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Orbital, David Holmes & DJ Helen Featuring Mike Garry – Tonight In Belfast
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the sultans of swing
it starts so sweet and light
the melody soothes
then call and response
changing leads
and the blood begins to boil
the intensity rises
it becomes a fevered pitch
and then
release

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A renedering f Pachelbl's canon by laura Lace

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Marvin the Paranoid Android

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Dolly Parton


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Ballad of Billy the Kid
Billy Joel

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Inspired by the Van Morrison Thread 205905.

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Ethel Cain - The Preachers Daughter.

Feels more like a movie than an album, a very sad movie.

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Wynton Marsalis Eric Clapton Just A Closer Walk With Thee

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chaikovsky: Piano Concerto no.1 - Maestro Mehta's 80th birthday - Khatia Buniatishvili

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BBC Sounds, Radio 4 - The Reunion : The 9/11 Attacks.

Accounts given by people who survived the horror.

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@Drewnogal said
BBC Sounds, Radio 4 - The Reunion : The 9/11 Attacks.

Accounts given by people who survived the horror.
When I was in New York last time, 9 years ago I think, I visited The 9/11 Memorial & Museum. It was a very touching experience. We were five friends there and all were silent and sad.

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@Torunn said
When I was in New York last time, 9 years ago I think, I visited The 9/11 Memorial & Museum. It was a very touching experience. We were five friends there and all were silent and sad.
Oh I can imagine it was. I recall where I was when it happened. My husband rang me and by the time I returned home the TV was showing the second tower collapsing. It was terrifying. For a moment I honestly thought that the world was about to end.

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@Drewnogal said
Oh I can imagine it was. I recall where I was when it happened. My husband rang me and by the time I returned home the TV was showing the second tower collapsing. It was terrifying. For a moment I honestly thought that the world was about to end.
I was at work at Volvo Cars, we worked in an open-plan office, and the girl behind me had the news on her computer screen with the view of both towers, one already hit and a plane approaching the second. It was unbelievable, such a tragedy for so many people. In the Memorial Museum time stood still.