Six years ago, Guillaume de Frontenac le XVIII, Lightnin' Larry Powers, and two-time Ernst von Horlt award winner Leslie Pud came together in a studio for the first time. The results were dynamite -- within hours they had written and recorded the definitive single of their then-nascent band's career: "Jolly Roger". The song was a seminal work in the prog-shred genre; a testament to the transience of mortal existence, and the suffering that all living creatures must endure simply to call themselves alive. It was a stunning and timeless comment on humanity.
It was also about pirates.
In honour of Talk Like A Pirate Day, I play for you, salty sea-dogs and buxom wenches alike, "Jolly Roger" over at LUGs.com. You can watch it here.
Current Music: Egon Spengler - Jolly Roger (right click, save as)
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Do you realise you have an anti-you?
http://www.vuvuzelaonline.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=588&Itemid=51
Seriously, his name is Dickie Wang...
And on the Nile softly croons a dove.
The manticore descends from up above.
I hope you still remembered the trademark "X marks the spot" riff.
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