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i'd rather mainline preparation h...
 Member 819 Level 17.14 Mar 2006 
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I just posted something new in the MEC, after a long time since my last contribution.
Probably not for those who have some sort of aversion towards emo-y acoustic music, but I think it's definitely worth a download. I don't regret spending money on the CD, that's for sure. ...than listen to your shitty, shitty music.
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Member 122 Level 41.78 Mar 2006
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You're gonna get some Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter tonight. Amazing shit, this.
When Bobby tilted the envelope, what showered down on the surface of his desk . . .
 . . . were rose petals of the deepest, darkest red he had ever seen.
wvlf's nostalgic Terranigma spc set |
Member 923 Level 24.73 Mar 2006
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I'm digging that Jesse Sykes wvlfpvp.
It feels like it was written and recorded in the late 70s, it's pretty amazing. |
Member 122 Level 41.78 Mar 2006
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Oh, all of her albums are great. The earlier two have much more of a stricter country sound, although I'd never just come out and call her country.
Still. Her vocals are absolutely wonderful.
When Bobby tilted the envelope, what showered down on the surface of his desk . . .
. . . were rose petals of the deepest, darkest red he had ever seen.
wvlf's nostalgic Terranigma spc set |
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