Topic: The "wink wink" Thread 2010: This Time It's Personal (Read 573561 times)

smack that isaiah · « **Reply #1000 on:** 01 Jun 2010, 13:23 »

Diego Paulo - Cafe Con Leche

Holiday
These guys are from my school. They're sound is an indie bossa nova poppy summer awesomeness.
My friend has known one of the guitarists since elementary school.

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Diego Paulo has earned a following in the Newark community thanks to its unique bossa nova sound. On Café con Leche, their first full-length album, the band takes listeners beyond the borders of Brazil to California, western Africa and even briefly to Nashville.

Café con Leche is a worldly album, not only in its musical influences, but also in its themes. Lead singer and banjo player Katie Dill partners with Zachary Humenik (guitars/vocals/bass) on “California” for a sweet-voiced duet about a vagabond and his waiting lover. In a catchy opening hook, Humenik sings, “Now and then / a lust for inspiration leads me to roam again / In the California sun / I take a lil ol’ puff and I start thinkin’ ‘bout home / again / It’s always on my mind.” The wanderer gets her due in “Shakere,” the opening track, when Dill sings, “Will I ever be on track? / All I want is not to be alone / And all I get is God / All I want is just to have a home.”

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mod_a · « **Reply #1001 on:** 01 Jun 2010, 17:33 »

Sleepy Sun - Fever

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The Bay Area sextet Sleepy Sun is part of a crop of both budding and established bands that base their sound and ethos in a long-gone time: when popular music was actually good and the guitar was an important, interesting instrument. By evoking the spirits of the greats (Sabbath, Zeppelin, or even Hendrix), Sleepy Sun can create a sort of time capsule within which the listener can be transported along with the band to a better time for rock music, as the band does effectively on its sophomore album, Fever.
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mod_a · « **Reply #1002 on:** 01 Jun 2010, 17:59 »

The Glitch Mob - Drink The Sea

Tags: Glitch, Dub, Trip-Hop, Awesome

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medicatesleep · « **Reply #1003 on:** 01 Jun 2010, 22:54 »

Starkweather - This Sheltering Night (2010)

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If you are into formulaic predictable songs like the fast in your face two minute jarring hardcore jams, you may want to turn away now. Starkweather is unlike anything you have ever heard although I am very new to the band aside from hearing a track or two on last.fm. The best way I can describe them and mind you this is a little off as well take Dream Theater’s prog epic’s and mix them with a horror movie and and a little more stabbing guitar chugs. From the start of “Epiphany” you are presented this sludgy piece until vocals of Rennie Resmini tear across the track creating an atmosphere of fear. Continuing along with the horror theme you get an ambient/noise track not really my thing, but it adds to the atmosphere that Starkweather uses across This Sheltering Night.
There are so many elements of the songs that you could compare to other bands but when you put it all together it is Starkweather and only Starkweather, taking what might seem to not go together but easily piecing everything together into a masterpiece to be enjoyed by the senses as goosebumps run up your arm as you clench your fist and drift away into the nightmare. Most bands when you think vicious you think fast and loud, the slow and steady approach with all Rennie’s ferocious vocals just one upped everyone.

amok · « **Reply #1004 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 09:50 »

Dinka - Aircraft (01/06/2010)

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01 Original Mix
02 Radio Edit

Great tune.

StaedlerMars · « **Reply #1005 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 09:50 »

I have not seen Meursault uploaded here, so here it is.

They're really popular in Edinburgh, on Song, By Toad records, and apparently put on a pretty smashing show (although, in the four years that I've been in Edinburgh, I haven't seen them yet).

This is their second album, it's incredibly lo-fi, but has some good melody and twang to it.

Meursault - All Creatures Will Make Merry

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scarred · « **Reply #1006 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 13:39 »

Fake Drugs - Drake Fugs (2010)

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Really good dance/synthpop featuring half of Starfucker.

