David Clapp

BETTY RATS,

Somewhere Over The Rainbow (Jazz Version)

EnjoY!

http://www.myspace.com/video/rid/110760904

thanx,

d.c.

Starlume

DUDE! We hope the weather isn't completely kicking your butt! And if you're stuck we hope you're safe. If you have a spare minute please go check out our page and listen to some of our new tracks!

Thanks!

Nona HEad

Enjoy your week, Stay Strong.

Miguel Morte Valentine

hope you come down here again soon. I will have an album or albums for you!! I need to hear your birthday song again!!

Tony Griessel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIxOquI2NRw

Healing Trapeze

Hey, Jeb!
Heres a new Healing Trapeze track. It's from the new Marburg Compilation album. Hope you like it. Old Haunts Greeted is amazing. Can't wait to play with you again one of these days.
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The Visitations

hope tour is goin' goodly . . .
keep in touch . . .
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Elsa (plays tiny instru…

Your set was beyond awesome. Loved Accountants and Cats. :) Can't wait to see you tomorrow.

Elsa (plays tiny instru…

Your set was beyond awesome. Loved Accountants and Cats. :) Can't wait to see you tomorrow.

Da Wacka Wackas

The Word of the Day for August 21, 2010 is:

grimalkin
• ..grih-MAWL-kin.. •
noun

: a domestic cat; especially : an old female cat

Example Sentence:

Maizy, the family grimalkin, wasn't as fast as she used to be, but she was still very good at catching mice.

Did you know?

In the opening scene of Macbeth,
one of the three witches planning to meet with Macbeth suddenly
announces, "I come, Graymalkin." The witch is responding to the summons
of her familiar, or guardian spirit, which is embodied in the form of a
cat. Shakespeare's "graymalkin" literally means "gray cat." The "gray"
is of course the color; the "malkin" was a nickname for Matilda or Maud
that came to be used in dialect as a general name for a cat (and
sometimes a hare). By the 1630s, "graymalkin" had been altered to the
modern spelling "grimalkin."