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Is Joan Crawford Next?
Blue Öyster Cult wrote a song called Joan Crawford with the wonderful refrain "Joan Crawford has risen from the grave." And after Joan Wikipedia can resurrect Richard Nixon.
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Re:my favorite quotePossibly an equally useful quote:
"The Internet treats censorship as damage, and routes around it."
- John Gilmore, cyber-libertarianTo that end, I'd like to point anyone to allofmp3.
I discovered them a few days ago, when I was trying to find a copy of one of my favorite albums of all time. My only copy was a worn-out cassette tape; the CD is not available under iTunes nor Amazon nor anywhere else as far as I can tell. I googled, found allofmp3, and $1.75 later, the freely copyable MP3s were mine.
No, I don't get a commission and no, I'm not affiliated with allofmp3 in any way. Sheesh. I just thought I'd share something with you.
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Does this mean that Wikipedia is a
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Re:The flagship...OK, you have a good start. But what about the sound track to Heavy Metal?
Or Micheal Moorcock-inspired songs from Blue Oyster Cult like "Black Blade", "The Great Sun Jester" and "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" (which is of course on the Heavy Metal soundtrack.)
Kansas was always a good listen too; especially the last two tracks from Masque.
Ah
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Re:The flagship...OK, you have a good start. But what about the sound track to Heavy Metal?
Or Micheal Moorcock-inspired songs from Blue Oyster Cult like "Black Blade", "The Great Sun Jester" and "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" (which is of course on the Heavy Metal soundtrack.)
Kansas was always a good listen too; especially the last two tracks from Masque.
Ah
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Re:The flagship...OK, you have a good start. But what about the sound track to Heavy Metal?
Or Micheal Moorcock-inspired songs from Blue Oyster Cult like "Black Blade", "The Great Sun Jester" and "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" (which is of course on the Heavy Metal soundtrack.)
Kansas was always a good listen too; especially the last two tracks from Masque.
Ah
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Re:The flagship...OK, you have a good start. But what about the sound track to Heavy Metal?
Or Micheal Moorcock-inspired songs from Blue Oyster Cult like "Black Blade", "The Great Sun Jester" and "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" (which is of course on the Heavy Metal soundtrack.)
Kansas was always a good listen too; especially the last two tracks from Masque.
Ah
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Re:Change
You can gaff of fearing the reaper.