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Max Dandyslax :: Live At The Strutt :: 11-14-2009
Eric
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Fun With Vocoders!
Eric

Come on an adventure of the mind….
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Toe
ian
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Dontbesquare Radio :: Episode 05
Eric

The New Deal
11/27/04 – The Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY
Set 1
Intro >
Sub Sky >
Jam 1 >
Jam 2 >
Moonscraper >
Jam 3 > *
Moonscraper
Jam 4 >
Mirror In The Bathroom > **
Jam5 >
Back To The MiddleSet 2
Segue into tND from DJ Harry >
Ravine >
Jam 6 >
Dancehall Jam >
G-Nome>
Jam 7 >
G-Nome
Jam 8 >
Jam 9 >
VL Tone
Jam 10 >
Jam 11 >
ReceiverEncore:
Home >
My Head, My Head*with ‘Possibly Maybe’ (Bjork) tease in beginning?
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Marco Benevento Interview
Eric
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Minilogue/hitchhikers choice
Eric
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Dontbesquare Radio :: Episode 04
Eric

Vida Blue
12/31/01 – The Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY
Most Events Aren’t Planned
Who’s Laughing Now?
Jam 15
Piano Mel
Get Ready
Peg
Auld Lang Syne
Instant Karma
Colin Jones
Electra GlideEncore:
America the Beautiful
Light Up or Leave Me Alone*
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The Muppets: Bohemian Rhapsody
Eric
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Dontbesquare Radio :: Episode 03
Eric

Rubblebucket Orchestra
01-23-2009 – The Asylum, Portland, ME
Setlist:
Afro 5
Rubblebucket
Kaysez
Kuma
November
540 Grove
Don’t Exaggerate
Bikes
There Was a Time
Ba Don So
Red Line Beat
World is Gonna Down
Encore:
Rivers
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Cern's Large Hadron Collider makes first particle collisions (and the world hasn't ended)
Eric

Engineers operating the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have smashed together proton beams in the machine for the very first time.
The step was described as a “great achievement” for those working on the huge physics experiment.
The low-energy collisions came after researchers circulated two beams simultaneously in the LHC’s 27km-long tunnel earlier on Monday.
The LHC will smash together beams of protons to shed light on the cosmos.
Operated by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (Cern), the LHC is the world’s largest machine and will create similar conditions to those present moments after the Big Bang.
Scientists will search for signs of the Higgs boson, a sub-atomic particle that is crucial to our current understanding of physics.
Although it is predicted to exist, scientists have not yet detected it.
Researchers working on the collider have said they are delighted with the quick progress made since the machine restarted on Friday.
“It’s a great achievement to have come this far in so short a time,” said Cern’s director-general Rolf Heuer.
“But we need to keep a sense of perspective – there’s still much to do before we can start the LHC physics programme.”


liam 11:49 am on January 20, 2010 Permalink
nice, would be better with drugs though