Ultra Sonic marks a significant departure for the Eliminators. It also retains their signature sound. Adding sophistication, country, and excellent arranging to their crunchy sound, and reducing the reverb on the rhythm guitar, all add up to excellent listening. It's good to hear new material from this rarest of bands, real longboarders playing real surf music. All 14 surf instros are winners.PARAFIN JUNGLE*** This is an excursion into sonic territory that the Eliminators have not previously ventured, the land of Memphis flavored instros, where gig flowing notes and effected country twang rule. It's melodic and prancing, with an excellent sax break from Billy Swanson.
E-FIVE**** Big twang reverb, ringing chords, and a shimmering sounds await as Joe Kurkowski's guitar floats on a sea of shallow vibrato. The break is a mean double picked low-E grind followed by a great and gentle vibrato riff. "E-Five" is big and very satisfying.
CROSS STEPPIN'**** Damped rhythms and moody bass under flowing lead chords give way to a great riff, and then the backtrack transitions into a cool solid beat with ska rhythm guitar. This is an infectious and haunting track, with power and excellent arranging.
DR. JELLY FINGER**** An effect electronic whirring keyboard excursion over solid damped rhythm guitar and a sorta B-52's progression, and quirky surf lead guitar. Quite an unusual track. The page of "Dr. Jelly Finger" followed by the evil laugh identifies "Dr. Jelly Finger" as a proctologist who enjoys his work and your discomfort. Pretty darn cool.
THE BREEZE & I**** Ernesto Lacuoña's classic melody is beautifully played out. This is just about as good as it gets, just shy of the exquisite Vibrants' version. The shimmering tone and delicate playing are perfect for the melody. The flute verse gives in an exotic air. - amazon
The Eliminators:
Joe Kurkowski, Preston Wilson (guitar); Bill Swanson (flute, saxophone); Frank Hughes (bass); Doug Harlow (drums, percussion); David Tolegian (saxophone); Endrew Eggebraaten, Robert Hubbard (horns); Marianna Hetrick (keyboards); Denny Dragon (bongos, percussion); Lynn Hughes (tambourine)
trax:
01 Aloha Hell 02 Parafin Jungle 03 E-Five 04 Long Live The King 05 Mississippi Leg Hound 06 Point Conception 07 Da Coffin' 08 Mysto Reef 09 El Borracho 10 Cross Steppin' 11 Monte Carlo Blues 12 Surf Sacrifice 13 Shifter 14 Dr. Jelly Finger 15 The Breeze And I 16 Aloha Hell (Reprise)
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The Eliminators "Ultra Sonic Surf Guitars"
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Keep The Links Alive:
Bettye Lavette - Worthy '15
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Another Day, Another Time Celebrating the Music of Inside Llewyn Davis '15
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John Lennon & Yoko Ono Sometime In New York City '72 (2 Mini LP PT-SHM Universal Japan 2014)
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ain't no grave
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Kings Of The Twelve String - flyright
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The Doors Live
Live At The Aquarius Theatre The First Performance
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Live In Detroit (Cobo Hall, 05-08-1970)
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Backstage And Dangerous The Private Rehearsal
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Isle Of Wight Festival UK 29-08-1970
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isle_of_Wight_Festival_1970
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Thanks for the surf RYP !
Other sounds from the sun :
Adults Only Vol. 1
Some spicy jamaican tunes from the rocksteady era. Tomatoes, pum pums and other kittens are for the honor...
-Rub and Squeeze : Lee "Scratch" Perry
-Don't Touch Me Tomato : Phyllis Dillon
-Adults Only : Dermot Lynch
-Rub Up, Push Up : The Termites
-Push It In : The Versatiles
-Khaki : The Tennors
-Wreck a Buddy : The Soul Sisters
-Hold the Pussy : Kid Gungo
-Birth Control : Lloydie & the Lowbites
-Wet Dream : The Inspirations
-Barbwire : Nora Dean
-Open Up : Clancy Eccles
-She Want It : Dave Barker / The Gaylads
-Fat Fat Girl : Lloydie & the Lowbites
-International Pum Pum : The Observers
-Punanny : Charlie Ace / Charlie Ace & Fay
-Sexy Sadie : Max Romeo
-Pussy Cat : Lloydie & the Lowbites
CD rip.
