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The Softbodies Now Thats What I Call The Softbodies, released 21 August 2010 1. I Remember Me 2. So Very Sad About Us 3. Pixel Frenzy 4. Jean 5. The Lights Always Shine On The Corries 6. Secondhand Melody 7. No Way To Heaven 8. Never Too Old To Learn 9. Love Is Thicker Than Blood 10. Pre Beer Brain hello all. here it is - the first Softbodies tome. hope you all enjoy it and if you want some further info on each of the tracks, dont hesitate to look at the individual liner notes. weve tried notPARSED CONTENT
The website had the following in the site, "Now Thats What I Call The Softbodies." We viewed that the web page stated " So Very Sad About Us." It also said " The Lights Always Shine On The Corries. Never Too Old To Learn. Love Is Thicker Than Blood. Here it is - the first Softbodies tome. Hope you all enjoy it and if you want some further info on each of the tracks, dont hesitate to look at the individual liner notes. Weve tried not to be too boring - honest. If you want to contact us, send us a e-mail at thesoftbodiesmyspace. Or on the option on the right hand side bar."ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT WEB SITES
I design play and sculpt circuits. Reflections of a Maker Educator. I wrote this for maker extraordinaire Becca Rose when she was leading an educator workshop on facilitation and making. Resharing in this space and original post is here, down a ways on the page.
Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Buy 7 Vinyl EP with free download. Four track EP, 2011. New York, New York.
Initial Illustration for Book Art project- I preferred it as a image in its own right. When the water levels lower, you catch glimpses of stray objects poking the surface of the water. Underneath the grimy surface lies a beautiful derelict landscape of waste. These prints work seamlessly with new sets to create a continued forest scene on your book shelf. But not everything is what it seems from The Soft City. Come closer and see into the trees.
Like What You See? Saturday, April 16, 2011. Father and Son, Pianos, NYC, April 8th, 2011. Thursday, March 31, 2011. Wednesday, March 30, 2011. This tumblelog is powered by Tumblr. And was designed by Bill Israel.