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Vinyly Girl said
I just kinda figured out that it isn’t quite as convenient to keep your records on the wall if you’re going to actually be playing them.
But my walls would look so bare without those happy Beatlefaces! (except for Yesterday … and Today, in which they look like rather unhappy dead fish)
Interesting storage technique, @Beatlebug ! I’d just make sure that the sun doesn’t really shine directly on ’em and it isn’t to warm in the room/area you’re hanging them in, or they might end up warping, and then they wouldn’t be so good for playing anymore! 
And, if you’re concerned about the album covers as well, leaving them in the sun for a while over time could cause ’em to fade. 
I keep mine in a cool closet (but not too cold, that’s not too good for them either), but if ye like to store yer big music-y circles on yer walls, so be it! 
Oh, and to keep on-topic (a little 
), I learnt today how Silly Girl likes to store her records. 
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Interesting storage technique, SG! I’d just make sure that the sun doesn’t really shine directly on ’em and it isn’t to warm in the room/area you’re hanging them in, or they might end up warping, and then they wouldn’t be so good for playing anymore!
I keep mine in a cool closet (but not too cold, that’s not too good for them either), but if ye like to store yer big music-y circles on yer walls, so be it!
Well, I originally got them to look at mostly, before I had a turntable. My room’s on the north side so there’s no direct sunlight and it’s not very warm. But thanks for the info, duly noted!
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Never heard of broiler in my life, looks like someone incorrectly spelt boiler.
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Chad Stuart (from the folk rock group Chad & Jeremy) voiced one of the vultures in the Jungle Book.
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Chad Stuart (from the folk rock group Chad & Jeremy) voiced one of the vultures in the Jungle Book.
Chad & Jeremy appeared as themselves in an episode of Batman. I didn’t learn this today. I’m just saying it.
As for staying on topic…
GIF images were introduced in 1987 – a full two years before the World Wide Web was invented.
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Offline The first forty seconds or so of ‘The Great Gig In The Sky’. It would be easier if I weren’t figuring it out by ear as I go along… 
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^ Maybe learning sheet will help.
I am crap at reading music, so it would be just as difficult as learning it by ear (I choose to exercise my amazing ear skills 
instead of my sucky sheet-reading skills 
). Also I’d have to find a proper copy of the sheet music, probably online, and I don’t have a functioning printer so I couldn’t print it, and it would be more botheration than I’m willing to go through. 
Besides, learning it by ear is infinitely more satisfying.
I’ve gotten up to the one-minute mark, before the singing comes in; after this I may need some assistance… 
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Offline Singing? In The Great Gig In The Sky? Show me that version, because I’ve only found the one with the possessed woman screaming in the background.
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Singing? In The Great Gig In The Sky? Show me that version, because I’ve only found the one with the possessed woman screaming in the background.
Oh, pooh. 
I like Clare Torry’s contribution to the song, thank ye very much 
(also, I would call it the foreground, not the background).
Though if you’re so very fond of it, I suggest you try to get through this version 
:
Makes you appreciate the original. 
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@Evangeline scoffed
Singing? In The Great Gig In The Sky? Show me that version, because I’ve only found the one with the possessed woman screaming in the background.Oh, pooh.
Though if you’re so very fond of it, I suggest you try to get through this version
Makes you appreciate the original.
I knew Clare a little back in the early/mid-90s. Her son was lead guitarist in a friend’s band. Amazing woman. Have watched her do the Great Gig vocal as a party piece. One helluva fecking voice.
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I knew Clare a little back in the early/mid-90s. Her son was lead guitarist in a friend’s band. Amazing woman. Have watched her do the Great Gig vocal as a party piece. One helluva fecking voice.
No freaking way 
!!! (And as I type this, ‘The Great Gig In The Sky’ just happens to be the song that comes on.)
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I knew Clare a little back in the early/mid-90s. Her son was lead guitarist in a friend’s band. Amazing woman. Have watched her do the Great Gig vocal as a party piece. One helluva fecking voice.
No freaking way
!!!
!!!Freaking way !!!
Here’s the album Clare’s son, Tebo, recorded with my friend Mo’s band. Another name drop is that it was produced by Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus. Him and Mo got kicked out of The Ship in Croydon for an afternoon Abba singalong. It was nothing to do with me. I was standing nowhere near the toilets bawling out Fernando in an attempt to drown out their Chiquitita. Honest, gov’nor! 
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Where’s Waldo? is called Where’s Wally? outside of North America.
Yeah. Waldo sounds a stupid name to me whereas a wally is a stupid person.
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