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/igLLSZa0/file.html
Adults Only Vol. 2
-Rub Up Push Up - Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
-Want Me Cock - Owen, Leon
-Pussy Cat - Stranger Cole
-Doctor Dick - Lee Perry
-Push It Up - The Termites
-Adults Only - Calypso Joe
-Push Push - The Itals
-Mr. Rhya - Lloyd Charmers
-Satan Gal - The Ethiopians
-Pussy Catch A Fire - The Soulmates
-Big Boy & Teacher (What Is Catty) - U. Roy
-Rough Rider - Lloydie & The Lowbites
-Play With You Pussy - Max Romeo
-Papa Do It Sweet - Lloyd & Patsy
-In a De Pum - Flowers & Alvin
-Mr. Whittaker - Charlie Ace & Fay
-Hole Under Crutches - Max Romeo
-Yum Yum Pussy - Lloydie & The Lowbites
CD rip.
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/WEfpT8oh/file.html
A Place Called Jamaica / Derrick Harriott s productions from 67 to 76
-Derrick Harriott - Message from a blackman
-Junior Murvin - Rescue the children
-Horace Andy - Lonely woman
-Roman & Dave - Changing times
-Dave Robinson - Native woman
-Keith & Tex - Stop that train
-Scotty - I worry
-Rudy Mills - A place called happyness
-Big Youth - Cool breeze
-Dennis Brown - Lips of wine
-Earl Sixteen - Malcolm X
-Winston McAnuff - Ugly days
-Earl Sixteen - Dreadlocks unite
-The Chosen Few - Shaft
-Derrick Harriott - The loser
-Scotty & Derrick - Sesame street
-Augustus Pablo & Derrick - Bells of death
-Keith & Tex - This is my song
CD rip.
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/q5KfSwRm/file.html
Jamaican Revolution Vol1 1999
Excellent reggae compilation on Spanish "Revelde Discos" label.
Too bad I never saw a vol2 or more( Someone ? )
-Intro
-Afrikan Simba – Patiente
-Chukki Starr – Praise To The Creator
-Morodo & BDF – Protégeme
-Freddie McGregor – Hands In The Fire
-No Artist – Ras Track One
-Sugar Black – Stress
-No Artist – Ras Track Two
-LMS – Only Through Jah
-Conscious Sound + Hydroponics – Dancehall Dub
-Martin Campbell – Way Of The World
-Junior Murvin – Get Your House In Order
-No Artist – Ras Track Three
-Admiral Tibet – I Know
-Mountain Lion – Can't Tek What A Gwaam
-No Artist – Ras Track Four
-Zion Train – Movement Of The People
-Cultivator – Break Out From Babylon
-Loud & Lone – A Wish In My Soul
-Jonah Dan – Fight For The Right
-BDF – Give Thanks And Praises
CD rip.
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/mt1EGh2D/file.html
ORIGINAL STALAG 17-18 and 19 - promo sampler + 4 bonus tracks 1998
The Original "Ring the Alarm" by Tenor Sax opens. All other tracks are versions on the same riddim.
Notice a Tina Turner's "What's love got to do with it" great interpretation by a very young voice.
Pure Jamaican blood. Produced by Winston Riley in 1995
-Tenor Saw - Ring The Alarm
-Admiral Tibet - Trouble To Man
-Little Kirk - What's Love Got To Do
-Little John - Look What You Have Done
-Lloyd Hemmings - Raggamufin Soldier
-Sugar Minott - Jah Jah Rule
-Yami Bolo - When A Man In Love
-Michael Prophet - Room Full
-Brigadier Jerry - What Kind Of World
-Techniques All Stars - Stalag 17
bonus tracks :
-Ian Sweetness - Ebony eyes
-Doctor Nuts - Crazy Glue
-Nardo Ranks - Skin Out
-Super Beagle - Just A Sound Boy
CD rip.
