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Subject: failure and fireworks
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From: jt88@juno.com (josh trout)

Anybody besides me listen to failure while watching fireworks?

my play list:
Another space song (great fireworks song)
solaris
stuck on you
heilotropic
segue 1 (another great fireworks song)
and for the finale: Pillowhead

pillowhead and the fireworks ended at the same time. the last firework
was one of those slowly fading away ones which was perfect for the intro
to blank. 

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~Josh T.

(Downfall's Guitar and Bass page)
http://www.Geocities.com/Pipeline/2889

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