Great song! Whether it's synth-pop is debatable: the prominent and heavily processed electric guitar over a synthetic rhythm section places it firmly with ABBA's later style. Wouldn't surprise me if the two bands shared studio personnel.
Thomas diLeva copied the tune for his song "Magisk Snövit" on 1991's Noll.
Cool video. Amusing to see the camera man focusing shamelessly on undulating asses and jiggling braless tits.
Bombers in Service—Patrol and Transport Aircraft since 1960 K Munson. For my nostalgia shelf.
French Poilu 1914–18. I Sumner, ill G Rava. Rather too short to cover the entire war.
First World War and Army of Occupation War Diary France Belgium and Germany: 24 DIVISION 72 Infantry Brigade, Brigade Trench Mortar Battery February 1918–31 January 1919 (First World War, War Diary, WO95/2215/3) Exactly what it says on the tin, though the label is quite large.
Making Sense of Haptics: Fundamentals of Perception and Implications for Device Design F E van Beek. This is the work of a recently graduated PhD student. Good work, too.
Sonification Design: From Data to Intelligible Soundfields D Worrall. I thought this was the work of an eager and recently graduated PhD, not a well-established professor.
Physics for Cats T Gauld. About “science”, but nothing specific.
Places I keep track of
IPMS Stockholm One of the best plastic modelling forums you'll find.
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Great song! Whether it's synth-pop is debatable: the prominent and heavily processed electric guitar over a synthetic rhythm section places it firmly with ABBA's later style. Wouldn't surprise me if the two bands shared studio personnel.
Thomas diLeva copied the tune for his song "Magisk Snövit" on 1991's Noll.
Cool video. Amusing to see the camera man focusing shamelessly on undulating asses and jiggling braless tits.
alas, that's probably why "video removed by user"
Here’s another copy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1DrigsmscQ
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