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Kazza3 
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 Posted: January 07 2014 at 22:05 |
Nice to see The Mars Volta making a strong showing in the Heavy Prog category.
Canterbury Scene: n/a (just haven't gotten around to it yet) Crossover Prog: Radiohead - OK Computer Eclectic Prog: King Crimson - Red or Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff Experimental/Post Metal: Tool - Aenima Heavy Prog: The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: n/a Jazz Rock/Fusion: Miles Davis - Bitches Brew or Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of Fire Krautrock: Ash Ra Tempel - s/t Neo-Prog: IQ - Frequency Post/Math Rock: Sigur Ros - () Prog Folk: Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick Progressive Electronic: Tangerine Dream - Phaedra Progressive Metal: Riverside - Rapid Eye Movement Psychedelic/Space Rock: Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon RIO/Avant Prog: Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - Of Natural History or Univers Zero - Uzed Rock Progressive Italiano: Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - Darwin! Symphonic Prog: Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Animals as Leaders - s/t Zeuhl: Magma - MDK
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Mr. Mustard
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 12:52 |
Canterbury Scene: Space Shanty - Khan Crossover Prog: The Raven - Steven Wilson Eclectic Prog: In the Court - King Crimson Experimental/Post Metal: Part of the Second - Maudlin of the Well Heavy Prog: Hemispheres - Rush Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: N/A Jazz Rock/Fusion: Romantic Warrior - Return to Forever Krautrock: N/A Neo-Prog: Misplaced Childhood/Script - Marillion Post/Math Rock: N/A Prog Folk: Thick As a Brick - Jethro Tull Progressive Electronic: N/A Progressive Metal: Images & Words - Dream Theater Psychedelic/Space Rock: Wish You Were Here- Pink Floyd RIO/Avant Prog: N/A Rock Progressive Italiano: Per Un Amico - PFM Symphonic Prog: Bridge Across Forever - Transatlantic Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Blackwater Park - Opeth Zeuhl: N/A
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The Bearded Bard
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 11:53 |
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Canterbury Scene: Khan - Space Shanty
Crossover Prog: Steven Wilson - Grace for Drowning
Eclectic Prog: Gentle Giant - Acquiring the Taste
Experimental/Post Metal: Anathema - A Natural Disaster
Heavy Prog: The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium
Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: Shanti - Shanti
Jazz Rock/Fusion: Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Krautrock: Can - Tago Mago
Neo-Prog: Marillion - Misplaced Childhood
Post/Math Rock: Sigur Rós - Įgętis Byrjun
Prog Folk: Jethro Tull - A Passion Play
Progressive Electronic: Ashra - New Age of Earth
Progressive Metal: Queensr˙che - Operation: Mindcrime
Psychedelic/Space Rock: Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
RIO/Avant Prog: Frank Zappa - The Grand Wazoo
Rock Progressive Italiano: Quella Vecchia Locanda - Quella Vecchia Locanda
Symphonic Prog: Genesis - Selling England by the Pound
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Mastodon - Crack the Skye
Zeuhl: Weidorje - Weidorje
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Earendil
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:54 |
Canterbury Scene: Gong - Radio Gnome Invisible 2: Angel's Egg
Crossover Prog: Radiohead - Kid A
Eclectic Prog: Beardfish - Sleeping in Traffic Pt 2
Experimental/Post Metal: Tool - Lateralus
Heavy Prog: Haken - Visions
Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: Shakti with John McLaughlin - Natural Elements
Jazz Rock/Fusion: Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Krautrock: Popol Vuh - Seligpreisung
Neo-Prog: none
Post/Math Rock: GY!BE - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennaes to Heaven
Prog Folk: Comus - First Utterance
Progressive Electronic: none
Progressive Metal: Diablo Swing Orchestra - Pandora's Pinata
Psychedelic/Space Rock: Pink Floyd - Meddle
RIO/Avant Prog: Kayo Dot - Choirs of the Eye
Rock Progressive Italiano: PFM - Per Un Amico
Symphonic Prog: Yes - Close to the Edge
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Lykathea Aflame - Elvenfris
Zeuhl: Magma - K.A.
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irrelevant
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:46 |
 Guldbamsen wrote:
^ I was just pulling your leg Gabe (expect a horse's head at the end of your bed tomorrow morning)Oh and no such thing as typical Krautrock  I don't believe so at least. If you're ever interested in checking out some of this music, I'd be glad to be of help. If you beforehand mention what you're into/not into, I could make the slice double as sweet 
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Heheh, figured ya were. 
You certainly know heaps and heaps of what I don't know, so it sounds like a good deal to me!
Oh, and likewise. 
