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Moreover, it's obvious that you haven't understood what’s inside here, having calculated a "pink floyd + doors" instead of what I wrote, which is quite different. I don't think Syd Barrett has ever sold that much, and the songs favored by Morrison are usually the less famous ones of the Doors. But that's another story; first you have to tell me how bands age on Planet Geenoo.

Aside from the fact that it took me at least a minute to understand what the hell you were asking, if the question is "why isn’t this big group around anymore?", the answers are various. First of all, your brain combined with your ignorance in the matter hasn’t processed the comment well. “These” was meant as “On-Trial project,” since this is one of the many projects of a bunch of Danish stoners who release records in various “ways,” and for every “way” they have a “project,” and the elements that change from project to project are really few. So the "dead" referred to the "On-Trial way," but as musicians, they're still around with a slightly different project, more "13th Floor" and less "Doors," called "Dragontears." If you want to know why the "On-Trial project is dead," I BELIEVE it’s because the two who spent the most time on it have gotten older. The first album is twenty years old and they were almost thirty then, so do the math. Then, I don’t know where you live, but on planet Earth in 2011, if you want to live off revival music, you have to do a lot of live shows, and at a certain age, combined with a youth you can’t imagine (since a friend of yours smoked a joint and disappeared, while you’re still in the cellophane at 40), it’s tough. So older people find jobs and only play in their spare time. Cases of people playing music without a significant financial return into old age are few, and they’re all people with fried brains who can’t do anything else. This is what’s told on planet Earth, while on planet geenoo, how does it work?

Furious, with a trembling neck.

You are low-level, even in messing around. Note the insertion of "even," after a pause comma.

Geenoo and his study partner, during the time of the occupations at the university

Geenoo, who returns home from fishing with a full basket.

I listened to the Narrows (New Distances), they're not bad at all, but the people screaming lately don't please me. I'll pick them back up when they scratch my car.

I just forgot to write it down; the one I mean is called Intension (I had to check, I actually had completely deleted it).

I consider Lost keys an intro; in fact, in comment 45, I include it in the hypothetical EP called Mille Deis. However, I skip the three pieces that make up the track art-attack, the Indian that goes uuuhh-aiaoiaeeeiaaah, and that other seven-minute piece towards the end that always seems like it's about to start but never does. For convenience, I’ve actually removed them from the CD-MP3 that I keep in the car, composing an LP: 5.000 days, Vicarious-Jambi-Thepot-Lost+rosetta +Art attackn track. And I feel like a better man.

Geenoo during the industrial revolution, while studying how to go "under" because he gets splashed from the side.