StaedlerMars · « **Reply #1007 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 15:02 »

Maps & Atlases - Perch Patchwork

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Harun · « **Reply #1008 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 19:25 »

Major Lazer & La Roux - Lazerproof

free mixtape produced by Mazor Lazer and featuring La Roux's vocals mixed with various rap/hip hop/electro/dubstep/. upped to mf!re for y'alls convenience. basically sounds like the album cover (awesome):

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JD · « **Reply #1009 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 21:13 »

haha what

scarred · « **Reply #1010 on:** 02 Jun 2010, 23:51 »

That thing's been sitting on my desktop forever. I just haven't had the motivation to listen to it yet.

Hadn't seen the album cover before though. That's rad.

Jimor · « **Reply #1011 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 00:48 »

Quote from: scarred on 27 May 2010, 11:51

iamamiwhoami (2010)

New track hit YouTube today, "n": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0BsI8R4izQ

scarred · « **Reply #1012 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 01:10 »

excellent.

i seriously can't get enough of her/their stuff. as long as these videos keep coming i'm happy. i dunno if i'll hold out hope for a "real" album though.

MrBlu · « **Reply #1013 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 02:18 »

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enjoys

Big Apple Rappin': The Early Days of Hip-Hop Culture in New York City 1979-1982

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I can make no claims to be any kind of expert when it comes to hip-hop. Growing up in rural Arizona, it just wasn’t something I was exposed to outside of the occasional Salt-N- Pepa or LL Cool J video on MTV, unless you count the one kid at my Catholic elementary school who always wore a Malcolm X hat and talked a blue streak about NWA and Public Enemy. Much later on I would find out about Gang Starr and the Wu-Tang Clan and plenty of other things, but I was never really educated about hip-hop in the same way that I imagine people must be when they grow up closer to big cities like New York or Boston or Chicago.

From my vantage point, a release like Big Apple Rappin’ is an invaluable history lesson. The 16 tracks – plus 64 pages of photographs, liner notes and interviews – examine the birth of hip-hop in New York City during a four-year flurry of activity in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Needless to say, this isn’t just another old school compilation with the predictable Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Flash and Sugar Hill Gang classics. You know you can expect more from a Soul Jazz release, and they really deliver with this one. The compilation doesn’t come from left field in quite the same way as New Star’s Original Style disc or Stones Throw’s similar Third Unheard anthology of hip hop from Connecticut, but there are definitely a ton of songs on here that most people probably haven’t heard before. Aside from a couple of big names like Spoonie Gee and the Cold Crush Brothers, most of the featured artists are pretty obscure: T Ski Valley, Masterdon Committee, The Fly Guys et cetera.

You can really hear the influence of disco on some of these recordings, starting on the very first track with Peter Brown and Patrick Adams’ production for the classic “Spoonin’ Rap.” Another song apes the backing track from Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough” and Brother D & The Collective Effort’s ultra-political “How We Gonna Make The Black Nation Rise” is based around a loop of “Got To Be Real” by Cheryl Lynn. Reggae production techniques are all over the place too. “Rapping Dub Style” by General Echo is the most obvious example of this, but there are also some amazing echo effects on “Rock The Beat” by the Jamaica Girls. And Xanadu’s “Sure Shot” has the mighty Joe Gibbs himself behind the board!

Disregarding the aforementioned academic value of this double album, Big Apple Rappin’ is a hell of a lot of fun to listen to from start to finish. And that’s what’s most important, isn’t it? Whether you’re looking for some historical perspective on the emergence of hip hop or just looking to have a good time, there’s a lot to love about this release.

This is funkin' gold.

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I was not aware anyone apart from Jamaicans and those of JA decent were interested in Major Lazer.

StaedlerMars · « **Reply #1014 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 09:32 »

the dude is everywhere.

MrBlu · « **Reply #1015 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 10:51 »

Quote from: StaedlerMars on 03 Jun 2010, 09:32

the dudes are everywhere.

Triage · « **Reply #1016 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 11:56 »

WinterSleep - New Inheritors (2010)
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Just got this in, not exactly what I was expecting.

