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Alongside with the Go-betweens my favourite Aussie band (Nick Cave is very much is own thing) The Triffids - Calenture One of my favourite albuns of my collection, (and I got plenty stuff)

The Pogues - "Rum Sodomy & Lash" Great ?lbum this one is. Great memories from their first gig in Portugal, one of the concerts that people still talk about, legendary stuff for people of my generation. The man they couldn't hang - "How green is the valey"...

Did Cardoso get lost or something?

Already preparing THE CAMEBACK

Your post just remimded me for how long that I didn't lesson to them Tindersticks - Tindersticks (1993) Tindersticks - Tindersticks (1995) Next on line is Lee Hazlewood - A Cowboy in Sweden

Ennio Morricone soundtracks The Good the Bad and the Ugly The Return of Ringo Il mercenario The Battle of Algiers

Watch this videclip of the song Mountain Lion from the US band Future User. At the end a very familiar face appears in the middle of a blood transfusion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzW8SnUKms0

Autch, I meant Valverde instead of the repetead Freire :)

Hell Thor Hushovd should be in that list to

No particular order: Lance Armstrong Bettini Cadel Evans Oscar Freire Fabien Cancellara Oscar Freire Contador Boonen Cavendish Nibali was next in line, as so Sastre. I do prefer riders like Bettini and Freire, one day races winners

The Clash Sandinista London Calling Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros Streetcore

Well I will not shed a tear for those who kill helpless people on the ground, or urmaned people at their workplace, no matter what relegion they are. I just hope they get caught. For the rest

It seems we need to go back to the Austro-Hungarian again

Well it will always be difficult to know who gave the order, but I doubt it was Petain directly, still the importante thing was the fact that there was a clear preocupation by the French administraction for the Nazis not to a have an hold on the heavy water, and that it went straight to England...

Yes I sould had said with the help of British comandos, Sometimes I'm a victim of too much cinema :)