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Prediction!

True. I do not trust the elevators. And I do not trust aircrafts. Gosh...

TPBM thinks that Walt Whitman is the best ambassador of American Poetry.
 
False, but then again a sequoia gigantea has never touched me either.

TPBM has eaten bread that contains wood pulp.

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Hmmm... Not LPs, but maybe CDs - have to check.

TPBM's favorite rendition of the 1812 Overture is the Philadelphia Orchestra / Eugene Ormandy LP.
 
I DO have a copy of some famous orchestra playing that Russian work, and the last movement with REAL cannons is a piece of music I never tire of hearing.

TPBM Has a record that is always played:music: at high amplitude in order to get the greatest essence outta it.

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Oh yeah! Eliane Elias' "Around the City" is the name of it, i never get tired of the melody in "Oye Como Va" and "Tropicalia". I would also state that Boozoo Bajou's "Satta" would also be in the list, mainly because of the song "Down & Out", the omnidirectional stereo effects on that song always seems brings the chills in anybody (myself included) who sets foot in my setup, some called it "surreal".

TPBM has an album that he/she always plays to impress their guests.
 
True. I have the person sit in the sweet spot and I put on Time by Pink Floyd. The chiming clocks always works.

TPBM has tried smoking a pipe.
 
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