Stonehenge is a musical instrument -- The original "Rock" music

[KurtNYC]

I recommend going to the link if only to play the sounds.

Stonehenge may have been built by Stone Age man as a prehistoric centre for rock music, a new study has claimed.

According to experts from London's Royal College of Art, some of the stones sound like bells, drums, and gongs when they are 'played' - or hit with hammers.
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He suspected there were ringing rocks on or around Preseli and suggested that this was the reason why so many Neolithic monuments exist in the region – with the sounds making the landscape sacred to Stone Age people.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2515159/Why-Stonehenge-prehistoric-centre-rock-music-Stones-sound-like-bells-drums-gongs-played.html

Surely this is not what Jeff Spicolli had in mind when he said he would "wing on over to England and jam with the stones."

[jberryhill]

1. Some of the research was misplaced

[Blue Owl]

2. Those Druids had some deep cuts

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[KurtNYC]

4. "Look it says inches." "F--- the napkin!"

[intaglio]

3. No, it's "Music with Rocks in"

Or "Soul Music"