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/Fq8rfNHW/file.html
Dan Fogelberg - High Country Snows Live
Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, Ca. – August 15, 1985
Westwood One Radio Broadcast.
From “Part Of The Plan” through “Same Old Lang Syne”, it is Dan solo. From “Down The Road” to “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, it is Dan and his band.
1. Part Of The Plan (3:22)
2. Hard To Say (4:15)
3. Make Love Stay (5:40)
4. Nature Of The Game (6:06)
5. Leader Of The Band (4:38)
6. Same Old Lang Syne (6:20)
7. Down The Road (3:54)
8. High Country Snows (4:55)
9. The Outlaw (3:32)
10. Shallow Rivers (5:08)
11. The Higher You Climb (8:29)
12. Morning Sky (3:23)
13. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (6:37)
Artwork Included
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/t3tFr7F5/file.html
Down Home Praise – Down Home Praise
Country Gospel
Maranatha MM0104 (U.S.A. 1983)
Vocals : Chris Hillman, Steve Hill, Dan McCorison, Tommy Funderbuck
Guitars : Steve Hill, Dan McCorison
Mandolin : Chris Hillman
Dobro : Al Perkins
Acoustic Bass : Jerry Scheff, Mel Durham
Fiddle : David Mansfield
Banjo : Bernie Leadon
Produced by Al Perkins
1. Any Day Now (2:42)
2. Rule Over My Soul (2:59)
3. Sea Of Life (2:00)
4. To Be Like Jesus (2:32)
5. Church In The Wildwood (3:12)
6. Lead Me To Water (3:39)
7. Green Pastures (3:29)
8. Desert Song (3:55)
9. Dancing With The Angels (2:30)
10. Where Could I Go (2:54)
11. Thou Are Worthy (3:27)
Vinyl Rip – Covers Included (front, back, insert, labels)
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/5gKh9YQP/file.html
Fleetwood Mac – Shrine ‘69
Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA - January 25, 1969
RYKO Records RCD 10424 (USA 1999)
Peter Green ( guitar, vocals)
Jeremy Spencer (slide guitar, piano, vocals)
Danny Kirwan (guitar, vocals)
John McVie (bass, vocals)
Mick Fleetwood (drums)
Recorded during the Mac's second US tour on January 25, 1969, this live album puts you right there up by the stage. Great sound, it's only near the end you realise it was actually recorded in mono. It features the group halfway between leaving their blues roots and reaching the powerful peak of "Oh Well" and "The Green Manalishi". With Danny Kirwan fully integated into the group and Jeremy Spencer still to the fore and fronted by the searing guitar of Peter Green, this album will thrill all devotees of the original Mac. If you like the "Boston Blues" album, you will love this one recorded a year earlier.
Finally released in 1999, this album includes versions of the band's then-recent hits, "Albatross" and "Need Your Love So Bad", as well as more unusual songs like "Before The Beginning" and "Lemon Squeezer".
