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good morning CHIEF !
... is there any moonshine left ?


have a great day !

Headpins with Darby Mills on vocals !
they have some great music

Thanks Blaine! I hope you and the misses enjoyed your NYE celebration. Lots of fireworks all night long out here! Looking forward to a great 2025, and I appreciate your friendship bud!

happy 2025
don't it make you feel like dancing !

Happy New year Blaine! I decided to ditch the Shaggy channel. It was only supposed to be used for a short time, with Scooby Doo themes and stuff like that, but I stuck with it for a while. Anyway, this is my main now. Have a good day!

Good morning, Blaine, and HAPPY NEW YEAR to you. Yeah, your featured had quite the frontman in Brad Delp but his signature voice will surely stand the test of time. Speaking of time; ENJOY the first day of January and the opportunity it now shares with your end of paradise. ENJOY a nice day in the Volunteer State. ;)

... the CHIEF, ROB and ROY ! - ( rob-roy ) ^^
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... yeehaaa ! ^^



have a great 2025 my FRIEND !

we still have 4.5 hours in berlin, but cheers !


( prost ! )

I wish you a wonderful New Year 2025,
filled with Love and Happiness, dear Blaine!:)

you mean it's new year's eve in berlin, 6 hours early ? - so i'm from the future ? ^^
... today you can drink moonshine, that's okay - CHIEF ! ;)

HAVE FUN !

i don't know when it is midnight in your country, but i wish you ...


( PARTY ON ! ) ^^

BALOO ...

Here's a demo of the intro to the song "In The Evening".

I JUST went back to Sierra's channel, and saw that you were asking what a Gizmotron is? Here's a bit about it from Wikipedia:

The Gizmo, also called the Gizmotron, is an effects device for the electric guitar and bass guitar. It was invented in 1969 and patented by the English rock musicians Kevin Godley and Lol Creme in 1975, whilst they were members of the British rock group 10cc.

Taped or permanently attached to the body of an instrument, the Gizmotron uses small, motor driven plastic/rubber wheels to make the strings vibrate, yielding resonant, synthesizer-like sounds from each string, similar to a hurdy-gurdy. The device was famously used by Jimmy Page on parts of the Led Zeppelin album In Through the Out Door.