2 jaw puller (wasn't that difficult - the saab900.com write up makes this job seem harder than it is, probably because he didn't have a puller). I froze the new bushings as another post recommended but I still had to use lots of force with a 2 jaw puller (and dishsoap) to get them all the way in. Another website (norse performance) suggests if you aren't replacing the front bushings to just pry the arm down to replace the rear bushing/bracket without ever removing the 2 bolts at the front end. Others will say that is not good for the front bushing to be twisted like that but norse said it was not an issue. see next paragraph for why you may want to do it that way.... By far the hardest part of job was getting the 2 bolts at the front of the bar back in. One of the nuts has to be installed with very little clearance (like 1mm). But also with the car jacked up the arm is angled down from the weight and the holes in the front bushing don't line with the holes in the subframe. I had to pull the arm off again and slightly angle the front bushings (using screwdriver to twist the bushing about 10 degrees) so they would line up with the holes in subframe. I wasted a half hour futilily trying to get the bolts in before I tried that. I haven't gotten an alignment but I'm sure I need one. Last edited by schumi; 1st April 2014 at 01:25 PM. |
Only thing I'd add is use a torch to get the old rubber out, takes a few minutes to get most out, then really cook the remaining followed by wire brush on a drill.
For the front front bushes, best is to use a hyd press for insertion if available, use lots of silicon spray in all cases This needs some pictures (please note the thick end of the poly rear bush goes towards the front, not rear as pictured): Last edited by KevinC; 16th January 2015 at 07:11 AM. |
Just for awareness and a vote for potentially reusing the brackets with poly, when I did this job, I had to compare 5 different of the large bushing because they were faulty. Even though they are made from thick alloy, there was a slight bend such that one side would bolt in flat but the other wouldn't line up.
Excellent stuff here guys. Well done.
I haven't been here since late 2008 when I sold my last 9000. I sold a B5S4 and just got back into a 1998 9000 CSE daily driver because I'd like a fast car that doesn't drain my bank account and life force every other month. I'm glad people have gotten some use out of my post, and thanks for the awesome responses. I'll be doing this whole thing again next week.
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The presence of blood and mucus in a dog's stools usually indicates some sort of infection, parasitic infestation or other health condition. Although you should always consult your vet if a situation like this arises, it's helpful to understand what can cause this problem and what you should do for your dog in this situation. This can lead to painful and frequent trips to the backyard for your dog, often to pass watery, bloody stool. My dog has bloody mucus in her stool, sometimes this is all that comes out, what could be causing this? When this happens she is very out of it, not playful, very clingy to me, and after she passes the bloody mucus she seems to go back to normal.
Dogs who develop a stool with a mucous-type membrane or stringy substance WebMD discusses common causes and treatment of diarrhea in dogs. Other signs include flatulence, blood or mucus in stool, changes in volume of stool and straining to defecate. Lethargy, dehydration, fever, vomiting, decreased appetite, weight loss and an increased urgency to defecate may also accompany diarrhea. Whether your dog has mucus with diarrhea, mucus with diarrhea and blood, or mucus around dog's stool, you may be wondering what is causing it in the first place. As mentioned, an overproduction of mucus is often indicative of an inflamed colon.
Colitis, the inflammation of the colon is one of the most common causes of bloody stools with mucus in dogs. The most common symptoms of colitis are soft stools that end up more liquid towards the end, accompanied by blood and mucus. Question – My dog is pooping bloody mucus and his tummy is gurgling a – CT. Parasites such as worms and protozoan infections such as coccidia and giardia can produce blood in the stool and blood from the rectum after bowel movements. Most of the time mucus in dog stool is normal, but sometimes, if it's accompanied by diarrhea or other symptoms, you should see a vet.