1. Tune Up (2:10)
2. If You Be My Baby (4:28)
3. Something Inside Of Me (4:03)
4. My Sweet Baby (4:26)
5. Albatross (3:26)
6. Before The Beginning (3:05)
7. Rollin' Man (5:33)
8. Lemon Squeezer (5:29)
9. Need Your Love So Bad (6:59)
10. Great Balls of Fire (3:37)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/KeFAm7Io/file.html
Burt Allis And The Diggers - Rock, Bop And Dig It
Mac Records MAC-002 (Belgium)
01. Rock Bop And Dig it (2:00)
02. The Cats Bop Around (1:47)
03. Crazy Chick (1:35)
04. Little Blue Lonesome Boy (2:11)
05. Just Diggin' (1:56)
06. Bop Little Wildcat (2:07)
07. Sit And Wonder (1:38)
08. Count To Ten (1:55)
09. Could Be (1:25)
10. Leave Your Gal Alone (1:45)
11. Time To Rock Around (1:41)
12. Baby Please (1:46)
13. Night Boppin' (2:08)
14. The Digger Meets The Stomper (1:54)
15. Boppin' The Rock (1:49)
16. Look What You're Doin' (2:18)
17. Steady Rockin' (1:10)
18. Seven Little Girls (2:04)
Bonus Tracks (from single - not on the album)
19. Rock-A-Billy Lilly (2:25)
20. Dig No One Else (1:16)
Vinyl Rip - Covers Included
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/qkTn1xuB/file.html
WIRE - Read & Burn 01
Pink Flag Records 2002
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/knsFjHt8/file.html
With the 1990 departure of Robert Gotobed (now Robert Grey), Wire ceased to exist, becoming the trio WIR. A decade later, however, the unpredictable foursome reunited and band began recording completely new material in late 2001. That first studio collaboration resulted in Read & Burn 01. On the vintage foundation of simple, minimal patterns repeated to often-hypnotic effect, Wire builds a beefed-up, contemporary wall of sound. In keeping with the title, this material is urgent and intense, feelings conveyed by the music's sheer pace. The three-chord wonder "In the Art of Stopping" kicks things off frantically and the band goes into overdrive on the deconstructed speed metal/hardcore onslaught of "Comet," with Grey's characteristically relentless, rigid beat at the center of the sonic maelstrom; aside from Colin Newman's trademark sneer, this could be an outtake from Motörhead's Overkill. Although there's a respite on the shouty "I Don't Understand," with its ominous, lumbering groove recalling "Lowdown," elsewhere Wire sustains the amphetamine pace. They end with a bang on "The Agfers of Kodack," an assaultive number enveloped in Bruce Gilbert's swarm-of-bees guitar. During a 1977 Wire gig at London's Roxy, a heckler shouted at the band after every number, "That's better, now louder and faster." Read & Burn 01 suggests that 25 years later, Wire might still be hearing that voice egging them on. -- Wilson Neate (AllMusic)
1. In the Art of Stopping
2. I Don't Understand
3. Comet
4. Germ Ship
5. 1st Fast
6. The Agfers of Kodack
WIRE - Send
Pink Flag Records 2003
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/rcVy8DaO/file.html
This is the culmination, perhaps, of the group's 1999 re-formation -- an outcome that only attendees of the terse performances and buyers of the EPs could have forecasted. Unlike a lot of re-formed groups, Wire chose not to be a jukebox with its old material while performing in front of its multi-generational crowds. The bandmembers didn't merely run through pieces of their beloved discography, or even inject new life into them -- they tore through them with a vigorous energy that teetered on the brink of violence. The new material collected and built on here takes on the same tightly wound, clenched-teeth direction. Thick walls of clamor are constructed on each song. The opening "In the Art of Stopping" is a relatively unassuming din of whipsaw guitars and percussion that could double as the sound of railroad ties being driven into the ground. Colin Newman's voice hectors ominously as it slowly shifts from one channel to the other and back again. All the buzzing sets up the viscous and highly repetitive grinding of "Mr. Marx's Table," where Newman takes on a more hospitable tone. On "Spent," Bruce Gilbert practically screams at the top of his lungs and fights to be heard over an overwhelming bank of industrial guitars that twist with agitated riffs and squeals. The only break from the onslaught comes during the closing "99.9," which takes nearly four minutes to be worked into another rich lather of vibrating menace. Dynamic, taut, feisty, and clever as ever, Send is this group's fourth-best album. -- Andy Kellman (AllMusic)
