What would you do if a Giant Meteorite hit near you- Sweden Edition

[hermosabeach]

Dalhalla – a rock amphitheatre – Sweden Underground

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One of the largest meteorites to ever hit the Earth’s surface landed approximately 380 million years ago in the county of Dalarna.

Acoustic measurements confirmed an unusually low level of noise at the bottom of the quarry. The sound trial also confirmed that the high, almost vertical rock walls produced a very good reverb without a disturbing echo. With its acoustically designed stage, and with the audience sitting in the amphitheatre, Dalhalla can now be compared with classical stages in Ancient Greece and Italy.

 

[deersniper]

Awesome

 

[oneshot86]

real cool

 

[Maggot]

If a giant meteorite were about to hit near me?

Id put my head between my legs and kiss my sweet ass goodbye.

 

[Blue Sky Country]

Wow thanks for this cool post. The photos, especially the aerial one, is stunning.

Learned something new, every day.

 

[Mike Casselton]

If a giant meteorite were about to hit near me?

Id put my head between my legs and kiss my sweet ass goodbye.

I would put MY head between Rebecca's legs and kiss...

Well, you get the picture.

 

[sirhrmechanic]

Very cool!

When I was in Pompeii earlier this year, learned for the first time that Pink Floyd had recorded a concert there... at the Amphitheater. No audience, just them and a handful of sound people.

Apparently, David Gilmore was visiting Pompeii in the '70's and was blown away by the acoustics of the 2,000 year old amphitheater. He came back with the band to record and it's supposed to be a magnificent recording of some of their best work.

There was a special exhibit about Pink Floyd when I was there. I've been a 'Floyd fan since I was about 12... I thought I knew all their albums. But had never even HEARD about this.



Amazing what rock acoustics can do!

Cheers,

Sirhr

 

[Maggot]

Very cool!

When I was in Pompeii earlier this year, learned for the first time that Pink Floyd had recorded a concert there... at the Amphitheater. No audience, just them and a handful of sound people.

Apparently, David Gilmore was visiting Pompeii in the '70's and was blown away by the acoustics of the 2,000 year old amphitheater. He came back with the band to record and it's supposed to be a magnificent recording of some of their best work.

There was a special exhibit about Pink Floyd when I was there. I've been a 'Floyd fan since I was about 12... I thought I knew all their albums. But had never even HEARD about this.



Amazing what rock acoustics can do!

Cheers,

Sirhr

Got it on vinyl, dawg.

But there was an audience...

I saw them at RFK circa'95'