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Learn the causes of puppy diarrhea, a common problem in very young dogs, and know why it's important to keep a close eye on them even if it s still mild. You might see blood or mucus in the stool, and your pup will generally have other symptoms like vomiting, loss of appetite or fatigue. Last time it was small solid poops with bloody mucus, which we got treated at the vet with antibiotics. This time it's liquid stool with mucus. The last episode was 3 weeks ago. I can't live with it– he poops in the house if he's left alone for more than a few hours and we both work so that's non-negotiable. Such as E. Coli and Salmonella varieties are often accompanied by bloody dog diarrhea and can cause severe abdominal pain. Parasites Coccidiosis. Blood and mucous in the dog diarrhea is a common symptom. The vet will likely prescribe antibiotics Giardia The diarrhea is usually greenish/yellowish and surrounded by mucus. Smokey had a bout of blood in runny stool yesterday, he'll be going to the vet today but I wanted to see what you all thought. It was fresh looking. Vomiting and diarrhea (gastroenteritis) in dogs and cats can be caused by a virus, parasite, food or health problems. Feces that are dark or look like tar can indicate bleeding in the stomach or high up in the intestines. Diarrhea that is watery or covered with mucus typically means a problem in the colon, which is the organ responsible for absorbing excess moisture from the stool. However, one should take note of mucus in dog stool if observed regularly for a few days. When you dog suffers from a major change in his bowel movement, or blood and mucus in dog stool is observed, it is a sign of some underlying dog health problems.
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This is a guide about a puppy with blood in its stool. There are a number of reasons your puppy may have blood in its stool, some more serious than others. My 16 week old puppy is having bloddy mucus after she poops the last 24 hours. What's going on?. Question: Blood in Dog's Stool. Hello, I have 2 large dogs. I noticed a few days ago that these was some mucus surrounding with their poos. This morning I have noticed that there was blood from one of them. It wasn't just a streak on the mucus, but drops with and around the poo. If the puppy only passes one pile of stool with blood and mucus in days and is otherwise okay, then chances are the puppy is alright.


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A fudge recipe purporting to be good for you? That's exactly what this recipe clipping advertising skimmed evaporated milk is trying to get us to believe. After all, it is 99% fat free! I doubt my grandmother believed it was a healthy alternative but it made me smile when I found it in her recipe box. I'll admit, though, that I make it using the full fat evaporated milk.
This recipe is crazy easy to make and has replaced the recipe on the back of the creamed marshmallow jar as my favorite fudge.
Make sure you use a heavy pan and stir constantly so that the sugar and milk don't end up getting scorched while you are boiling it.
- 2 cups sugar
- 2/3 cups evaporated milk
- 12 regular marshmallows
- 1/2 cup butter
- 3-4 grains of salt
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate morsels
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Mix sugar, milk, marshmallows, butter and salt in a heavy 2-quart saucepan.
- Cook, stirring constantly, over medium heat to a boil (bubbling all over the top of the mixture).
- Boil and stir 5 minutes more. Remove from heat.
- Add the chocolate and stir until completely melted.
- Stir in the nuts and vanilla.
- Spread in a buttered 8-inch square pan. Cool.
- Cut into 30 pieces.
- Make sure you use a heavy pan and stir constantly so that the sugar and milk don't end up getting scorched while you are boiling it.
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What is the irony in the words "festival" and "carnival" in the poem "This is the dark time my love" by Martin Carter?
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The irony is in the juxtaposition of normally pleasant words with words that are very unpleasant.
Irony is when something is unexpected. You would expect a festival to be fun and games, and you would expect a carnival to be similarly harmless. In this case, though, the words are used to describe a lot of something—bad things.
It is the season of oppression, dark metal, and tears.
It is the festival of guns, the carnival of misery
The word "festival" is contradicted by "guns" and the word "carnival" is contradicted by "misery."
The dark time is not a time of peace. It is a time when you are a target. While you are sleeping, the enemy is coming for you.


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I particularly enjoyed "I Don't Remember" and "Biko," which I think is his most prolific and emotionally charged song ever. Other than those two songs, a lot of what I heard was a lack of aggressiveness by Gabriel and his band. While listening to "Shock The Monkey" I was fully expecting a rousing rendition, but unfortunately everyone sounds like they are restrained. "Solsbury Hill" was good, but even that could have had more energy and oomph behind it.