1. In The Art Of Stopping
2. Mr Marx's Table
3. Being Watched
4. Comet
5. The Agfers Of Kodack
6. Nice Streets Above
7. Spent
8. Read And Burn
9. You Can't Leave Now
10. Half Eaten
11. 99.9
Wire are:
Colin Newman (vocals, guitar)
Graham Lewis (bass, vocals)
Bruce Gilbert (guitar)
Robert Gotobed (drums)
By now most of you may know that Wire is one of my favorite post punk bands. I particularly like these two albums for their minimal urgent churning buzzsaw repetitions. I hope you will too. -- JohnnyDiego
Jillem -
Thank You So Much for all your shares lately :) Also I have a request for your help please - recently i lost a bunch of music that i mostly downloaded from your old sites and the Jamaican albums are the ones I really miss. I've tried to look elsewhere but only found bad sound quality transcodes. So if you could please please please RE-Up any of these here I would be forever grateful:
The Wailing Souls - At Channel One (7's, 12's And Versions)
The Viceroys - At Studio One: Ya Ho
The Heptones - cool rasta CD-2002
Various – Dry Acid : Lee Perry Productions 1968 - 1969
The Techniques – Queen Majesty: The Best Of 1965-1974 2xCD
(this one i can't remember if it was your blog or not)
Augustus Pablo - original rockers
Augustus Pablo - message music
Any of these that you can repost would be amazing and wonderful to recover some of the stuff i lost. I really miss your blogs, especially the world music aspect which you don't post here as often but I'm happy as long as I can find your posts somehow. Thank You,
Noel-23
@ Searnav: Thanks so much for more FM. Please keep it up!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Gyro, thank you for sharing and keeping alive, The Beach Boys,The Kinks...always great.
Searnav, thank you for sharing, Dan Fogelberg's, "High Country Snows"...great.
ain't no grave gonna hold my body down - rural country gospel
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/16943214/file.html
Many thanks Gyro for all surf music. I wonder if you or anyone have
Marcels-Wait For My Return and Dynamics-Going To The Zoo (Prev Unrel )in the chests...would be nice if so!!
Aavo from Suomi.
@ Noel-23 - I should be able to help you with these requests, but it will take a few days.
ElTigre
Thanks Gyro for the kinks and Searnav for the Mac
Such a great community on twilightzone.
Regards
Rhod
Thanks JohnnyDiego for the Excellent Wire
thanks for adults only, that is the roots of slackness
Thanks for The Doors & Peter's FM
Jc Ork, I and I thank you.
I too am anonymous.
as jillem has posted some fine reggae and I have a large archive of it on my pc I thought I would post one or two as a small thanks for all the great music I have found on here,i will start with a little studio one...
The Skatalites - Coconut Rock
Cedric Im Brooks & The Sound Dimension - Mun Dun Go
The Skatalites & Tommy McCook & Richard Ace - Shockers Rock
The Soul Vendors - Ringo Rock
Jackie Mittoo & Ernest Ranglin - Jericho Skank
New Establishment - The People Skanking
Karl Bryan & The Afrokats - Money Generator
Lester Sterling - Afrikaan Beat
The Sound Dimension - Heavy Rock
Sugar Belly - In Cold Blood
The Skatalites & Don D. Junior - Heavenless
The Soul Vendors - Bugaloo
Vin Gordon - Red Blood
Pablo Black - Push Pull
Jackie Mittoo & Brentford Rockers - Sidewalk Doctor
Liberation Group - Namibia
The Brentford Road All Stars - Last Call
The Soul Defenders - Still Calling
Karl Bryan & Count Ossie - Black
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/dTPa0CUS/file.html
STUDIO ONE SCORCHER VOL 2,more top class instrumentals from coxone dodd and jamaicas finest.
