MicroMara
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Mr. multitasking... you have no idea what happened? Former cia agent randyh got hacked by mi6 agent triple sero. He then hijacked the space shuttle and is now flying through the Klipsch Matrix with his grandchild, born 4 days ago, whose name and tec-specs he is still concealing.
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@dirtmudd and the album delivered yesterday by Marillion " clutching at straws " was a wonderful musical journey at this sunday morning.Thank you very much for your recommendation. I'm still waiting for the debut album " script for a jester´s tear " ; should arrive next week
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Then this morning I put on one of my favourite David Bowie albums. He produced some tracks in Berlin. Brian Eno plays the electronic sounds.
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Ry Cooder ......he's so genius..think " Bob till you drop" is this best production
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Sleep well my friend
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Or the group " The Motels " ? Band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 1975, originating in a band called the Warfield Foxes from Berkeley. Original line-up as The Motels: Dean Chamberlain, Richard D'andrea, Martha Davis, Robert Neuman & Chuck Wada.
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Anybody knows Ruphus ?? RUPHUS is probably one of the most important 70's Norwegian hard rock band with progressive tendencies (there were a few of those back then: AUNT MARY, TITANIC, POPOL VUH / ACE etc..) but their music evolution would differ greatly from those groups. Their debut "A New Born Day" is certainly one of the best Norwegian albums with a very exciting sound and its extraordinarily communicative enthusiasm, even if a bit dated. But three members left after the album release and a new singer was found for their second album "Ranshart", a more progressive record looking towards YES and FOCUS, but it was not quite as exciting as the debut. Future jazz-rock legend Terje Rypdal produced their third album "Let Your Light Shine", a jazz-rock album that had much success in Germany, but again, personnel change struck at the worst of times, but their fourth album "Inner Voice" continued the formula, but further changes undermined the group, eventually folding at the end of the decade to general indifference.
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@Full Range These are all just pictures of a great time in my life. This discotheque does not exist any more. We had guests from all over Europe, there I worked as a DJ for 10 years
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We had a outdoor party garden as well , think that would be your place to be in the stripper pool ......
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We had a 5-way active sound system from JBL with a total output of 18,000 watts, a peak level of 135 dB. The beat was blown through your body and into your brain on the dance floor and made you high
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That's how it was ......... Lol Lol Lol .............
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@JohnJ glad you're back. I feel similar to you, I have no time during the week to listen to music, work 14 hours a day and then too tired in the evening. But I always take a little time to beam myself across the Atlantic and have fun with all of you. You said : " Taking a short trip south tonight and picking up a couple hundred pounds of vinyl " Apparently you´re like him ? And you're right, sometimes a little break is good .........
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Sorry gents ..it´s about Road to Red .... @dirtmudd I was so impressed by these wonderful King Crimson Jazz interpretations that I was almost speechless. Rarely has jazz music touched me so deeply. I have been searching for weeks to get the album King Crimson Jazz Trio Vol1.Nowhere to get within Europe. I could have ordered one in the USA for $130 plus shipping, customs and import taxes would have been about $179. That felt a bit too much for a CD. Two days ago this album was put on ebay Germany " New " in unopened jewel case.I bought it immediately for only € 39,90 incl. shipping . Next week I will get it delivered. I am really happy
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Knock! Knock! Who's there? Voodoo. Voodoo who? Voodoo you think you are, asking all these questions? Knock! Knock! Who's there? Says. Says who? Says me, that's who! Knock! Knock! Who's there? Candice. Candice who? Candice door open, or am I stuck out here?
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This could be a " Märzen " beer from its origin. The month gave the beer its name Märzen was originally brewed more strongly in Bavaria in March so that it could be kept as long as possible despite the lack of refrigeration. The soft, malty, full-bodied and palatable beer is often brewed using special malts and contains approx. 5.6 percent alcohol by volume.
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Cheers babadono !!!
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Certainly it is only a short film but with very high impact.And the punchline with the beer is also ambiguous. To one you should enjoy life and not loose your sense of humour.
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