Even though I felt that the sonics could have been cranked up a few notches and the energy level a few more pegs higher on the ladder when this was originally recorded, I did enjoy this. This is Peter Gabriel after all, and you always expect so much. His band was really awesome; this recording just doesn't serve his music the integrity it deserves.
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This album was compiled from four concerts in the mid-wesr of the United States and Canada on autumn 1982 tour. The album opener "The Rhythm Of The Heat" (6:26) is an excellent song from Gabriel's fourth album "Security" that has become one of my favorite. With a longer introduction part and big applaud from the crowd, this song performed live has created great live vibes for the live CD listeners. Wow! So lively! I used to play this CD in, especially this opening track, in LOUD volume. I enjoy especially when Jerry Marotta enters his drums and percussive followed with Gabriel's yell "Oooooo ." oh man . what a wonderful voice entrance. It follows with "Looking out the windows ." voice of Gabriel that set the live atmosphere. [Hey, am now listening this track with loud volume so what I'm writing truly represents what I feel now. It's so powerful man!]. It then continues with Gabriel's voice saying "I Have The Touch" (4:43) in an excellent way.
Yeah man, it's the live vibe that has made this album is something that you should have the CD. Songs like "Not One Of Us", "Family Snapshot", "D.I.Y.", "Intruder", "I Go Swimming" are better performed here than the original studio versions. Oh man .. I can not bear it any more when this live set reaches "The Family And The Fishing Net". It's one of my best favorite track from Gabriel's fourth album "Security". The melody, the composition and the lyrics are all wonderful! The singing style of Gabriel during this track is top notch!
"San Jacinto" is another track that I love from Peter Gabriel; the composition and singing style are both wonderful. I truly enjoy the opening part with great keyboard sound that flows in ambient. It's a powerful song. "San Jacinto - I hold the line" - I cannot let myself not singing with Gabriel while playing the CD. "Solsbury Hill" continues the show nicely. "No Self Control" is another great track that I like "I don't know how to stop!". In "I Don't Remember" (with solid bass lines) Peter Gabriel sings beautifully during opening (improvised) and the rest of the track. "On The Air" and "Humdrum" are another excellent track performed flawlessly.
Overall, it's an excellent addition to any prog music collection. It's a must for those who love live record or Peter Gabriel's music. Production quality is also excellent. My CD is a double CD set with a double jewel case. It's one of my precious collection. Keep on proggin' ..!
Progressively yours, GW
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Recorded after the fourth album and logically concentrating a good deal of attention towards that album (Which suits me since it is my fave) , this double live album is really an excellent introduction to Peter Gabriel's early solo career. It gives you an excellent overview of his four studio album forgetting none and choosing not only the better (IMHO) tracks (San Jacinto , Rythm Of The Heat ) as well as its more commercial side (Solsburry , Shock The Monkey , I Don't Remember) and actually adding up a bit to some tracks. Too bad that my favorite two tracks Moribund and Exposure (they are more delicate , ambient and "proggy" but also maybe more difficult to produce on stage) are absent .
His finale is poignant as he sings out his tribute to Stephen Biko! A fitting intro to The Gabe's world.
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"Plays Live" showcases some of the best work contained in Peter Gabriel's first four solo efforts, though the real highlights are taken from his third and fourth albums, known respectively as "Melt" and "Security". The album strikes the right balance between lighter-hearted songs with strong, even danceable rythm (courtesy of Messrs Jerry Marotta and Tony Levin, certainly two masters of their craft), such as dynamic album opener "I Have the Touch", "DYI" and "I Go Swimming", and haunting, intense mood pieces - which, to my mind, represent by far the best side of Peter's solo work, especially from a vocal point of view.
Besides album and concert closer "Biko", a mournful, deeply heartfelt tribute to South African political activist, absolute standouts are an excellent version of the eerie, atmospheric "The Family and the Fishing Net"; the deeply disturbing "No Self-Control" (remarkably different from the studio version, without Kate Bush's backing vocals and with a more pronounced use of percussion); and my favourite Gabriel track of all time, the hauntingly powerful "San Jacinto", featuring a cracking vocal performance by Peter, possibly his best ever. The ending of the song is nothing short of mesmerising, with Peter's passionate voice repeating "hold the line" over the backing provided by Larry Fast's synthetisers. However, on this 'condensed' version of the album I surely miss another of my favourite tracks, weird masterpiece "Intruder".
As in the case of most Gabriel albums, the cover art is also worthy of note, showing Peter's painted face in all its expressiveness. "Plays Live" is definitely recommended to all lovers of emotional, quality music, regardless of its 'prog' quotient. PG may have come a long way since his Genesis days, but his contribution to modern rock is oustanding, and he is still a force to be reckoned with.
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The first disc focuses on the third and fourth studio album mostly, although the gem DIY from the second album and the non-album song I Go Swimming are present. The version of Rhythm of the Heat is a lot more atmospheric and eerie as Gabriel uses the venue's acoustics to his advantage offering a dynamic vocal performance to open the show. The Peter Gabriel 3 songs on this album also have varying differences from their studio versions, with more pronounced uses of percussion and guitar (especially is the case with Not One of Us, but Family Snapshot is also incredible on this album). DIY also benefits from a great extended outro (with the 5/4 chorus repeated over and over again). The Family and the Fishing Net also is benefited from a spectacular and dynamic rhythmic performance from Marotta and Levin and Gabriel's vocals exceed that of the studio version and then some. Intruder may as well be my favorite Peter Gabriel song released thus far and the version here is a spectacular tour de force of Gabriel's twisted psyche. The more dynamic drum performance also helps it be a bit different from Phil Collins' simple studio version. Ending the first disc is the rarity I Go Swimming, which is a fun rollicking rock number that didn't find its way onto any of his first four studio albums (and for good reason, as it wouldn't have fit within the context of the album that well). Still, though, it's a fun piece that's harmless at its core.
The second disc has a more balanced set with songs from each of his albums up to that point. Opening with an extended San Jacinto (courtesy of the fantastic keyboard prowess of Larry Fast), the second disc has a more concise and intimate feel than the first disc (which in my opinion, though, benefited from a slightly better set). Solsbury Hill is as always part of the show, but I'm not too fond of the guitar work here for some reason. It's still as powerful as ever vocally and rhythmically, though, so I can look past the guitar on the song. Of the three songs from Melt on this disc, the first two come in the form of No Self-Control (which is drastically different from the studio counterpart, with Kate Bush's backing vocal absent) and I Don't Remember (which is just as, if not more, powerful than the studio version with Gabriel's supremely crackling and biting vocals. The final Security (or Peter Gabriel 4) song here is the hit from the album Shock the Monkey, which gets a bit of an extension in the outro chorus, other than that though it is pretty faithful to the studio version. As a treat, Humdrum (from Peter Gabriel 1) and On the Air (from Peter Gabriel 2) follow, the first being a wonderfully mellow piece that has a great vocal performance and the second having the magnificent chorus and outro. Biko ends the album in classic fashion with Gabriel sending out essentially a eulogy to political activist Stephen Biko. A fitting ending and really brings the show full circle and to a close.
In the end, Plays Live is the definitive Peter Gabriel live recording, shame there isn't any video footage from this tour, though. If you're a fan of Peter Gabriel, this album is essential as it shows the man at the peak of his solo career. He had no more Genesis roots in him, but he certainly was far from being done spreading his message across the airwaves. Highly recommended. 4.5/5.
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Symphonic Prog Team
I was ecstatic when I found out an album from this tour was being released. The recording did not let me down. It covered all of the greatest moments. It even featured the surprise "I Go Swimming." No one had heard that before the concert. It could also be the most fun thing PG has ever recorded (along with "Excuse Me"). Tony Levin especially Shines on this one. All of the tracks contain the energy, and magic that I had experienced. Even "Humdrum," which is one of his most moving performances, maintains that quality. The end, of course, is "Biko." Remarkably, it harnesses all the power of actually being there. I won't go into the rest, as they are well known and reported. Although, I will say that there is not one weak moment. Every bit of it is outstanding.
