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Stoneage
Superheavy fans - now it's your chance. Three days only! Get your signed Superheavy
screen print over at Stones Archive. Only 400 buck!
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Stoneage
Superheavy fans - now it's your chance. Three days only! Get your signed Superheavy screen print over at Stones Archive. Only 400 buck!
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superrevvy
(and remember, kids, don't blame barabbas. nor christ, nor pilate washing
his hands. The fault, dear children, is not in our stars.)
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(and remember, kids, don't blame barabbas. nor christ, nor pilate washing
his hands. The fault, dear children, is not in our stars.)
To which Dave has tweeted this reply:
Non est ad astra mollis e terris via
which means
There is no easy way from the earth to the stars.
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superrevvy
this is new to me and freaking great! from 2010 apparently, AR Rahman featuring Jolin Tsai
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superrevvy
for your entertainment "waka waka this time for africa" which went
to number one in at least 18 countries a couple years ago.
with 453 million views it is definitely in the running for the
most successful video of all time.
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ThroughTheLonelyNights
When it was out, I tried to buy the deluxe version and was told it´s out of sale (no chance to get it again). Then the other day, I was looking for another cd - and by chance: ONE only Superheavy deluxe cd was there on store....just ready for me.....
All in all -my first thought was: nice, but too commercial for me - superheavy - superficial
After hearing it again and again I´m nearly hooked....especially with some tracks...
Not that important, but just wanted to share it!!
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for your entertainment "waka waka this time for africa" which went
to number one in at least 18 countries a couple years ago.
with 453 million views it is definitely in the running for the
most successful video of all time.
There was something oddly familiar about this track, so i investigated further.
Turns out it is a re-make/re-write of a West African hit from 1986. And in the
West African hit you can hear even more clearly why the song kept giving me
flashbacks. Mick and Dave clearly lifted the rhythm track from it as the basis
of their most infamous of 1987 collaborations (and direct ancestor of SH)
(and maybe most underrated song/video ever). Even the cheap humorous bluescreen
video of the lattermay have beenwas inspired by the former.
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superrevvy
Ba-boom! Proof! (of what I wrote in my previous post)
Waka Waka is pidgin/swahiliFang for "Walk while working"!
Which is exactly the theme of the "let's work" video
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superrevvy
Speaking of Orianthi, just a reminder, Dave, in case Mick is no longer interested...
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superrevvy
Dave Stewart just tweeted SupaRevy's motto!
"life is like a jigsaw puzzle except you don't get to see the picture first.....unless you visualize it"
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Rockman
It is not Superheavy thread anymore but a letters from a lunatic asylum.
....I thought Revy was just talkin' to himself .....