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17. Like Orson Welles or Elvis Presley, he had a history of weight fluctuations through his career, attributed to his years of stress-related overeating followed by compensatory dieting. He also earned a reputation for being difficult on the set, often unwilling or unable to memorize his lines and less interested in taking direction than in confronting the film director with odd demands. He also dabbled with some innovation in his last years. He had several patents issued in his name from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, all of which involve a method of tensioning drum heads, in June 2002 – November 2004

20. X got its name because it served as "background" music for X' trips in underground parties in the 1960s .It is characterized with long instrumental solos, few (if any) lyrics and musical. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Jerry Garcia quoted Grateful Dead band member Phil Lesh stating, "X is what you listen to when you're are high on X'." Garcia further stated there is no real psychedelic rock and that it is Indian classical music and some Tibetan music that are examples of music "designed to expand consciousness .

21. X was founded in 1935 by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith (Bill W and Dr. Bob) in Akron, Ohio.With other early members Wilson and Smith developed X's Twelve Step program of spiritual and character development. X's Twelve Traditions were introduced in 1946 to help X stay unified and grow. The Traditions recommend that members and groups remain _____ in public media, altruistically help other _______ and include all who wish to stop ________. The Traditions also recommend that X members acting on behalf of the fellowship steer clear of dogma, governing hierarchies and involvement in public issues. Subsequent fellowships such as NA have adopted and adapted the Twelve Steps and the Twelve Traditions to their respective primary purposes.

23. ____, _____, and ____ reportedly sang their vocal parts continually for ten to twelve hours a day. The entire piece took three weeks to record, and in some sections featured 180 separate overdubs. Since the studios of the time only offered 24-track analogue tape, it was necessary for the three to overdub themselves many times and "bounce" these down to successive sub-mixes. In the end, eighth-generation tapes were used. The various sections of tape containing the desired submixes had to be spliced (cut with razor blades and assembled in the correct sequence using adhesive tape). May recalled placing a tape in front of the light and being able to see through it, as they had been recording so intensely. It was the most expensive single ever made and remains one of the most elaborate recordings in popular music history

26. Rohail Hyatt was a founding member of Vital Signs, the leading pop band of Pakistan for a decade. He was an integral part of the internal creative core and the entire management of the band. Together, Vital Signs produced four albums and were under contract with Pepsi from 1991-1997. Rohail played the role of band member, producer, song writer, guitarist and keyboardist at different times of the bands history. The first hit for Vital Signs was 'Dil Dil Pakistan', which was voted the 3rd most popular song in the world by a poll carried out by BBC World. Rohail made waves in mid 2007 with his film score for Shoaib Mansoor's debut film Khuda Kay Liye. Rohail is currently X's music consultant in Pakistan. What did he start?

27. Watching the play on the fourth day, and from a palm tree high above square leg, were a group of Bajan boys. As the afternoon sun rose higher one of them could no longer stand it. Delirious from the heat, from X relentless thook thook and doubtless from a steady intake of palm wine, the boy fell off the tree and landed on his head some 40 feet below. He was taken to a hospital, recovering consciousness 24 hours later. Inevitably his first words were: ''Is X still batting?'' The answer, alas, was that he was.