I am generally not a fan of live albums. Most of the time they lack the essence of the show. Other times, the quality of the recording is poor. This one has it all. The sound is terrific (actually, it was state of the art in 1983), and the sense of awe is there. This isn't just a great live version of gabriel, or rock (prog or otherwise), this is a great live album. It is also a great place for a Peter Gabriel initiate to start. Everyone should have it.
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"The Rhythm of the Heat" starts the show with an ominous, loud heartbeat-like pulse. "The rhythm has my SOUL!" Gabriel cries as the band explodes into a tribal onslaught of roaring drums. It's definitely not your usual concert opener and I'm sure some in the crowd were wondering what they'd gotten themselves into. The band confidently sets the pace for the next song, "I Have the Touch," where Peter pleads that he's "only wanting contact with you." This is followed by "Not One of Us" which turns out to be not one of the better songs on the list. It just never seems to connect and it's one of the rare dips in the road. "Family Snapshot" is better as it builds layer upon layer, revealing the disturbing tale of a notoriety-craving assassin who tells his intended victim that it's their fate and "I don't really hate you/I don't care what you do." It's a vivid image-invoking song and there's a segment after the climax when it almost seems like things shift into slow motion. It's a very effective piece of music.
"D.I.Y." (Do It Yourself) is a favorite of mine with its catchy 5/4 signature and conceited, narcissistic point of view and it works quite well in this live version. Once again Gabriel bucks conventional logic by performing the momentum-killing odd duck that is "The Family and the Fishing Net" with its long, drawn out construction. Yet that's precisely what made his concerts different from all others. Jerry Marotta's drums lay down the dangerous beats for the menacing "Intruder" where Gabriel warns "I know something about opening windows and doors" then whistles a breezy melody as if he's lurking in a dark alley doorway. (By now those in the audience unfamiliar with Peter's style were probably starting to think they were in the presence of a psychopath.) Then Tony Levin launches into the rocking bass lines of "I Go Swimming" and the dark mood lifts immediately. This irresistible song about a guy obsessed with water is one I had never heard before and it quickly became one of my favorites. "San Jacinto" is just one hell of a tune. Its trance-inducing aura of sound and "Sitting Bull Steakhouse" imagery is a wonder to behold. When the deep orchestral embellishment comes in during the second half and Peter boldly sings "I hold the line" it seems as if the whole arena levitates. You can easily imagine ghosts and apparitions of Indian ancestors wandering the stage during the closing moments of the song. When David Rhodes' guitar intro to "Solsbury Hill" starts up you can almost hear the sigh of relief from a portion of the audience to finally hear something familiar. It's a true if not slightly perfunctory rendition of Gabriel's signature tune.
"No Self Control" takes you right back into disturbing territory as Peter relates the story of a serial killer who laments "I don't know how to stop." Morotta's stabbing accents are perfect for this creepy song. Levin steps up front again to lead the band into the fun and funky "I Don't Remember," another tune that is high on my list. Another round of recognition-fueled cheers greets "Shock the Monkey." It's played faster than the studio version but it still seems a bit drawn out to me at just under eight minutes. "Humdrum" follows and it's an unexpected treat from Peter's debut album. It plays around with an unusual tango-ish rhythm before evolving into a grandiose wall of sound provided by Larry Fast's expert keyboards. It's another high point of the set for me. "On the Air" is a high velocity rocker about a deranged rogue DJ and Levin puts on a virtual Stick clinic at the end of it. "Biko" is the perfect closer and Fast's synthesized bagpipe sound fills the room. It is such a powerful song with such an overwhelming chorus that it's hard to imagine Gabriel wrapping the concert up with anything else. It's an emotional, moving finale to a great show.
There is a message that accompanies the packaging that reads "some additional recording took place... The generic term of this process is 'cheating.'" This may explain why there's a lack of "room" ambience to the whole thing and why it comes off as being rather controlled. It doesn't bother me at all. If this was an AC/DC show I might be offended but this is very eclectic, atmospheric music. All in all this is an excellent live album that captures the essence of Peter Gabriel and his merry men as they attempted to enlighten the world and lead the fight against complacent, banal music in the early 1980s.
