Dendy Asrari

56 International Scientists ranging in fields from Zoology to Quantum Physics all took part in the poll in london. Here is the list :

1) Blade Runner - Noted for its questions about what it is to be human.
2) 2001: A Space Odyssey - Mr. Kubrick, this should be no 1
3) Star Wars - the first one
4) Alien - yupp
5) Solaris - the 1972 version.
6) Terminator 1- Man and machine
7) The Day the Earth Stood Still
The War of the Worlds
9) The Matrix - Not the Trilogy. The First one. Just the First One. Only the First One.
10) Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Hmm… how about The Abyss, Sphere, Contact ???

I’ve wacthed all of them and bought the DVD except The Day the Earth Stood Still that movie is reallly hard to find today

OASYS :
Professional Keyboard Workstation with 88 hammer-action keys, Open Architecture Software Design, 16-Track HDR, 40GB HD, 16-Track Seq, CD-RW, 10.4″ TouchView Display

Ouch…. It’s a studio recording in one single keyboard…… It cost you $8499.00 (Rp 70 million) to own this Monster :))

Dream Theater have completed work on their 8th full length studio album entitled “OCTAVARIUM” which is tentatively set for release through Atlantic Records on June 7th, 2005.

The track listing is as follows:

1.The Root Of All Evil
2.The Answer Lies Within
3.These Walls
4.I Walk Beside You
5.Panic Attack
6.Never Enough
7.Sacrificed Sons
8.Octavarium

‘ouch… can’t wait for the album to release….. aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhgggrrrrhhhhh