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Flatus Fowler's Jukebox/karaoke bar thread.

Postby Anti D » Sun Jun 21, 2015 11:35 pm

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01. Sidney Charles - 303 Love Story feat. Hector Moralez (Patrick Topping Remix)
02. GusGus - Crossfade (Maceo Plex Remix)
03. Trus'Me - I Want You (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)
04. Carisma - Talento Matemático
05. Bimas - Robbing Banks
06. Claude VonStroke - Eye I Eye
07. Chambray - Ghetto Giants
08. L-Vis 1990 Presents Dance System - No More
09. Wink - Are You There (Ben Klock Remix)
10. DJ Rush - I Like It Like This
11. Stefano Kosa - Last One (Alberto Ruiz Remix)
12. Green Velvet & Phil Kieran - Free Yourself
13. Monika Kruse, Gregor Tresher & GTMK - Retox
14. Floorplan - Never Grow Old (Re-Plant)
15. Literon - Freak Funktion
16. Pirupa Vs Carlton Alphonso - Get Lost Vs What's So Funny (Laughapella)
17. Green Velvet - Bigger Than Prince (Nathan Barato Remix)
18. Skiver - The Void
19. Gene Farris - Can U Dig It
20. Nicole Moudaber Vs Green Velvet & Harvard Bass - I Know Where I've Been Vs Shake It
21. Eric Sneo - Bongofreak
22. Fred Hush - Frogs
23. Jewel Kid - Armor
24. Popof - Serenity
25. Owen Sands - The Great Houdini
26. Federico Locchi - Odyssey
27. Green Velvet & Gary Beck - Stronger
28. Barnt - Tunsten

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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Sun Jun 21, 2015 11:37 pm

Bulbous Creation You Won't Remember Dying 1970 Full Album






01. End Of The Page

02. Having A Good Time

03. Satan

04. Fever Machine Man

05. Let's Go To The Sea

06. Hooked

07. Under The Black Sun

08. Stormy Monday

An extremely rare and previously unreleased 1969/1970 heavy psychedelic album housed in a superb sleeve. It was recorded in the Cavern Sound Studio, Missouri. The opening cut, "End Of The Page", has a lovely guitar intro and the other highlight is the lengthy "Let's Go To The Sea", which features some great Hendrix's psychedelic guitar work. The remainder of the album comprises harder edged rock cuts, their own interpretation of "Stormy Monday" and "Hooked", which is the best moment on the album vocally. Worth checking out. The band hailed from the Kansas/Missouri area.
Heavy psych classic with warm dusty basement sound with HEAVY bass and great acid psych guitarwork of premium quality. "Stormy Monday" and "Let's Go To The Sea" are amazing.
Highly recommended!
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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Sun Jun 21, 2015 11:47 pm







00:00 Wild Thing
02:35 From Home
04:57 With A Girl Like You
07:04 I Want You
09:18 I Can't Control Myself
12:24 Gonna Make You
15:13 Anyway That You Want Me
18:09 66-5-4-3-2-1
20:44 Give It To Me
22:59 You're Lyin'
25:24 Night Of The Long Grass
28:27 Girl In Black
30:28 Hi Hi Hazel
33:17 As I Ride By
35:18 Love Is All Around
38:18 When Will The Rain Come
40:59 Little Girl
43:58 Maybe The Madman
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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Sun Jun 21, 2015 11:52 pm









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Postby Som-Pong » Mon Jun 22, 2015 12:15 am

Thanks for the laugh.





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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Mon Jun 22, 2015 12:18 am

Yeah, lol. I can't believe those guys say they actually rooted AGAINST Royce though. I mean, a skinny guy in pajamas walking into a steel cage street fight and they're sayin' they were for the big guys. I don't know. I just don't know, you know?
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Postby Anti D » Mon Jun 22, 2015 12:26 am

Flatus Fowler wrote:Yeah, lol. I can't believe those guys say they actually rooted AGAINST Royce though. I mean, a skinny guy in pajamas walking into a steel cage street fight and they're sayin' they were for the big guys. I don't know. I just don't know, you know?


Yeah I'm.......'getting a bunch of PM's" from members over there saying the same thing Uncle. Damn shame because the place used to pretty cool when posters like Som-Pong and Senor Penis were around.

These are VERY sick individuals we are dealing with here. They make neighborhood watch lists for these kind of people.

I hate for you to find out this way after so much time and energy invested over at JackieChanPorn.com. You have my deepest sympathies.

Time to start a new chapter in your life that already has as many as Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace.

Welcome to the................Anarchy Zoooooooone!

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Postby Som-Pong » Mon Jun 22, 2015 12:34 am

Rooting against Royce smh
I remember before the first Wand/ Saku when everyone at the gym thought Saku was gonna win.

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Postby Megaterio Llamas » Mon Jun 22, 2015 1:44 am

Yeah, they changed the rules to near vale tudo right before Pride 13 to favor Wand in that fight too. This was right after they whacked Naoto Moroshita and the Yamaguchi Gumi yakuza group seized control with Sakakibara as the front man. He really pushed the Chute boxers in a big way, even adopting the Brazilian open rules. The Japanese seemingly LOVED to see Japanese guys get their asses kicked. It was weird. Pride 13 wound up being very violent, even by Pride standards due to nobody being used to soccer kicks etc.
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