Anonymous ID: da7290 June 14, 2019, 6:59 p.m. No.6753842   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3991

>>6753793

He really should, shouldn't he?

but he must think if he does he won't have any more cards to play.

they are already pretending as if they data is going to be fake anyway, discounting any kind of verification that has been built into video over the years.

 

McAfee seems like a jaded opportunist. He particpated in the fraud of 'virus scanning', and profiteered off of the broken code that he probably had hands in anyway.

Anonymous ID: da7290 June 14, 2019, 7:02 p.m. No.6753866   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3872

>>6753855

a fake question posed by a junkie racked with guilt because of his affliction and addiction, eating through the other players, one by one, as they succomb to the addictions, and keeping it up for over 50 years. Seems like he might be a bit jaded, made some bad choices.

Anonymous ID: da7290 June 14, 2019, 7:11 p.m. No.6753952   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3981 >>4019

>>6753872

both neil and mick are awesome performers. I don't deny it.

The point: why are either of those choices the only choices?

Neil is a poet but he lacks, in a certain sense, in some of his poetic lyrics because it sounds really good when you sing it, but later on you parse through it and it's like the addlings of a druggy in the throws of withdrawal . . . or just word pudding.

 

"the world is turning, hope it don't turn away." It sounds nice, but it's just observational nonsense.

 

As a philosopher, Neil is good.

As a guitar player, he is great.

as an angry Warlock? he's a bit nasty and not nice. LIke the whole deal with 'don't take a bath.'

dress in dirty clothes.

 

that's not good advice.

 

He's a musician. He's a warlock.

He's not a philosopher. I don't take life advice from him.

 

at least with Mick He doesn't give out snarling political advice and act like anyone who doesn't agree is an asshole.

 

Look, I saw Niel perform and it was amazing to me to see it. It was almost like a coven dance, Not really a bad thing, cause I think he means it well.

it was one of my favs, Down by the river.

so go hear him play, it's amazing.

but he's gotta be full of regrets. If he could have come out of it , from the drugs, early and cleaned up a generation, instead of making it a culty thing to be a junkie, and not telling that Seattle crowd "no do not do this!"

but he advised them well.

 

So he made some mistakes.

He's still got time, right.

but being an angry warlock is not a good thing.

Anonymous ID: da7290 June 14, 2019, 7:23 p.m. No.6754068   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4107

>>6753981

when I say he is a 'warlock' I don't mean he is a coven warlock.

Rock music has a sense of a chemistry.

To see Neil perform with other virtuosos they do a natural mosh pit magical performance. He's not a warlock looking for converts. He's a natural creature of talent and a mensch who knows how to do natural magic through music and happy (let's hope) enchanting lyrics but they aren't really . . . a life guide, except for the general sense of regret that they convey. He's a poet of feelings. He's conveying a sense of the right and the just. He doesn't want to be a bad witch, it's against his nature. He wants to be a good one. He's not a warlock like a European coven warlock. He's a Native American spirit minded soul who does good, as he can, and get's wrong sometimes.

 

A man of natural talent and power who is not linked to the things that keep him from getting angry about the wider world. Having fed off of the disfunction, perhaps partly unknowingly, in his later years (because there is no twilight with virtuouso composer/performers) he is troubled by some of the contridictions that now must seem clear to him. He must be a man who has to be in the throws of break through, in order to come to grips with the idea that events are far beyond him.

 

He did try and help the Seattle kids in the late 80s. He's probably the reason they got some much attention.

and his album of Rock A Billy was great music, and satire.

 

And that he didn't release half of his music form the 1970's and 80's till a few years ago, that is awesome.

 

but he's a crotchedy old guy and he's rankles on the camera and he's narly.

I think he'd hate me for being a pro Trump so I make fun of his poetry from his cutout quality mid 1970's albums.

 

"I need a crowwwdddd of people . . . to make it day to day . . . "

 

magic is only good whn you don't plan it and it's what is known as natural prayful power. It's better to not concoct things of mind and work it out as magic, like it's a math or alegebra of human control. I kind of doubt that any real musician would want to do that, the idea of free will being an important aspect in the asthetic of music.

Anonymous ID: da7290 June 14, 2019, 7:40 p.m. No.6754210   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4227

>>6754107

It's never going to be over . . .

I haven't gotten to any shows lately. Maybe soon. Someone is giving me a ticket to hear someone you mentioned.

Maybe if you're there I'll see you off in the crowd.

 

Who will be at the Washington 4 of July this year?

 

have you been to shows lately?

It's been a few years for me.

Anonymous ID: da7290 June 14, 2019, 7:43 p.m. No.6754238   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4259

>>6754227

I've seen that band a few times.

Once, in Philadelphia, I got to stand about 10 feet from the lead guitar and he was very cool up close with the fans. I understand why people love him so much.

 

it's a good thing, it will be fine. Hell will be contained and the lid will be on it.