Karl Spackler

They've been sending press test articles to the big YouTubers. 
 

I flew over my house in a Ju88.
The people of 1C Game Studios did an amazing job with mapping the actual rivers, canals, streams and rail lines of the Netherlands.
They did it so detailed, that I could identify the stream some 670 m south of where I live.

To show more actual details we have some kms to the W, what we call, a zwaaikom (where barges can turn around).

I remember when he flew a charter for a group of Brits headed to Afghanistan, early in the war.  Pretty sweet tail art.
I used to ride my bicycle to K-mart with my weekly allowances saved up to buy a new Iron Maiden cassette.  Something like 5-7 miles one way, between the ages of 7 and 12.  Still my all time favorite metal band. 

All y'all died together doing the same thing. Also, Communist roleplay. Seems about right to me. 

All y'all died together doing the same thing. Also, Communist roleplay. Seems about right to me. 

All y'all died together doing the same thing. Also, Communist roleplay. Seems about right to me. 

How old is this thread? 
 
It is 1994 days from the start date to the end date, end date included.
Or 5 years, 5 months, 18 days including the end date.
Or 65 months, 18 days including the end date.

How old is this thread? 
 
It is 1994 days from the start date to the end date, end date included.
Or 5 years, 5 months, 18 days including the end date.
Or 65 months, 18 days including the end date.

And time. I’m itching to get rid of the CV1 (and dump it on my GF/RIO).

The guitar parts are in 7/8 and 13/8. Simultaneously. DO MATH. 

Speaking of Dream Theater, this always amuses me.
 

 

Here's something new. Totally by accident very in the vein of the legacy of KC and Dream Theater (especially in the unison melodic runs) and other proggy greatness from days past. I like the use of space and dynamic changes to try to build tension keep you a little off balance with hugely satisfying resolves. Lotsa guys will just try to djent their way through, and that gets tedious after a bit. 
 

Here's Sungazer:
 

 

Here's something new. Totally by accident very in the vein of the legacy of KC and Dream Theater (especially in the unison melodic runs) and other proggy greatness from days past. I like the use of space and dynamic changes to try to build tension keep you a little off balance with hugely satisfying resolves. Lotsa guys will just try to djent their way through, and that gets tedious after a bit. 
 

+1!

Huge King Crimson fan.  Discipline is such a good album.

The guitar parts are in 7/8 and 13/8. Simultaneously. DO MATH. 

The guitar parts are in 7/8 and 13/8. Simultaneously. DO MATH.