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   Faeshicage October 2, 2012

   Wow, nobody was playing stripped-down rock'n'roll/punk, call it what you want, like The Jam did in ! No wonder The Clash asked them to support them on their summer tour of that year. When I saw Paul Weller recently, of all the great songs from his own solo-career, he played one Jam song "Art School", will never forget that!/5().

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   Zolojinn October 2, 2012

   Nov 24,  · Some vinyl supporters are against calling it "vinyl". Also, we have a vinyl vs CD needle drop to talk about. Forget about politics, let's have some fun.

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   Dojora October 2, 2012

   This CD was released as an attempt to bail Suge Knight's fat arse out of jail (who is back in the pen on a parole violation) and IS IN NO WAY EVEN REMOTELY CLASSIC MATERIAL. To call this album "Nu-Mixx Klazzics" is laughable, considering that this album is nothing more than old 2Pac flows swapped with painfully whack beats/5(98).

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   Nikozragore October 2, 2012

   Feb 15,  · Part 2 of my Now That's What I Call Music vinyl collection. Includes Now 9 thru

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   JoJosar October 2, 2012

   The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys [Limited Edition] by Traffic (Vinyl, Mar, Friday Music).

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   Akinogis October 2, 2012

   Jan 12,  · Call center software and metrics expert Lori Bocklund answers a reader who asks whether abandoned and blocked calls equal flow out calls. Bocklund advises the reader to consider the call center queue, which affects how flow out calls are determined in a call center.

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   Zuzahn October 2, 2012

   A vinyl record reproduces the actual original sound wave in a physical form. Digital recording samples the wave and reconstructs it --very much like an audio version of a "paint-by-numbers" picture. According to modern science, no human being can distinguish the difference between a digital soundwave with a high enough sample rate and an analog.

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   Kegor October 2, 2012

   Jun 23,  · Flow charts are wonderful for mapping processes for machines, as they lay out a sequence of binary decisions, meaning yes or no. When you .

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   Tomuro October 2, 2012

   Dec 19,  · This is our new album.” Anybody can do that. When we first started making records in the early '80s, you had to make an LP. It’s expensive, and unless you’re sure of yourself and you have the money and the time, you can’t really do that. And now people just make records on a computer and burn it on a CD and they call it an album.

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