Catacombs · « **Reply #1017 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 15:09 »

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Also, please do NOT request albums. This includes requests for re-uploads; if you miss it, try looking for it somewhere else.

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JD · « **Reply #1018 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 15:54 »

Tokyo Police Club - Champ[2010]

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scarred · « **Reply #1019 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 20:20 »

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Say No To Love 7"

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honestly both of these songs are as good if not better than POBPAH's self-titled, and it's gotten me enormously stoked for their new one.

JD · « **Reply #1020 on:** 03 Jun 2010, 20:21 »

oh man that cover is excellent

pinkpiche · « **Reply #1021 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 00:17 »

the artist behind that is Winston Chmielinski. i recognized him right away, even though i havent seen that piece before.

http://winst.deviantart.com/

scarred · « **Reply #1022 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 00:24 »

that is a coooool style.

ellis · « **Reply #1023 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 14:30 »

I use this board so often to get such awesome music that I figured I would post a couple albums as well. The band is Woodsman. They are a really spacey psychedelic band, very beautiful and ethereal. Most of their songs are fairly normal length but the final track on Collages is 20 minutes and the final song on Mystery tape is about 15 minutes.
Woodsman: Mystery Tape EP

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Also: thanks to everyone who posts on this board, I have discovered some awesome stuff on here. I wanted to post a warning to whoever posted the Sleepy Sun: Fever album (not a request for re-upload or anything), the 5th track in the .rar (Acid Love) is corrupt. An amazing record though.
Enjoy!

Jepser · « **Reply #1024 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 17:31 »

Sleepy Sun's brilliant, I saw them live here in Holland last year, on Bevrijdingspop haha

ellis · « **Reply #1025 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 18:17 »

Yeah I can't wait to see them live at the Brooklyn Bowl on the 19th. I wanted to see them where I live here in Philly, but they aren't playing here until september...and its the day the Pixies are playing here...so Brooklyn it is. nevertheless, I am quite excited, they seem like an intense and fun live show.

Jepser · « **Reply #1026 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 19:03 »

They sure are..! I really enjoyed myself back then, the guitar solos were especially great. And the vocalist, Rachel Fannan, was totally hot.

pulpfiction21 · « **Reply #1027 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 20:36 »

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Sam Quinn - The Fake That Sunk a Thousand Ships

"Seth Avett of the Avett Brothers says "Sam Quinn writes genuinely beautiful music and sings with one of the most unique natural voices I have ever known.”"

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Singer/songwriter from east tennessee, recently relocated to north carolina. former front-man of the quite enjoyable band the everybodyfields. first solo album. just released may 11. enjoy! it is amazing,
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I know this if from a few page back, but I just gave it a full listen earlier today and I was really happy I did. I feel like "Gun" will be on repeat for a long time to come. Thanks for posting it!!

ellis · « **Reply #1028 on:** 04 Jun 2010, 22:27 »

I figured I'd post an album by this band Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her on here. They are a trio from Japan. Hard to describe their sound besides kick-ass rock and roll. Sick guitar riffs and a rocking female singer. Probably my favorite of all the random bands from different countries I have collected over the years. They also sing in English, so when you get into it you can start singing along...something I can't do with other Japanese bands I like. I have pretty much their entire discography so if more is desired, I can always post it. Unfortunately, since they were never released in the states and aren't available in Japan anymore either I can't quite have the quality control of 320kb that I usually like but its still worth it. A good song to hear first is the fourth track A Shotgun & Me, that's the first one I heard, but this whole album is pretty accessible while still having their quirkiness so that's why I'm posting it first.

Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her - It's Brand New

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Orcusmars · « **Reply #1029 on:** 05 Jun 2010, 18:10 »

Vinyl Williams - Qoma & Aura

Again, I am going to shamelessly whore out my friend's band, Vinyl Williams. His music is a phenomenal concatenation of psychedelic, post-rock, ambient, and a little hardcore, coming together in a pleasantly unique presentation with unprecedented quality. I know he puts a lot of work into his music, and this release is a collection of some of his best tracks from '09 and '10. I hope you'll download this and, if you like it, you should support him and buy it for like five bucks on bandcamp. Let me know if you're interested in any of his other material in this thread or via pm, because some of it isn't up on his site for download.