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Guldbamsen
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:38 |
^ I was just pulling your leg Gabe (expect a horse's head at the end of your bed tomorrow morning) Oh and no such thing as typical Krautrock I don't believe so at least. If you're ever interested in checking out some of this music, I'd be glad to be of help. If you beforehand mention what you're into/not into, I could make the slice double as sweet
Nice talking to ya my friend.
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“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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irrelevant
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:34 |
Guldbamsen wrote:
irrelevant wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
irrelevant wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
Have you tried any Krautrock yet Gabe, or do you just dislike everything that you've heard from the scene? I'd imagine you digging some of Faust's material tbh. "Daddy! Take the Banana!!! Tomorrow is Sundaaaaaay!!!" doesn't ring a bell? |
My Krautrock listenings are disappointingly low. I've heard some Amon Düül II, Can and Faust and nothing blew my mind as such. This was a while ago for some of these so I should try them again. |
Alright, I know how that goes. A lot of the music I'm loving the most right now, is something I couldn't fathom 5 years ago. You could give Amon Düül ll, CAN and Faust a second try, sure - maybe it'll stick this time I wouldn't rush things though, if you know what I mean? I see you're digging some Supersister at the moment, and maybe that's where you need to be right now. Who knows, maybe you'll be a huge Krauthead by the time you're as old as me  Sometimes I think the music needs to breathe a while, before you drink it.... |
Sound advice haha. I think I would appreciate it a bit more now since I'm not after hyper-technical stuff (that actually does nothing for me a lot of the time nowadays). Hey, I quite liked Wolf City when I heard it. Not sure of the Krautrockiness of that one, but I thought it was good enough to listen to the whole way through.
Yes, I shall try it again when I think it just might hit me. |
 and hey don't knock Wolf City - one of my fave albums ever  and sure it's Krautrock - as is the subsequent ADll releases. Believe you me - even when they were at their poppiest and most song based, they were still 'experimental' as hell. |
Was not knocking it at all my friend.
(Just wasn't sure whether it was typical Krautrock or not) 
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Guldbamsen
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:28 |
irrelevant wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
irrelevant wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
Have you tried any Krautrock yet Gabe, or do you just dislike everything that you've heard from the scene? I'd imagine you digging some of Faust's material tbh. "Daddy! Take the Banana!!! Tomorrow is Sundaaaaaay!!!" doesn't ring a bell? |
My Krautrock listenings are disappointingly low. I've heard some Amon Düül II, Can and Faust and nothing blew my mind as such. This was a while ago for some of these so I should try them again. |
Alright, I know how that goes. A lot of the music I'm loving the most right now, is something I couldn't fathom 5 years ago. You could give Amon Düül ll, CAN and Faust a second try, sure - maybe it'll stick this time I wouldn't rush things though, if you know what I mean? I see you're digging some Supersister at the moment, and maybe that's where you need to be right now. Who knows, maybe you'll be a huge Krauthead by the time you're as old as me Sometimes I think the music needs to breathe a while, before you drink it.... |
Sound advice haha. I think I would appreciate it a bit more now since I'm not after hyper-technical stuff (that actually does nothing for me a lot of the time nowadays). Hey, I quite liked Wolf City when I heard it. Not sure of the Krautrockiness of that one, but I thought it was good enough to listen to the whole way through.
Yes, I shall try it again when I think it just might hit me. |
and hey don't knock Wolf City - one of my fave albums ever and sure it's Krautrock - as is the subsequent ADll releases. Believe you me - even when they were at their poppiest and most song based, they were still 'experimental' as hell.
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“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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irrelevant
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:18 |
Guldbamsen wrote:
irrelevant wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
Have you tried any Krautrock yet Gabe, or do you just dislike everything that you've heard from the scene? I'd imagine you digging some of Faust's material tbh. "Daddy! Take the Banana!!! Tomorrow is Sundaaaaaay!!!" doesn't ring a bell? |
My Krautrock listenings are disappointingly low. I've heard some Amon Düül II, Can and Faust and nothing blew my mind as such. This was a while ago for some of these so I should try them again. |
Alright, I know how that goes. A lot of the music I'm loving the most right now, is something I couldn't fathom 5 years ago. You could give Amon Düül ll, CAN and Faust a second try, sure - maybe it'll stick this time I wouldn't rush things though, if you know what I mean? I see you're digging some Supersister at the moment, and maybe that's where you need to be right now. Who knows, maybe you'll be a huge Krauthead by the time you're as old as me Sometimes I think the music needs to breathe a while, before you drink it.... |
Sound advice haha. I think I would appreciate it a bit more now since I'm not after hyper-technical stuff (that actually does nothing for me a lot of the time nowadays). Hey, I quite liked Wolf City when I heard it. Not sure of the Krautrockiness of that one, but I thought it was good enough to listen to the whole way through.
Yes, I shall try it again when I think it just might hit me.
