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What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more

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“Okay! I know you have the remote on you!”

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That's a great run of Dire Straits there Quincy! Where'd you get your hands on those Japanese issues and how do they sound?!?!
 
Row-bear-tow said:
That is awesome!
I don't think I've seen anybody post that album before! It's actually a great set of music...this is the copy that I have. It's obviously a much different cover! I like your version's cover much better actually, very artsy and tasteful!
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The album art for Klaus Schulze's Body Love (1977) features two distinct variations, reflecting its status as the soundtrack to Lasse Braun's erotic film of the same name.

The Abstract Line Drawing (Most Common)
  • Minimalist illustration of a couple intertwining.
  • Off-white or beige background.
  • Chosen as a tasteful, artistic alternative for international retail.
  • Used on the definitive German Metronome pressings.
The abstract one is more common. Maybe in Europe?
 
Well mama and i did our thing and went and voted in the primary elections here.Best part about that is maybe now we'll get a break from all of the asinine political ads for a few months.Praise the Lord.;)Hope you guys have a great day.Two for Tuesday on the RIFF.

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vinnie747 said:
That's bad ass.We get some freaky big spiders in the warehouse once in a while coming in from who knows where.Biggest one i've ever seen was a Huntsman of some sort i believe.It was as big as the palm of my hand and i have big mitts.
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They are apparently a causative factor in car accidents in Oz, as they crawl out from a hiding spot, and freak the driver out! lol :eek:
 
DeeCee said:
Yup. Huntsman or wolf spiders. They’re both large! When we built our first home, we were “introduced” to these guys...

Thought I was in a 50s horror film when we relocated down south!
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Down by the water we get a lot of the common dock spiders (a type of wolf spider), which can get quite large, and inland from the water I get a lot of Thin-legged Wolf Spiders, but this sucker dwarfed both of them! It was a full double-the-size of these other spiders! And all black, instead of brown/black... must have been a female as they are faaaar larger than males, in the spider world... If this was a male the female would be the size of a Tarantula!!! Must be a wolf spider of some sort? A transplant? I'll look it up when I get home... :dunno:
 
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