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As the end of any month nears, I like to look back and see how often I managed to lucid dream. After looking at April's results, I thought I should take a look at March's data as well. What I found was that I am twice as likely to have a lucid dream on a Saturday or Sunday than I am to have one on a week day. Of course, this makes sense because, more often than not, I am able to get more sleep on the weekends, translating to more/longer REM stages. I'm just curious if anyone else has recognized this trend.
Sorry if this has already been discussed. I did a search of the more obvious terms and was not able to find a similar thread posted recently.
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Haha, I totally sleep in every Saturday and Sunday. I'll wake up, think to myself, "Hey, if I sleep in for half an hour more I bet I'll have a cool dream", and fall asleep again. Then I wake up and the cycle repeats until I can't bear the thought of sleeping any longer.
I don't lucid dream often, though, so I can't vouch for having more lucids on weekends.
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SideNote: Your avatar rocks. Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater seems to agree.
http://www.pleasantlynumb.com/dump/band.jpg
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Do you know where that image comes from? King Crimson's first album - an album that most early heavy rockers recognize as the beginning of it all. It's called The Court Of The Crimson King.
That being said, I had far more lucids on weekends when I was having a lot of them. The odds were way better than 2:1 over weekday evenings. I always attributed that to sheer exhaustion.
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The first time I saw G3 live, in Montreal, Eric Johnson was myseriously absent, but d'you know who they had in his stead? Robert Fripp!!! Isn't that the coolest thing ever?! Next time I saw them was with Petrucci, funny huh?
G3 1997 North American Tour News
June 15, Quebec City - Across the Atlantic to Canada and the beginning of the G3 North American tour 1997. In Quebec the line up is Joe, Steve, Michel Cusson and Robert Fripp. Chris Varrin and Doug Nightwine have put together a new production, the bands have rehearsed new songs and at the first show Michel and Robert joined Joe and Steve for the jam. The show plays one more Quebec show in Montreal with Michel before starting in Philadelphia with Kenny Wayne Shepherd.
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left to right - Fripp - Satch - Vai
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VPhydeaux_3: Very cool. Hard to argue with just about any scenario you could come up with involving Satch and Vai. I didn't have a chance to see them 'till the first G3 tour that they did with Petrucci. I caught the show when it rolled through Houston. And guess how surprised I was to learn that Billy Gibbons was available for the show's finale. The lot of them playing the baddest assed rendition of La Grange I could have never dreamed of.
