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Tues Nite Twitchriff w/STEPHEN KING'S GOLDEN YEARS
This is my Retsupurae style riff.
LNG liveriff w/STAGE FRIGHT and THE CALLER
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I made a family tree for my Gormiti AU
⚠️WARNING ⚠️
MLM + FLM relationships
NB characters
canon x OC ships
OC family’s
💀 family members
Large family
Riff x Aoki
Erron x Fylkir
Ikor x Fem OC
Trek x Siran
Finna x fem Oc
The First Heralds and their families are on there too
12:11 AM EDT May 8, 2026:
The Soft Machine - "Riff" From the album Six (1973)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
So, those who make this big distinction between "Canterbury" or "UFO club" Soft Machine and "Fusion," Soft Machne, and then would have us accept as a matter of course that the latter were not as good as the former, they'll have to treat successfully with this song before they'll convince me. While written by Karl Jenkins, it is no less elegant and no less beautiful than Ratledge's earlier compositions like "Hibou" or dare we say it, "Slightly All The Time." That is Hugh Hopper playing bass, and that *is* Ratledge chopping his hands rapidly across the keys. His playing--electric piano in one channel, that Lowery organ in the other--is just as wild as it had been several years earlier. "Riff" may not have fit stylistically on Volume 2 or Third, but that's not because it's not as good as they were.
My silly guy
Ода, тренд на горничных
Хочу остальных сделать, кроме Ао-ки
Рифф, хах, он такой классный