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Linde
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Gr@w£ix (Grawlix)
07:48
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What do Nibelung’s dream about? Tickets to Bayreuth? Rhein Maidens? They dream in color about the rhythm.
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The Rhine looked good.
It’s not an E-flat though, he thought.
Overcome with curiosity and something unexplainable, he jumped. Only finding the resonance, Robert kept looking...
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My dear Parnassus, do you really think that a tiki-lounge is the place to learn counterpoint? I don’t remember saying anything in my book about tiki lounges, or vibraphones.....
Oh, haven’t we had enough of that rhythm already.......
Wait, you might be on to something..... Let me see that menu!
The Deep-Sea Diver.
Too many of these and you’ll be seeing mermaids. Exotic Tropical fruit juices and five different rums blended into a memorable refreshment.
The Fog Cutter
Two of these and you can find your way home in any fog. A mixture of rums, fruit nectar and exotic flavourings.
The Golden ipo
Your taste buds will come to life with this one. The ice formation adds mystery and the concoction is perfect for a before dinner drink.
The witches brew
Not recommended for a weak heart. Although the witch is tantalizing, she is dangerous. Just the drink the god Bacchus would order.
The Kanaka Kapu
This drink separates the Kane (men) from the Keike (boys)... Three tasty rums blended with tropical fruit juices. Wow! What a drink!
The Head Hunter
We found this one deep in the jungle. You take the risk...Rum aplenty! Enough for two!
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After these things I saw a huge form, rounded and shadowy, and shaped like an egg.
Its outer layer consisted of an atmosphere of bright fire with a kind of dark membrane beneath it.
And in that outer atmosphere there was a ball of red fire so large that all the huge form was lit up by it.
Directly above the fireball was a vertical row of three lights which held it with their fire and energy and prevented it from falling.
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With the symbol W and an atomic weight of 74.
Just try to rhythmize me. Not to brag, but I’m a heavy metal. Best to just bring along to the picnic.
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Matthew Lau Boston, Massachusetts
Matthew Lau is a percussionist & educator aiming to democratize classical contemporary music through his high-caliber and approachable performance, with a whimsical twist.
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