HW) new version of Green Finned Demon for download

[mike coleman]

and as an attempted apology for my farts, Hawkwind said dave played
all the synths on this track, and Dave and Richard sing it.
Recorded last week and played live on belfast. I myself unsure if the
2 are one. Of course I've not heard it.
yeah hawkwind pretty cool, lyrics aging OK.
I guess I hope there are some Green Finned Demons way down there
LURKING for when the time to scare people shitless is JUST RIGHT


On 9/18/11, mike coleman <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
> oh yeah, isnlt there a possible re-entering space junk threat just
> about now.....
>
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> On 9/18/11, mike coleman <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I heard some clear pictures of the human junk on the moon came back
>> recently...
>> that is so depressing :)
>>
>> Going to mars??  have we seen what's at the bottom of our own planet
>> yet and threatened it directly??
>>
>> how bout those dwindling coral reefs
>>
>>
>> On 9/18/11, Jonathan Jarrett <jjarrett at coriolis.greenend.org.uk> wrote:
>>> On Fri, 16 Sep 2011, Jonathan Smith wrote:
>>>> The cause seems OK to me, better than previous ideas about the Dalai
>>>> Lama.
>>>> You can have a look: http://www.seashepherd.org/uk/uk.html
>>>
>>>  	I have done, in fact, but I also know a bit about this lot because
>>> of a presentation a colleague who'd been studying them as part of a
>>> politics dissertation gave a while back.
>>>
>>>> There are a lot of charities out there, but anything that saves the
>>>> cetaceans has to be good.
>>>
>>>  	I am all for saving the cetaceans, don't get me wrong. But Sea
>>> Shepherd are even more confrontational than Greenpeace in the eighties
>>> (and arguably better at it). They are not, by themselves, going to stop
>>> whaling, their aim is to keep it sufficiently high-profile that
>>> governments act. It's government action, and enforcement of current
>>> rules,
>>> that's needed, and supporting Sea Shepherd seems to me a bit like paying
>>> someone to go and break things so that everyone agrees we need more
>>> police; it may well work, maybe it's even necessary but if it is then
>>> there are much bigger things wrong. That's my issue with it; if they
>>> need
>>> to exist, shouldn't we do something about *that*? But of coure maybe
>>> `we'
>>> can't, whereas we can support this lot... and I go back and forth, which
>>> is why I was asking if the music made a difference. Thanks for the
>>> feedback on that too! Yours,
>>>  			     Jon
>>>
>>> --
>>> "It's ridiculous, because everybody's coloured or you wouldn't be able
>>>  	   to see them." (Captain Beefheart on racism, 1974)
>>>     Jon Jarrett, Oxford, UK      jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk
>>>
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