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Goin' mad blues.

Okay lads... it is spring, the sun shines, it rains and it's still cold.....but summer is coming. There are more music in the blog. "what good can drinkin' do" by Janis Joplin, "black country woman" by Led Zeppelin -my favourite-, "picture book" by the Kinks -I told ya! CK finally I posted it-, "ribcage" -remeber? we used to listen to this song in summer after the beer- by elbow -this band is pretty much new but still very very good-, "space truckin'" by deep purple -because we all do love the 70's pure rock... don't we?, and finally the awesome band Cream with "sunshine of your love".

I do not think this post needs translation.
Volan
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Ivonne said…
Totally agree with that, Black country woman is a great song :) One of my Zeppelin faves.
8:33 PM
Pildora said…
well, i think and feel the same with these songs ...umm janis it's great!! , but really like i'm generation 86... i'm listen a experimental music,too, triphop- do you know something about that kind of music? if you like or know please post about it...
i read you: ...la traseunte
11:16 PM
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