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Their i will survive cover Was on heavy rotation here in the 90s , as wellWe prefer the good type of cake….
In all seriousness I had never heard of these before forums so maybe they didn’t translate so well?
Their i will survive cover Was on heavy rotation here in the 90s , as wellWe prefer the good type of cake….
In all seriousness I had never heard of these before forums so maybe they didn’t translate so well?
Short Skirt, Long Jacket was the massive hit here. They had a few others but that was the one I remember getting loads of radio play.Their i will survive cover Was on heavy rotation here in the 90s , as well
both look too big to open records with. i prefer the $80 VMP one.Okay very quick derailment, @TenderLovingKiller® here you go..
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Moritaka Santoku knife. 28th generation Japanese blacksmiths...
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Strange hand made wedding gift knife with petrified wood handle.
Their i will survive cover Was on heavy rotation here in the 90s , as well
Those are gorgeous. Do you use either of them or are they more for display? The Japanese one in particular, I bet it cuts like butter but I would also feel guilty nervous about sharpening it.Okay very quick derailment, @TenderLovingKiller® here you go..
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Moritaka Santoku knife. 28th generation Japanese blacksmiths...
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Strange hand made wedding gift knife with petrified wood handle.
Do you have them near your turntable as conversation pieces?Okay very quick derailment, @TenderLovingKiller® here you go..
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Moritaka Santoku knife. 28th generation Japanese blacksmiths...
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Strange hand made wedding gift knife with petrified wood handle.
The Distance? (from the recent store drop album)I will say that I’ve never really watched MTV ever and I gotta say I don’t remember that from radio tbh.
The Distance?
In the instance this is not a 'who's on first' situation, it's a song off Fashion Nugget that got a ton of play.To where?
In the instance this is not a 'who's on first' situation, it's a song off Fashion Nugget that got a ton of play.
Yes the Japanese one is my usual kitchen knife but when I bought it I totally did not realize that Japanese blue steel is CRAZY brittle and you can't cut anything even remotely hard or you can easily break the blade. Like even something like parm cheese is too hard. So that's why I aborted my plan to buy a whole set. But when it's sharp it's scary sharp. Like, insane. And it stays that way for a very long time but I totally have no idea where to take it to get it sharpened... I gotta call the place I got it from...Those are gorgeous. Do you use either of them or are they more for display? The Japanese one in particular, I bet it cuts like butter but I would also feel guilty nervous about sharpening it.
I know you are gonna say you never listened to popular radio or whatever but both the Singles for “The Distance” (#22) and “I Will Survive” (#29) made it on the UK charts, in the US neither cracked to main billboard chart (though they both made the Alternative chart).Oh ok. As I said I don’t think they translated. Also it seems that album was 98. Beyond big acts US music wasn’t getting played all that much on UK radio, 97/98 was pretty stacked for stuff over here lol.
I know you are gonna say you never listened to popular radio or whatever but both the Singles for “The Distance” (#22) and “I Will Survive” (#29) made it on the UK charts, in the US neither cracked to main billboard chart (though they both made the Alternative chart).
I'm going to guess the US chart was clogged with boy bands at the time.I know you are gonna say you never listened to popular radio or whatever but both the Singles for “The Distance” (#22) and “I Will Survive” (#29) made it on the UK charts, in the US neither cracked to main billboard chart (though they both made the Alternative chart).
Yeah, I was roughly the same age and had the CD on heavy rotation. I don’t know if you were into Beck’s Odelay or Sublime’s Self-Titled album but Cake kinda worked well with those records vibe wise.No I would have listened to BBC radio 1 like everyone else, I was 14, but I genuinely have no recollection of them being on either it or top of the pops at all.
Yeah, most likely or Savage Garden or Ace of Base.I'm going to guess the US chart was clogged with boy bands at the time.
Yeah, I was roughly the same age and had the CD on heavy rotation. I don’t know if you were into Beck’s Odelay or Sublime’s Self-Titled album but they all but it kinda worked well with those records vibe wise.
Sublime in the 90s: "Hey, this is kind of cool."Beck’s fine when I’m in the right mood. Sublime are amongst the worst tortures I’ve ever had to endure.