1. Vin Gordon – Joe Grazer
2. The Skatalites – Dick Tracy
3. Roland Alphonso – Nimble Foot
4. Soul Defenders – Sound Almighty
5. Pablove Black – Black Wax
6. Soul Vendors – Frozen Soul
7. Cedric Brooks – Father Forgive Him
8. Pablove Black – High Locks
9. Vin Gordon – Sidewalk Doctor
10. Sugar Belly – Cousin Joe pt.1
11. Jackie Mittoo – A Big Car
12. Jackie Mittoo, Bagga, Pablove Black – After Christmas
13. Brentford All Stars – Race Track
14. Tommy McCook
15. Im and David – Black is Black
16. Tommy McCook and Gladiators Band – Bongo I
17. Dub Specialist – Gumbay Jump
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/VkIUHjNj/file.html
ORANGE STREET SPECIAL..ROCKA SHACKA VOL 16
The second in the Sonia Pottinger series is a compilation of rare 45s released on the SEP and Gay Feet labels by the legendary female producer, who was responsible for so many wonderful releases during the 60s and 70s and who stands tall alongside the likes of Studio One and Treasure Isle. This is a precious selection of tunes, most of which have never seen reissue since their original release on 7 inch in 1967 and 68. Starting with title track and killer instrumental, Orange Street Special, the collection features Johnny & the Attractions' deeper than deep classic, Let's Get Together, Rudies Give Up by Lloyd "Cuss Cuss" Robinson and Pantomime producer Glen Brown, and Miss Cushie by Junior Murvin of Police and Thieves-fame singing under his former name, Junior Soul. 15 tracks of Rock Steady murder from the era when Orange Street was sill called Music Street and Rudies ruled the town!
1. Orange Street Special .... Bobby Aitken and The Carib Beats
2. Rudies Give Up .... Lloyd and Glen
3. Fast Mouth .... The Cables
4. Stop The Violence .... The Valentines
5. Hot Iron .... The Originators
6. Move Up .... Rhythm Bop
7. Miss Cushie .... Junior Soul
8. Scaramouche .... Bobby Aitken and The Carib Beats
9. Let's Get Together .... Johnny and The Attractions
10. Come Let Us Dance .... The Conquerers 11. Play It Cool .... Eric Morris
12. Seven Heaven .... The Hippy Boys
13. Watch Yourself .... The Originators
14. How Do You Think I Feel .... The Cables
15. Cross My Heart .... Johnny and The Attractions
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/yg976odN/file.html
SOCKING GOOD TIME,RARE AND UNRELEASED ROCKSTEADY FROM 1967 - 1970..
01 - The Sensations - Born To Love You
02 - Lloyd & Earl - I Can't Stand It
03 - Zanda Ferron - Lonely World
04 - Enos & Shiela - La Bamba
05 - Lynn Taitt - You Have Caught Me
06 - The Gladiators - Socking Good Time
07 - Enos & Jackie - Everyday
08 - Untouchables - Prisoner Of Love
09 - Glen Brown - Ska Diap
10 - The Sealmakers - Pretty Face Girl
11 - The Hot Tops - Give It To Him
12 - Enos McLeod - You Can Never Get Away
13 - The Sensations - Lonely Lover
14 - Lloyd & Earl - It Seems
15 - Glen Brown - Who La La
16 - Untouchables - Your Love
17 - Bobby Ellis & The Desmond Miles Seven - Step Softly
18 - The Gladiators - I'll Take You To The Movie
19 - The Black Brothers - Give Me Loving
20 - Lloyd Clarke - Young Love
21 - Keith & Tex - Leaving On That Train
22 - The Sealmakers - She Said She Loves Me
23 - The Viceroys - Let Him Go (Wrap It Up)
24 - Untouchables - Wall Flower
25 - The Sensations - Right On Time
26 - Lloyd & Glen - That Girl
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/JJlTd4n6/file.html
El Tigre - Thank You so much for any help you can provide. I was askin Jillem because i'd originally gotten them at his blog but I should've put it to the group. The REALLY funny thing is i was just leaving a "Thank You" for you over at Willards place :) I knew i'd recently seen 2 other Augustus Pablo albums that i lost, so i did'nt ask Jillem for them. Finally remembered that it was at Willards place I'd seen them. I guess the blogosphere is a small world after all :) Thanks again,
Noel-23
Thank you for Eddie Hinton and Fred Neil Gyro
Jc Ork & Martin,
Many thanks for the vintage ska, rocksteady & reggae. I was particularly taken with the Orange Street collection. Any additional Rocka Shacka titles you could share would be most appreciated. Wonderful stuff!
Thanks again.
Really digging The Eliminators. Thanks!
Tanx for all the great tunz!
Thanks RYP for The Eliminators.
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