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Symphonic Prog Specialist
Normally solo artists choose efficient but unknown session musicians in order to be the only star over the stage, but this is not the case of Peter, he already was working with Tony Levin who was always a star and David Rhodes, a great guitar player who made his career as a permanent member of Peter's staff, plus Jerry Marotta on drums and Larry Fast in keyboards being that Peter was never a virtuoso and required somebody to support him.
During the review I won't focus in the songs because all are well known, but mainly in the performances, some of which are simply outstanding.
Disk one starts with the powerful "The Rhythm of Heat" a strong opener because of the percussion intro that places the audience in the right mood, each time I play this track I'm able to feel the expectation of the people who are waiting for Peter to start singing and he begins with his famous semi yodel, he keeps nothing for later he gives it all. The mysterious atmosphere is perfect for the moment,. The first track of the concert in which all the contained emotion is set free by the former Genesis frontman and his crew who make great vocal work, the final section with strong percussion and bass is breathtaking a perfect opener.
"I Have the Touch" is the adequate song for Peter to sing, flows incredibly from start to end, again all the band is perfect, not the best track with some poppy moments but the performance is brilliant.
"Family Snapshot" is a soft track that goes in crescendo from start to end, nothing spectacular but a good chance for him to show his versatility and to prove he can still manage to transmit his deepest feelings to the audience.
"DIY" is a very strong track, some kind of light Prog but again perfect for him to give the audience what they want, despite the mainstream background the song presents radical changes reminiscent of early Genesis (The vocal work reminds me of "Battle for the Epping Forest" even when musically is different) but with his own touch, another highlight.
In the search for the best moments we have to jump to a more solid Disk two, most precisely with "San Jacinto", the perfect song for Peter's voice, he can control the level of vocals required, without effort goes slowly from low tow to high ranges and when he can't reach some point he adds dramatics with his semi yodel that people love so much.
Of course no peter Gabriel live album will be complete without "Solsbury Hills" a very personal track which is a favorite of the audience and him, in this case it seems a bit slower than normally, not the best performance ever but people wouldn't accept a concert without this classic. The highlight of the song is the perfect drumming by Jerry Marotta.
Some people will call me blasphemous, but I like "Shock the Monkey", not Prog, overplayed in the radio and MTV but an old favorite of post Genesis fans who took notice of him with this track, I can't understand why in his later concerts he replaced this track with the much weaker and conventional "Sledgehammer", at least "Shock the Monkey" is unusual even for him and has strong moments.
"On the Air" is a good chance for the audience to participate directly singing along with Gabriel, one of the few moments in which you can really listen the fans, seems that in the desire to make a clear recording they forgot that what makes a Peter Gabriel concert unique is the mutual feedback between him and the fans..
The album ends with the best of all tracks the ultra emotional "Biko", from the start Peter's voice surrounded by the low bass drums prepare the audience for an emotional moment, and Gabriel gives his best performance, unusually clear and dramatic as always, this time his yodel is almost a scream of pain surrounded by the bagpipes that cry with him.There's something in this song that makes me listen it over and over, maybe not a masterpiece but he achieved his goal, to transmit his anger and the suffering of South African people under a criminal regimen. Another track that is not played too much lately.
Probably the later concerts are more spectacular, but this albums presents one of the purest performances by Gabriel and crew, less effects but pure voice and emotion, even if you have "Secret World Live" or "Growing UP Tour", try this album it's really good,
The rating.4 stars, not perfect, but without doubt an excellent addition to any prog music collection.
The production on Plays Live is excellent and I believe that's primarily due to some later adjustments being made to the live recordings in the recording studio. At least that's what I remember hearing back in the day. Even so, the essence and energy of each song was left intact. That's a good thing because the energy on this album is invigorating and addictive. The older songs sound like they received a much needed breath of fresh air.
The bulk of this live set is from Gabriel's last two studio albums, with a few holdouts from his first two (D.I.Y., Solsbury Hill, On the Air). Also included is a new song not previously released called I Go Swimming. The performances are exceptional and I'll go out on a limb and say that many of them sound better than their studio counterparts.
