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Jaguar XJ220
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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What album?
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| OKJones | RE: Answer and ask |
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Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
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| OKJones | RE: Answer and ask |
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Which Album
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Why would I want to end every post the same way?
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| Grizlas | RE: Answer and ask |
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Accept - Breaker (1981)
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| JonJ | RE: Answer and ask |
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grizlas wrote:
Accept - Breaker (1981)
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Argh, for once I knew the answer to a question without first embarking on a perilous Google expedition, and then you beat me to it... 
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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grizlas wrote:
Accept - Breaker (1981)
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While we are young...
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| Grizlas | RE: Answer and ask |
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sorry JonJ didnt mean to ruin your whole day like that :=)
@norl too late for that.
question: who is this?
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| OKJones | RE: Answer and ask |
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Looks like a really stoned transexual egyptian.
Right, question coming up shortly 
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| Laluu | RE: Answer and ask |
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I think it might be Bast or Bastet, sometimes called Pasht.
I can't find the picture that you have added, but feel pretty sure I've seen that statue or a similar one in the British Museum.
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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The answer is Sekhmet
Sekhmet is not to be confused with the other lioness goddes known as Bast. Sekhmet has pointy breasts, Bast saggy ones.
Oh and Sekhmet carries a big stick.
The actual statue can be seen on the top right side of this page.
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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What album, which artist, and what is this album "known" for?
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| Boddin | RE: Answer and ask |
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"Bringin it all back home"by Bob Dylan.
I'll quote wiki and hopefully I cover it.
"Bringing It All Back Home is often cited as the birth of folk-rock, and one of the peak albums of Dylan's career."
Q: who are they?
"Left corner two dedicated non-smokers facing the "big 3" smokers in the right corner"
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Jeffrey Wigand and Lowell Bergman against Philip Morris, R. J. Reynolds and British American Tobacco?
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| Boddin | RE: Answer and ask |
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Nope griz
Forgot to say their all dead and a bit more faumous.
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| Torellion | RE: Answer and ask |
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Easy 
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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Boddin wrote:
"Bringin it all back home"by Bob Dylan.
I'll quote wiki and hopefully I cover it.
"Bringing It All Back Home is often cited as the birth of folk-rock, and one of the peak albums of Dylan's career."
Wikipedia is often right, though you have to go into the Bob Dylan section to find that this particular album is most known for Dylan "%3BGoing Electric"%3B.
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| Boddin | RE: Answer and ask |
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Folk-Rock = Traditional and most likely acoustic - Faster rythms and most liekly electric.
Coverd now?
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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I accepted your answer since you covered most of the points...and you've already posted a good question, but the Dylan went electric thing is a musical and pop culture corner stone that isn't so much a genre (folk-rock), but rather an event. People remember it, movies use it as reference, there is even a song written about it.
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| Boddin | RE: Answer and ask |
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Clue: Think leaders
At a country, blues and folk festival Bob D. preformed as he had done so often before. This was after the release of "Bringin it all back home" since he played "Maggie's Farm" wich is on that album. Anyhow Bob had always been an acoustic preformer but at this festival he got buuu'd of the stage for using electric guitar. Maybe "Maggie's Farm" has something to do with it aswell.
Anyhow I get the point. That was actually a nice question since I didn't know the cover but it had some clues.
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