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   powerof3 May 20, 2005 at 04:26

   <3 Bulletproof Monk!

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   powerof3 May 20, 2005 at 04:26

   <3 Bulletproof Monk!

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   osiris909 May 21, 2005 at 17:28

   Wow….Alphaville takes me back a long time ago. I must have lost my album of that release. But I still have my 3 “12” inch maxi singles by them on vinyl (“Forever Young”, “The Jet Set”, and “Big In Japan”).

   I still have my Alphaville’s outstanding “Afternoons In Utophia” on cd. I going to wipe the dust off the cd cover and pop into my computer for a spin right now.

   Let’s not forget A-Ha’s “Hunting Hi and Low” came out around that same time (1985). I going to take that cd for a spin as well. Retroactive music is here to stay.

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      osiris909 May 21, 2005 at 17:38

      Oops

      Now, I remember, it must be my advancing age. I just found my release of “Forever Young” by Alphavillie on Cassette tape. Have not played it in awhile. Cool release.

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      osiris909 May 21, 2005 at 17:38

      Oops

      Now, I remember, it must be my advancing age. I just found my release of “Forever Young” by Alphavillie on Cassette tape. Have not played it in awhile. Cool release.

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   osiris909 May 21, 2005 at 17:28

   Wow….Alphaville takes me back a long time ago. I must have lost my album of that release. But I still have my 3 “12” inch maxi singles by them on vinyl (“Forever Young”, “The Jet Set”, and “Big In Japan”).

   I still have my Alphaville’s outstanding “Afternoons In Utophia” on cd. I going to wipe the dust off the cd cover and pop into my computer for a spin right now.

   Let’s not forget A-Ha’s “Hunting Hi and Low” came out around that same time (1985). I going to take that cd for a spin as well. Retroactive music is here to stay.

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