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Guldbamsen
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:09 |
irrelevant wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
Have you tried any Krautrock yet Gabe, or do you just dislike everything that you've heard from the scene? I'd imagine you digging some of Faust's material tbh. "Daddy! Take the Banana!!! Tomorrow is Sundaaaaaay!!!" doesn't ring a bell? |
My Krautrock listenings are disappointingly low. I've heard some Amon Düül II, Can and Faust and nothing blew my mind as such. This was a while ago for some of these so I should try them again. |
Alright, I know how that goes. A lot of the music I'm loving the most right now, is something I couldn't fathom 5 years ago. You could give Amon Düül ll, CAN and Faust a second try, sure - maybe it'll stick this time I wouldn't rush things though, if you know what I mean? I see you're digging some Supersister at the moment, and maybe that's where you need to be right now. Who knows, maybe you'll be a huge Krauthead by the time you're as old as me Sometimes I think the music needs to breathe a while, before you drink it....
Edited by Guldbamsen - January 07 2014 at 10:09
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irrelevant
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 10:01 |
Guldbamsen wrote:
Have you tried any Krautrock yet Gabe, or do you just dislike everything that you've heard from the scene? I'd imagine you digging some of Faust's material tbh. "Daddy! Take the Banana!!! Tomorrow is Sundaaaaaay!!!" doesn't ring a bell? |
My Krautrock listenings are disappointingly low. I've heard some Amon Düül II, Can and Faust and nothing blew my mind as such. This was a while ago for some of these so I should try them again.
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Guldbamsen
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 09:38 |
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How it stands at the moment for me:
Canterbury Scene: Khan – Space Shanty
Crossover Prog: Talk
Talk – Spirit of Eden
Eclectic Prog: Gentle
Giant – Free Hand
Experimental/Post
Metal: Virus – The Black Flux
Heavy Prog: The Mars
Volta – De-Loused in the Comatorium
Indo-Prog/Raga
Rock:
Jazz Rock/Fusion: Steely
Dan - Aja
Krautrock:
Neo-Prog:
Post/Math Rock: Don
Caballero – American Don
Prog Folk:
Progressive
Electronic:
Progressive Metal:
Psychedelic/Space
Rock: Karuna Khyal – Alomoni 1985
RIO/Avant Prog: Cheer-Accident
– Introducing Lemon
Rock Progressivo
Italiano: Area – Crac!
Symphonic Prog: Yes –
Close to the Edge
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal:
Gorguts - Obscura
Zeuhl: Magma –
Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh
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Have you tried any Krautrock yet Gabe, or do you just dislike everything that you've heard from the scene? I'd imagine you digging some of Faust's material tbh. "Daddy! Take the Banana!!! Tomorrow is Sundaaaaaay!!!" doesn't ring a bell?
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Kotro
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 09:30 |
These lists are always changing, so here's what today looks like:
Canterbury Scene: Gong, Radio Gnome Trilogy Invisible 3: You Crossover Prog: Mike Oldfield, Ommadawn Eclectic Prog: King Crimson, In the Court of the Crimson King Experimental/Post Metal: Anathema, We're Here Because We're Here Heavy Prog: Porcupine Tree, Stupid Dream Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: Saturnia, Muzak Jazz Rock/Fusion: Maneige, Les Porches Krautrock: Brainticket, Cottonwoodhill Neo-Prog: Matthew Parmenter, Astray Post/Math Rock: Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada Prog Folk: Emeraude, Geoffroy Progressive Electronic: Fripp & Eno, Evening Star Progressive Metal: Riverside, Second Life Syndrome Psychedelic/Space Rock: Nektar, A Tab in the Ocean RIO/Avant Prog: Frank Zappa, Apostrophe (') Rock Progressive Italiano: Jumbo, Vietato ai Minori di 18 Anni Symphonic Prog: Ange, Au-delą du Délire Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Opeth, Watershed Zeuhl: Eskaton, 4 Visions |
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Moogtron III
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 09:11 |
Canterbury Scene: National Health - Of Queues And Cures Crossover Prog: Mike Oldfield - Hergest Ridge Eclectic Prog: Gentle Giant – Acquiring The Taste Experimental/Post Metal: Heavy Prog: Rush - Moving Pictures Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: Jazz Rock/Fusion: Bruford - Gradually Going Tornado Krautrock: Neo-Prog: Pendragon - The Jewel Post/Math Rock: Prog Folk: Jethro Tull - Stand Up Progressive Electronic: Eddie Jobson - Theme Of Secrets Progressive Metal: Dream Theater - Images And Words Psychedelic/Space Rock: Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon RIO/Avant Prog: Cardiacs - On Land And In The Sea Rock Progressivo Italiano: PFM - L'Isola Di Niente Symphonic Prog: Emerson, Lake & Palmer - s/t Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Zeuhl:
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irrelevant
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 08:50 |
How it stands at the moment for me:
Canterbury Scene: Khan – Space Shanty
Crossover Prog: Talk
Talk – Spirit of Eden
Eclectic Prog: Gentle
Giant – Free Hand
Experimental/Post
Metal: Virus – The Black Flux
Heavy Prog: The Mars
Volta – De-Loused in the Comatorium
Indo-Prog/Raga
Rock:
Jazz Rock/Fusion: Steely
Dan - Aja
Krautrock:
Neo-Prog:
Post/Math Rock: Don
Caballero – American Don
Prog Folk:
Progressive
Electronic:
Progressive Metal:
Psychedelic/Space
Rock: Karuna Khyal – Alomoni 1985
RIO/Avant Prog: Cheer-Accident
– Introducing Lemon
Rock Progressivo
Italiano: Area – Crac!
