http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szLmAPW3 ... re=related

Different kind of Xmas music

Looks good...

but my first thought was: "Wow, how many kilowatts of lightning was there? I want to have a look at controls and power circuit."

You haven't seen anything until you've seen them live in concert.

I took my 10 yo. Godson last year, and we're going again this year - as close to the stage as possible.

OK. So where do we go to see them? I enjoyed this.

There are no tour dates scheduled yet for 2008, but the site is:

http://www.trans-siberian.com/intro.html

Wonder if we could book them for the MOM event this summer?

No, it would disturb the neighbors.

River

Thanks Paolo. The site is now on my favorites list.

Can you imagine living next door to this display, though? Jeff and Bridgette Trykoski of Frisco, Texas have been putting on large Christmas light displays every year since 2001. The Trans-Siberian Orchestra video is from their 2005 show and has about 65,000 lights. Their web site Trykoski Christmas ( http://www.friscochristmas.com) has links to a much higher quality (and slow downloading) version of what you saw above on Youtube. There are also links to the 2005 versions of “Feliz Navidad” by Jose Feliciano and “Christmas Eve / Sarajevo 12/24” by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, as well as more information about the displays, hours of operation, and a map to their house.

is the music just blaring out loud or do you tune into a pirated radio station and listen in your car?

randy (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:50 am is the music just blaring out loud or do you tune into a pirated radio station and listen in your car?

Some cars have YouTube players which I'm sure you can adjust the volume to your satisfaction. Myself, I prefer loud, especially when it comes to Trans Siberian Orchestra or the Traveling Wilbouries