My sincerest apologies for my absence, fellow music users. I have been attending the 2009 Leper Olympics. This year, they were held in sunny Cherrapunji, India. The event was an overwhelming success and traumatic experience. Many former champions and athletes returned, yet, sadly, there were few recognisable faces.
There are some interesting, subtle differences between this event and the regular, white-with-two-sugar Olympics. Most notably, many of the sporting events are far more dangerous and difficult to watch. Take archery, for example- most competitors can only manage a single shot, due to tensile bow string effects on afflicted fingers. Messy business. Messy business indeed. Don't even get me started on wrestling...
Anyhow, other than the above *ahem* amazing experience, I am pleased to inform you all that I have been nominated for the "Ho-Am Prize in Medicine" for my groundbreaking work within the field of 'penile dementia'.
Moving right along...
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Originally Posted by indienerd
Don't mind me. Just take the positive side of your duality of emotion and don't do drugs.  |
And stay in skool!
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Originally Posted by trace87
This sounds good! I will give it a shot.
EDIT: hmmm. having trouble finding it. any chance of an upload?
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Unfortunately, I cannot advocate music theft for the following reasons:
(1) Someone, somewhere will eventually find and arrest me.
(2) Apart from being a wildly successful doctor, I am also a failed musician.
(3) Not From There was an indie band that never quite made it, but they deserve a little of your money for this album.
However, I have found two sites that have the album "Not from There- Sand on Seven" available in either physical or digital format for a very reasonable price:
(1) ebay-
Not From There - Sand on Seven CD - eBay (item 320458207102 end time Jan-03-10 16:29:56 PST)
(only one dollar!)
(2)
Not From There - Sand on Seven MP3 music downloads - 7digital
(only USD 7.77!!)
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Originally Posted by AwwSugar
What would you have done if I was a guy?
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Silly! Gender is meaningless on the internet!
Quick prescription:
Band: Seafood
Album: When do we start fighting?
Descriptors: Guitar fuzz and beautiful melodies/harmonies. This album maintains a melancholic feel throughout, yet features many explosions into pure, heartfelt angst. A
very good alternative pop/rock album that, in my most humble of opinions, represents the band at their best.
Cheerio!