Symphonic Prog: Yes –
Close to the Edge
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal:
Gorguts - Obscura
Zeuhl: Magma –
Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh
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Guldbamsen
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 08:02 |
^Nice list Darryl, although I'm kinda surprised to see you've listed Ummagumma as your fave psych album (I do agree though ). With so much to choose from,even inside Punk Flute's own discography, it's not that often one sees Ummagumma in these kinds of lists. Kudos.
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 07:57 |
This was done before but I can't find the other thread (or remember my list from it).
Canterbury Scene: GONG You Crossover Prog: MIKE OLDFIELD Ommadawn Eclectic Prog: KING CRIMSON Lark's Tongues In Aspic Experimental/Post Metal: UNEXPECT In A Flesh Aquarium Heavy Prog: THE MARS VOLTA Amputechture Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: THIRD EAR BAND Third Ear Band Jazz Rock/Fusion: HERBIE HANCOCK Sextant Krautrock: CAN Future Days Neo-Prog: PALLAS The Sentinel Post/Math Rock: MAGYAR POSSE Random Avenger Prog Folk: JETHRO TULL Thick As A Brick Progressive Electronic: TANGERINE DREAM Rubycon Progressive Metal: DREAM THEATER Scenes From A Memory Psychedelic/Space Rock: PINK FLOYD Ummagumma RIO/Avant Prog: UNIVERS ZERO Heatwave Rock Progressive Italiano: IL BALLETO DI BRONZO Ys Symphonic Prog: YES The Yes Album Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: VOIVOD Nothingface Zeuhl: ESKATON 4 Visions
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Magma America Great Make Again
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LSDisease
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 06:58 |
Canterbury Scene: ---- Crossover Prog: Kayak - Kayak II (1974)
Eclectic Prog: Van Der Graaf Generator - Godbluff (1975)
Experimental/Post Metal: ---- Heavy Prog: Rush - Hemispheres (1978)
Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: ---- Jazz Rock/Fusion: ---- Krautrock: Ok I know you don't classify Birth Control as kraut but some other sites do while it's still German prog: Birth Control - Plastic People (1975)
Neo-Prog: Marillion - Fugazi (1984)
Post/Math Rock: ---- Prog Folk: Jethro Tull - A Passion Play (1973)
Progressive Electronic: ---- Progressive Metal: Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime (1988)
Psychedelic/Space Rock: Nektar - Recycled (1975)
RIO/Avant Prog: Frank Zappa - Sheik Yerbouti (1979)
Rock Progressive Italiano: Flea - Topi O Uomini (1972) Symphonic Prog: Emerson Lake & Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery (1973)
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Voivod - Nothingface (1989) [my fav Voivod album is Angel Rat but it's not so extreme]
Zeuhl: ----
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 03:10 |
Canterbury Scene: Third - Soft Machine Crossover Prog: Days of Future Passed - The Moody Blues Eclectic Prog: Red - King Crimson Experimental/Post Metal: Lateralus - Tool Heavy Prog: Stupid Dream - Porcupine Tree Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: Natural Elements - Shakti w/John McLaughlin Jazz Rock/Fusion: In a Silent Way - Miles Davis Krautrock: Hossiana Mantra - Popol Vuh Neo-Prog: Misplaced Childhood - Marillion Post/Math Rock: Millions Now Living Will Never Die - Tortoise Prog Folk: Red Queen to Gryphon Three - Gryphon Progressive Electronic: Phaedra - Tangerine Dream Progressive Metal: Images and Words - Dream Theater Psychedelic/Space Rock: Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd RIO/Avant Prog: Hot Rats - Frank Zappa Rock Progressive Italiano: Per Un Amico - Premiata Forneria Marconi Symphonic Prog: Selling England By the Pound - Genesis Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: The Sound of Perseverance - Death Zeuhl: Eros - Dun
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Posted: January 07 2014 at 00:39 |
This is proving much harder than I originally anticipated.
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I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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