The music is firmly in the art/pop rock vein that Gabriel had put together throughout his solo career. So keep that in mind. He performs nothing from his Genesis period. Still, it's an excellent live recording. A must-have for Gabriel fans and probably a nice introduction for someone unfamiliar with Gabriel's solo work. Four stars.
Overall the performances are good and they can�t take away the brilliance of tunes like Family Snapshot, San Jacinto, Solsbury Hill and so many others. And with a band like that, how could he be wrong? Unfortunately my CD was given to me by my sister as a gift and it is the one CD only version of the original double LP. It was called Plays Live: highlights.The result is an atrocity, with many songs missing (including the great opener The Rhythm Of The Heat! this is really unforgivable!). The guy who was responsible for choosing those highlights should be hanged for such butchery. So pay attention to get the complete CD. It is well worth the extra price. Peter Gabriel is one of the most extraordinaire and influential individuals ever to appear in the prog music scene. And this album is a good live display of his talents when he was at the peak of his solo career. Recommended to any prog lover.
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Prog Metal Team
It's not that I have a top 10 list of everything but if you'd ask me who my favourite singer is, I'd probably answer Peter Gabriel, even though I don't like all his solo albums. But his instantly recognizable husky voice is both warm and expressive, always original, a guarantee for great and memorable melodies.
This live album has pretty much all of his best tunes from the first 4 albums. It has energizing performances from the entire band and especially Gabriel himself shines throughout. The sound is a bit smoother then the often rough and 'art rocky' studio originals. I can't say it's better or less. It's just a different angle and it makes this album an essential addition to Gabriel's impressive solo discography.
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Symphonic Team
Released one year after Gabriel's fourth studio solo album, his first live solo album could probably not have come at a better time - particularly as his next studio album was still three years away at this point. The 1986 album So would also constitute a change of musical direction for Gabriel, so this double live album thus makes up a fitting conclusion of the first part of his solo career. He does, however, sadly forgo the opportunity to include anything from his Genesis days in the set list. Given the inclusions of some less-than-great songs here, there would have been ample room for one or two Genesis classics. But you can't have everything can you?
While Gabriel's studio albums were often uneven and inconsistent, a live album was the perfect opportunity to pick out some of the strongest tracks from each studio album and present them together thus creating a kind of "best of" album in a live setting. Is this what he did here? Well, to a degree. In my opinion, there are some songs that I would have liked in place of some others (but that is often the case with live albums, isn't it?). Particularly Here Comes The Flood from the solo debut is a glaring omission. Indeed, only two tracks here are taken from that first album. But we do get the catchy Solsbury Hill from that same album which is great.
The weak Peter Gabriel 2 is equally represented with two songs, while Peter Gabriel 3 and 4 are represented with as many as six and five tracks respectively. The focus is thus on more recent (at the time) material. A highlight for me is the Genesis-like Family Snapshot from the third album. I Go Swimming is a non-album track that offers something new for those who already have all the studio albums.
It is unclear to me to what degree the running order here accurately represents the actual set list of the tour. It is evident that the songs here were recorded at different locations and it would surely have been better to have single show. The production is not perfect and it often very hard to hear what Gabriel is telling the audience between songs. Still, this is a nice live album that will make a good addition both to committed fans and to beginners.
COLLABORATOR Jazz-Rock / Fusion / Canterbury Team
Well, I love Gabriel, and own everything he has done. I have also seen him live a number of times, and have purchased all of the DVD's he has released. This was the first solo live album he got out, in addition to it being his fifth album overall as a solo artist.
The lineup of Gabriel, Fast, Marotta, Levin, and Rhodes, is that which overwhelmingly performed the classic III (Melt) and far more experimentally, but not commercially, successful IV (Security) albums, and it is from these that much of the material is recreated. In other words, when Gabriel was relatively successful, but still very much a cult prog artist, beloved by those of us who remembered him from Genesis, and prior to the world- conquering So. I actually missed this tour, owing to the fact that I was undergoing basic training in the Royal Air Force that summer.