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Thanks in advance, let me know what you think.

ellis · « **Reply #1030 on:** 05 Jun 2010, 18:59 »

As a matter of fact I do have both of those. Give me a bit to dig them up and post them for ya. Those two were pretty hard to find but I eventually did through the internets. Unfortunately track 4 of swallow up cuts off a few minutes before it actually ends and I have yet to be able to find the full track anywhere. if you still want it I will definitely post it though. Future or No Future would be awesome to have in 320, thanks! the version I found is decent but not great quality. 17 I actually found on real cd though so I don't need that, but one of us should post it for the rest of the board because its awesome.

ellis · « **Reply #1031 on:** 05 Jun 2010, 19:07 »

Quote from: Orcusmars on 05 Jun 2010, 18:10

Vinyl Williams - Qoma & Aura

Again, I am going to shamelessly whore out my friend's band, Vinyl Williams. His music is a phenomenal concatenation of psychedelic, post-rock, ambient, and a little hardcore, coming together in a pleasantly unique presentation with unprecedented quality. I know he puts a lot of work into his music, and this release is a collection of some of his best tracks from '09 and '10. I hope you'll download this and, if you like it, you should support him and buy it for like five bucks on bandcamp. Let me know if you're interested in any of his other material in this thread or via pm, because some of it isn't up on his site for download.

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Thanks in advance, let me know what you think.

this is pretty cool and rocking stuff. I saw that description you put of the sound definitely made my eyes go wide and have to download it. I'll definite purchase some of his stuff from him.

JD · « **Reply #1032 on:** 05 Jun 2010, 22:52 »

Blunt Mechanic - World Record[2010]

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Also, lets have some fucking Android Lust
Android Lust - Devour, Rise and Take Flight

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Dragonfly

KvP · « **Reply #1033 on:** 05 Jun 2010, 23:49 »

Ha I remember when that record came out and everyone was all "Oh hey it's a lady Trent Reznor".

JD · « **Reply #1034 on:** 05 Jun 2010, 23:56 »

It's like Bjork and Trent had a baby

valley_parade · « **Reply #1035 on:** 06 Jun 2010, 06:54 »

Not mine, but it's legit. And it's Shad, so it's FUCKING AWESOME. Probably the best rap coming out of Canada right now.

Shad- TSOL

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medicatesleep · « **Reply #1036 on:** 06 Jun 2010, 09:05 »

Quote from: Zombiedude on 05 Jun 2010, 23:56

It's like Bjork and Trent had a baby

Yeah a baby with down syndrome. That chick sucks.

P.S. here is Trent/Trent's wife & Atticus' new project How To Destroy Angels. Just enter your email and you get the 6 song ep for free. Sounds like NiN meet old Massive Attack/UNKLE.

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Scandanavian War Machine · « **Reply #1037 on:** 06 Jun 2010, 16:05 »

oh hell yeah, i'm downloading the fuck out of that shad record tomorrow!

i've been wanting to get some of his stuff since I saw this freestyle a couple weeks ago and it completely blew my mind

JD · « **Reply #1038 on:** 06 Jun 2010, 21:32 »

Ceremony - Rohnert Park[2010]

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Anyone who likes Black Flag should give this a download.

ellis · « **Reply #1039 on:** 07 Jun 2010, 09:14 »

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Quote from: ellis on 04 Jun 2010, 22:27
I figured I'd post an album by this band Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her on here. They are a trio from Japan. Hard to describe their sound besides kick-ass rock and roll. Sick guitar riffs and a rocking female singer. Probably my favorite of all the random bands from different countries I have collected over the years. They also sing in English, so when you get into it you can start singing along...something I can't do with other Japanese bands I like. I have pretty much their entire discography so if more is desired, I can always post it. Unfortunately, since they were never released in the states and aren't available in Japan anymore either I can't quite have the quality control of 320kb that I usually like but its still worth it. A good song to hear first is the fourth track A Shotgun & Me, that's the first one I heard, but this whole album is pretty accessible while still having their quirkiness so that's why I'm posting it first.

