Aside from the resolution increase (which admittedly was forced, hence why it’s not THAT much clearer), most of the effects show up properly and don’t get interlaced.

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lyrics and music by John Miles, (1976)

Music was my first love
And it’ll be my last
Music of the future
And music of the past.
To live without my music
Would be impossible to do
In this world of troubles
my music pulls me through

Music was my first love
And it’ll be my last
Music of the future
And music of the past
And music of the past
And music of the past

Music was my first love
And it’ll be my last
Music of the future
And music of the past.
To live without my music
Would be impossible to do
’cause in this world of troubles
my music pulls me through

in his albums:

Rebel [LP & CD] (1976),
John Miles’ Music [LP] (1982),
Live In Concert [CD] (1992),
Anthology [CD] (1993),
Master Series [CD] (1998),
Millennium Edition [CD] (1999),
His Very Best [CD] (2000)

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Peter Conners, author of Growing Up Dead: The Hallucinated Confessions of a Teenage Deadhead describes his experience finding a ticket to a Grateful Dead concert just as the show was beginning. He explains the Deadhead custom of refusing to buy tickets from scalpers.

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Deadheads, Jerry Garcia fans, and the curious join Peter Conners as he reads from his personal memoir, Growing Up Dead, a tribute to the truth behind Deadhead culture and history. Told against the backdrop of the American landscape of the late 80’s to the mid-90’s, Growing Up Dead is the story of Peter Conners’s journey from straight-laced suburban kid to touring Deadhead. – Books Inc.

Peter Conners was born September 11, 1970. His memoir, Growing Up Dead: The Hallucinated Confessions of a Teenage Deadhead, was just published by Da Capo Press. His other books include the prose poetry collection Of Whiskey and Winter and the novella Emily Ate the Wind. His next poetry collection, The Crows Were Laughing in their Trees, will be published by White Pine Press in 2010. He is also editor of PP/FF: An Anthology, which was published by Starcherone Books in April 2006. His writing appears regularly in such journals as Poetry International, Mississippi Review, Brooklyn Rail, Fiction International, Salt Hill, Hotel Amerika, Mid-American Review, The Bitter Oleander, and Beloit Fiction Journal and will be included in the Forty Under Forty poetry anthology forthcoming from Yale University Press. Peter Conners is at work on a non-fiction book titled The White Hand Society: Timothy Leary, Allen Ginsberg, and the LSD Revolution. He recently completed a pair of music-based novels. His book projects are represented by Linda Roghaar of the Linda Roghaar Literary Agency.

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More than 100 musicians and other music biz creatives bear their souls in this compilation of candid interviews. Filmmaker Braden King asks members of the independent music community to dig deep into their hearts to reveal their most intense passions. Interviewees include Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore, Björk, Jon Spencer, members of Tortoise and Yo La Tengo, Eleventh Dream Day’s Rick Rizzo and Janet Bean, Jon Langford and more.

DVD is out now – available from Thrill Jockey records, most online retailers and Netflix.

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The father of “Gunfighter Ballads,” had a diverse career that spanned three decades, with 94 records and 15 number one hit songs. His musical accomplishments and legacy as the consummate entertainer will continue to influence performers for many generations to come.

Please visit
http://www.kultur.com/Marty-Robbins-Anthology-p/d4076.htm
for more information on this program

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