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(MIRROR) Atheist Magic for Ariel PLEASE MIRROR!

Originally uploaded by rriverstone1 April 7, 2012 Atheist Magic for Ariel? PLEASE MIRROR! I don't know if this is possible. But it stands a better chanceif I get your help. I don't want to get anybody's hopes up, because this might be a long shot. But life is short and time is passing, so I think it's worth the risk, if we work together, calmly. I'm an atheist and so is Ariel's Daddy . . . and so are quite a few of you. So, we're rather lucky because we know what Real Magic is . . . Magic is the so-far un-quantifiable &unexplained: stuff Science will get to, when she's able. You know: stuff like Love, Wonder, Trust, Curiosity, Loyalty . . . . . . & Stubbornness. Well, some of us atheists are real Magicians. A few of us even have beards. I know I do! If someone tells us something can't be done, we don't just take their word for it; we want proof, evidence. . . . . . otherwise, we'll just keep trying. So, let's work together and see how this goes. If we pull it off, Ariel will! get a terrific surprise. If it doesn't work, it won't be because we didn't try. And Djeypscun will know how much we respect him. . . . Ariel, too, if he decides, not we, to tell her what we did. I found out the contact information for the British talent agency that handles many of the cast of the "Harry Potter" films. TALENT AGENCY: Artists Rights Group Ltd 4 Great Portland Street London W1W 8PA Tel: +44 (0)20 7436 6400 Fax: +44 (0)20 7436 6700 Email: argall@argtalent.com argtalent.com Now, don't you ...

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THIS MORTAL COIL A1 Sixteen Days (Gathering Dust)

vinylopedia.tk This Mortal Coil - Sixteen Days - Gathering Dust Label Catalog#:BAD 310 Format:Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM Country:UK Released:Sep 1983 Genre:Electronic, Rock Style:Modern Classical, Goth Rock, Shoegazer Credits Artwork By [Sleeve] - 23 Envelope Bass - Michael Conroy (tracks: A, B2) Engineer, Producer - John Fryer Guitar - Gary McDowell (tracks: A, B2) , Robin Guthrie Keyboards - Martyn Young (tracks: A, B2) Producer - Ivo* Voice - Elizabeth Fraser , Gordon Sharp (tracks: A, B2) Written-By - Modern English (tracks: A, B2) Notes Recorded at Blackwing, London, 1983. Tracklist A1 Sixteen Days - Gathering Dust 9:00 B1 Song To The Siren 3:30 Written-By - Tim Buckley B2 Sixteen Days (Reprise) 4:11

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The Stooges-"Shake Appeal" Iggy's '97 Remix from "Raw Power"

Raw Power is the third and final studio album by The Stooges. Though not initially commercially successful, Raw Power gained a cult fanbase in the years following its release and, like its predecessor (1970's Fun House), is generally considered an influential forerunner of punk rock. Iggy produced and mixed the album by himself; unfortunately, his botched first attempt mixed most of the instruments into one stereo channel and the vocals into the other, with little regard for balance or tone quality. Tony DeFries, the head of MainMan, informed Iggy that the album would be remixed by David Bowie. Iggy agreed to this, claiming that "the other choice was I wasn't going to get my album out. I think DeFries told me that CBS refused to release it like that, I don't know," but insisted that his own mix for "Search and Destroy" be retained. Due to budgetary constraints, Bowie remixed the other seven songs in a single day in an inexpensive Los Angeles studio, Western Sound Recorders, ! in October 1972. According to Iggy, the mixing session took place in one day. In 1996, Columbia Records invited Iggy Pop to remix the entire album for re-release on CD. Iggy says in the liner notes that had he declined, the studio would have remixed it without his blessing. Iggy cited longtime encouragement from fans and peers, the existence of Rough Power, his distaste for how the original 1989 CD release of Raw Power sounded, and the fact that Columbia were going to release the new mix on its ...