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Would you happen to have Seagull to Hell or Swallow Up?

Also, I have 17 and Future or No Future at 320kbps if you want them.

Here are the two you were asking for. If there's a problem with either let me know, my computer got a bit wonky when I was uploading them but I think it went through fine. Sorry again that track 4 on swallow up cuts off, its pretty frustrating.

Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her - Seagull to Hell

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pinkpiche · « **Reply #1040 on:** 07 Jun 2010, 13:24 »

Thanks for the Ceremony! Didn't know they had a new one out..

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #1041 on:** 07 Jun 2010, 17:06 »

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Ceremony - Rohnert Park[2010]

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Anyone who likes Black Flag should give this a download.

might give this a look... didnt' think much to what i heard off their last album, but they were insane when i caught them live.

you might wanna re-post that in the hardcore thread too mate, would go down well in there!

Kill.kenada · « **Reply #1042 on:** 07 Jun 2010, 17:58 »

Quote from: ellis on 07 Jun 2010, 09:14

Here are the two you were asking for. If there's a problem with either let me know, my computer got a bit wonky when I was uploading them but I think it went through fine. Sorry again that track 4 on swallow up cuts off, its pretty frustrating.

Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her - Seagull to Hell
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Excellent!

scarred · « **Reply #1043 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 00:48 »

The Chemical Brothers - Further

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pretty dope dance/electro. probably better than We Are The Night, as a full-length, although the singles aren't as catchy.

Random1 · « **Reply #1044 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 04:16 »

as per the Shad album : <3

here's his first album , When This Is Over :

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E. Spaceman · « **Reply #1045 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 06:19 »

The Bitter Tears - The Grinning Corpse Who Went To Town

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This band is playing in Chicago soon! Did you know that The Bitter Tears are one of maybe 15 interesting bands still active?

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Tom Tom Club - Tom Tom Club

This is the first album by the Tom Tom Club.

ellis · « **Reply #1046 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 10:09 »

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Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her - 17

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Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her - Future or No Future

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Thanks for Seagull to Hell and Swallow Up! Both seem to have uploaded fine. Giving them a listen right now!

Sweet! It's so cool to hear Future or No Future in 320 now. Just a warning though that the first song in 17 (Coma) is corrupted when I try to unzip it. Other than that, thanks a lot! I hope you enjoy the two EPs, Seagull to Hell is cool because it sounds pretty different from most of their stuff to me...was recorded when they were in NY and friends with bands with Cibo Matto, has a bit different flavor.

ThePianoMan · « **Reply #1047 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 10:27 »

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Toro Y Moi - Causers Of This (320kbps)

I'm late on this, I know, but I wanted to say, this is absolutely fantastic.

Scandanavian War Machine · « **Reply #1048 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 11:46 »

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The Bitter Tears - The Grinning Corpse Who Went To Town
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This band is playing in Chicago soon! Did you know that The Bitter Tears are one of maybe 15 interesting bands still active?

booya!

I've been completely obsessed with Jamtarts in the Jakehouse since you uploaded it. I didn't know how much other material (if any) they had, so this makes me very happy.

dancarter · « **Reply #1049 on:** 08 Jun 2010, 12:08 »

New Front Line Assembly single!

From Metropolis Records:
"Shifting Through the Lens", is a powerful forerunner for the upcoming album "Improvised Electronic Device". Canadian Electro geek Greg Reely (NETTWERK) and SKINNY PUPPY's sound engineer Ken 'Hi Watt' Marshall have been in charge of production. Our curiosity is killing us, but one thing is clear: The Canadian electronic legends have unleashed a storm and this one is going to be huge, really huge."

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