Pangea

Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras about 250 million years ago

I can make out a guy with a huge nose on the right side

Big nose, little mouth open, small chin and a low forhead.
And that all-in-one continent is pretty amazing.

That's way too close to Africa for him.

One of two "double live" albums released by Miles Davis just prior to his self-imposed retirement in 1975.

The other was "Agharta." Both were recorded on a single day (February 1, 1975) at Osaka Festival Hall, Japan. Agharta was the afternoon matinee, Pangaea was the evening performance.

I love them both, although some people hate them...here are the players:

* Miles Davis – electric trumpet with Wah Wah, organ
* Sonny Fortune – soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, flute
* Pete Cosey – electric guitar, Synthesizer, percussion
* Reggie Lucas – electric guitar
* Michael Henderson – electric bass
* Al Foster – drums
* James "Mtume" Forman – conga, percussion, water drum, rhythm box

Sometimes they are all going at it at once, and not necessarily in the same direction.

:-)

Haven't seen that album cover in years!
Good stuff. Thanks for the memories.
:thumbsup:

it has India split off from Eurasia. Unlikely that as everything else split apart India would venture north to meld with Eurasia.

though I'm still not totally convinced. :)

It's the scientific consensus, but I'm not totally convinced either. It's not like science has never been wrong. :toast:

It's always good to help induce laughter. :toast:

I probably should believe the scientific consensus, since they study that stuff, and I'm just going by visual impression.

oh well. Which is a different thread.

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Just asking... :P