Venus and Mars/Rock Show Angeles' Hollywood Bowl. The verses include musical references such as "Silly Willy with the Philly band" and Jimmy Page's guitar, and the Rainbow Theatre. In addition to the normal Wings line-up, Allen Toussaint played piano on this song. "Rock Show" is in the key of A major. A major is the dominant key of D major, the key of "Venus and Mars". "Venus and Mars" "Rock Show" "Hand Bells are only played on the album version" (Credits from 2014 Deluxe "Venus and Mars" Remaster) "Venus and Mars" also has a reprise that appears on the "Venus and Mars" album, which
Volcanology of Mars most commonly associated with silica-rich andesitic or rhyolitic magmas (e.g., Mount St. Helens). Because the lower gravity of Mars generates less buoyancy forces on magma rising through the crust, the magma chambers that feed volcanoes on Mars are thought to be deeper and much larger than those on Earth. If a magma body on Mars is to reach close enough to the surface to erupt before solidifying, it must be big. Consequently, eruptions on Mars are less frequent than on Earth, but are of enormous scale and eruptive rate when they do occur. Somewhat paradoxically, the lower gravity of Mars