However, having seen prior and subsequent tours, my criticism of this live effort is actually much the same as those I have with most of the live albums released by Genesis, either with or without Gabriel. For even including the exceptional Seconds Out, they all share a commonality. This being that the incredible interaction between artist(s) and audience is virtually absent. Indeed, on much of this, if you did not hear the crowd cheering, and the occasional pronouncement by the great man, you would be forgiven for thinking that he was playing live in front of the cow shed at home.
That is not to say that this is a bad album. With material like this, it could never be described as that. Not One Of Us is menacing, with Marotta putting in a fine drumming performance especially. One of my all time Gabriel favourites, Family Snapshot, is beautifully performed, as is San Jacinto, where you can almost touch the Native American spirits guiding the narrative. On The Air also raises the tempo, albeit a bit late in the day.
My personal highlight here is the, as stated in the song introduction, very rarely performed Humdrum, which is the one track here which absolutely outshines its studio version. Deeply mournful, and performed with a passion and sympathy that really would have been welcomed right across the piece.
For tracks such as DIY, The Family And The Fishing Net, Intruder, No Self Control, and, sadly, Shock The Monkey seem to me to be performed by numbers, almost bland. Even the one "new" track, I Go Swimming (in fact an old live favourite since at least 1980), is, well, flat. Even the perennial Solsbury Hill sounds as if it is merely being played, rather than enjoyed.
Heresy? In the eyes of some maybe, but I don't really think so. Because the one thing that Gabriel has always been is a visual as well as an oral artist. What I mean by this is that Gabriel has to be experienced as a whole, seen and heard, rather than just the one. The trouble here is you cannot see the audience interaction, the antics on stage, and the sheer being of Gabriel and a troupe of exceptional musicians, and the experience is lacking because of it. The production is also very much of its time, and sounds rather dated now.
As much as I love Gabriel, and enjoy listening to this album again this evening writing this review, I would recommend that readers of this interested in exploring Gabriel live turn instead to the wondrous DVD's that he has produced, which bring the man and his accomplices out in all their glory, stage show and all.
For this, I would state that it is one of those albums that die hard fans absolutely must own, but would hold little interest beyond that. For this reason, it is a two star rating from me.
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If you want to know who is Peter Gabriel, you must listen this album (the original double one). It's one of the best live recordings ever. Most of the tracks sounds far better than in the original studio recordings, and takes Peter work to its highest level. The drum work by Jerry Marotta is j ... (read more)
Report this review (#283027) | Posted by genbanks | Saturday, May 22, 2010 | Review Permanlink
I wasn't such a big fan of Peter Gabriel solo stuff. Popular songs like "Sledgehammer" and "No Self Control" were good but not of my big interest. Everything changed when I downloaded this amazing live album. I just bought It today. Many of the useless sound effects are left behind and on songs ... (read more)
Report this review (#87575) | Posted by Dr4Wazo | Friday, August 18, 2006 | Review Permanlink
I was 15 y/o the first time that I heard this album. I was hypnotized by the cover art and the music from the two vynils because I didn't know much about this great musician except some albums with Genesis and a few songs from the fourth previous studio albums. Well, my first conclusion aft ... (read more)
Report this review (#79143) | Posted by progadicto | Tuesday, May 23, 2006 | Review Permanlink
Some live albums contain songs which become the definitive version of a song. Some live album offer different rendering of songs. This album tends to be of the latter. Not that this is a bad thing, quite the contrary. The versions of the songs found on this album are at times very diffe ... (read more)
Report this review (#24022) | Posted by pstankovich | Wednesday, July 7, 2004 | Review Permanlink
though it has been heavily reworked in the studio (as PG said) this is one of my all time favorite "live" albums... Peter is a magical animal on stage, always been and the story is not over yet... music from heaven ! ... (read more)
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a good live collection of great songs most of them from the third("melt")and ("security") albums. i'm not crazy about the sound of this CD ,but it contains realy good renditions of "family snapshot" and "The Rhythm Of The Heat ","i have the touch" and the magnificant "San Jacinto " it's nice to se ... (read more)
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