Phaota

G'Day all, I'm Elak Swindell, though I also go by Kale, which is Elak backwards. Easier for most to remember. I've been a fan of coasters since my teens, though I sadly haven't had the opportunity to get on any in the last so many years. Time from work and lack of funds are the many problems in that area. When I do get a chance, I'll definitely be hopping over to Six Flags Over Georgia in Atlanta. Right now, the "Coasters In The Raw!" DVDs are a perfect way for me to tide my desire to get on them for real. Would love to go on a Coaster Expedition with everyone, but it isn't financially in my favor, no matter how frugal I could be with what little I earn from my job. Plus, I'm an avid 80s music archiver with a HUGE collection of MP3 tunes well over 11,000+ and growing daily. My close friend and I are always working on it and 80s soundtracks, so money goes toward records to convert as well. We put together extended 80s soundtracks containing all of the songs heard in the films, not just those officially released on albums. Just a passion of ours. But it would be awesome to run around a big park open only to the C.E. members. Those of you that can are definitely lucky. I'll enjoy your antics and fun on the DVDs.

Like FitchCoaster, I just recently snagged Vol.1, as well as 2, of "Coasters In The Raw! and the first C.E. set. I really, really love the Raw! DVDs and desire more. (Do you use Convert X to DVD for the conversion software? Looks like the layout for it on the menu). With all of the coasters you guys have ridden throughout the years, there ought to be five or more discs by now of just POV footage on them. The C.E. disc is also excellent, though one or two of the songs used were not to my liking due to the repetitive nature of them, but that's just me. Would have liked to hear more 80s songs. You only used one on the second disc, that being "Walking On Sunshine" and a cover of The Buggles "Video Killed The Radio Star" (prefer the original myself). I'm a HUGE 80s music archiver with a collection way of 11,000+ MP3s and continually growing. So, if you desire anything, just let me know. Gotta ask something concerning the C.E. discs. What's up with the avid fanship for that annoying Dance Dance Revolution game? Every segment on the disc had to have at least one shot of you guys dancing on it. Other than that, the editing, timed music and rides were very fun to watch and hear, though more POV is always a must. Thanks for making this series.