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Aaron Copland — Fanfare for the Common Man
Album: Copland: The Music of America (Erich Kunzel, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra)
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Released: 1995
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 konpik wrote:

I like wind instruments mixed with tympani and this became one of my favorites.



Until you heard it from E.L. & P.(Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
Posted 1 year ago by Pitjes    [ Reply ]
For the notes section:  "Lyrics: none needed."

Just a suggestion.
Posted 1 year ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
1942.
Posted 1 year ago by Stefen    [ Reply ]
 konpik wrote:

I like wind instruments mixed with tympani and this became one of my favorites.




I Agree!  EXCELLENT!  Thanx RP!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
I like wind instruments mixed with tympani and this became one of my favorites.
Posted 1 year ago by konpik    [ Reply ]
When I heard the first few notes & kettle drums, I thought it was ELP!   LOL!!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
I highly recommend listening in on Aaron Copland directing a rehearsal of Appalachian Spring:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfWMoHKZzfY
I wish there were video to see too, but the audio is fascinating.  A master at work.
Posted 2 years ago by obispo    [ Reply ]
 runningtwig wrote:
Zweiblumen wrote: The Moldau is not rock.

But it does rock.  Actually, it flows.  To the sea.
Posted 2 years ago by obispo    [ Reply ]
God bless Erich Kunzel. hope he and Maestro Copeland are telling tall tales and drinking Rhinegeist beer together in heaven.
Posted 2 years ago by sunybuny    [ Reply ]
Every time I hear anything from Aaron Copland, I love everything of his, I fade to memories of jr. high & high school band in the '60's in Texas. By chance, my band instructor was Mr. Copeland! Great sounds, and great playlist here on RP....

Bill, we're of the same generation, and have similar music tastes and sensibilities, and I so appreciate your mixing of genres here, because that's how my brain works as well. Too cool!
Posted 2 years ago by miquela75269    [ Reply ]
Did anyone say bombastic?
Posted 2 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
i just noticed that a part in the middle sounds a lot like some of Back to the Future (yes, technically it's the other way around)
Posted 2 years ago by clomaka    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of  …
Posted 2 years ago by TomD-40215    [ Reply ]
Goosebumps.  Every.  Single.  Time.
Posted 2 years ago by tarbinator    [ Reply ]
Play the ELP version!
Posted 2 years ago by 3Chords    [ Reply ]
Cool to think the tympanist got to play a melody line.
Posted 3 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 unclehud wrote:

Our high school band played this semi-regularly in the mid-1970s.  I played cornet; first trumpet, first chair.  Brass sections would blow this with every ounce of strength we had.  Max volume, max brightness, max power.  It produced an aura far beyond our collective abilities.

Still brings tears.  Thanks, BillG.



I was more like late 60's, but yeah, it was quit an experience I'll never forget. 
Posted 3 years ago by kquinn03    [ Reply ]
 Isabeau wrote:

Now, if I could just set this as my alarm.


On an iPhone, you can. under Alarm, edit, click Sound and you should get a drop down menu with "Pick a song" as an option.

I'd assume this is also achievable on Android
Posted 3 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
 jessbussert wrote:

Bill,

You are just too cool.





Say what?  That's the first time in multiple years of music I can recall him playing a partial piece of music.  What's next, hot mixes?
Posted 3 years ago by gmsingh123    [ Reply ]
 BenHM3 wrote:

I fell in love with this song from the Telarc record, played through a pair of Klipschorns at volumes the gods could hear. For more than a decade, this song was used to demo sound systems in Omnimax theaters, from record players kept far away during play lest something very bad happen. It made my brother and I smile every time, it was soaring. Then I decided to play it to honor and welcome my brother home from the hospital. I saw him smile when the first notes played out and the ambulance crew were a little puzzled. That was his last day and now the song brings me to tears every time. But don’t stop playing it, I’ll keep remembering those times when the new bosses got their first taste of “oh wow” when that song blasted from many-kilowatt multi-channel soundsystems.



Those Telarc Classical recordings managed to be a *lot* of reference and test recordings for sound systems. I remember a sound engineer showing off before a mid-1980's show at the Red Barn in Louisville using Telarc's recording of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. The Call was the headliner for the show. The cannon blast sampled at 8 Hz actually surged circuits enough to bring in both the University's Physical Plant and Police to find out why the north end of campus was tripping brownout alarms.

Those of us working tech crew for the show were thankful that they were using their own PA for this show. That and overly amused for quite some time at the whole event. On a negative note, I'm not completely sure my tinnitus has completely faded from the show that night. 
Posted 3 years ago by eeastridge    [ Reply ]
How long ago was it that this was used as the theme for the Olympics?
Posted 3 years ago by NeilBlanchard    [ Reply ]
 eyeball wrote:

I remember this was what played when we stood up on the hillside overlooking the beaches at Normandy, 76 years ago today. 



If this is not the most epic comment in RP, I don't know what is 

Thank you for your sacrifice, sir! #RPlove
Posted 3 years ago by TastyCoals    [ Reply ]
Nothing is really ever perfect in life. This comes a close 2nd.
Posted 3 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
It's not ELP, but it's still pretty good.
Posted 3 years ago by Paul_King    [ Reply ]
 BenHM3 wrote:
I fell in love with this song from the Telarc record, played through a pair of Klipschorns at volumes the gods could hear. For more than a decade, this song was used to demo sound systems in Omnimax theaters, from record players kept far away during play lest something very bad happen. It made my brother and I smile every time, it was soaring. Then I decided to play it to honor and welcome my brother home from the hospital. I saw him smile when the first notes played out and the ambulance crew were a little puzzled. That was his last day and now the song brings me to tears every time. But don’t stop playing it, I’ll keep remembering those times when the new bosses got their first taste of “oh wow” when that song blasted from many-kilowatt multi-channel soundsystems.
 
Best fanfare ever!  (former solo French horn)  Godlike final note.
Posted 3 years ago by edpare    [ Reply ]
Bill likes covers - I'd like to see Blockhead's version on here:

Insomniac Olympics
Posted 3 years ago by stevesaw    [ Reply ]
 eyeball wrote:
I remember this was what played when we stood up on the hillside overlooking the beaches at Normandy, 76 years ago today. 
 Are you serious?  Wow. Thank you.

Posted 4 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
I wish we could hear ELP's version after this.
Posted 4 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
 unclehud wrote:
Our high school band played this semi-regularly in the mid-1970s.  I played cornet; first trumpet, first chair.  Brass sections would blow this with every ounce of strength we had.  Max volume, max brightness, max power.  It produced an aura far beyond our collective abilities.

Still brings tears.  Thanks, BillG.
 

Must have been amazing to be part of that.
Posted 4 years ago by eyeyeye    [ Reply ]
I remember this was what played when we stood up on the hillside overlooking the beaches at Normandy, 76 years ago today. 
Posted 4 years ago by eyeball    [ Reply ]
Hi could have swore it was ELP at first. I’ve never heard their version except in my living room.
Posted 4 years ago by jsd52756    [ Reply ]
This "Olympic theme song" is more of an Olympic memorial song now that the summer games have been postponed indefinitely. 
Good timing  
Posted 4 years ago by rpdevotee    [ Reply ]
Gives me raging goosebumples, every time!
Posted 4 years ago by Larrygrrl    [ Reply ]
Our high school band played this semi-regularly in the mid-1970s.  I played cornet; first trumpet, first chair.  Brass sections would blow this with every ounce of strength we had.  Max volume, max brightness, max power.  It produced an aura far beyond our collective abilities.

Still brings tears.  Thanks, BillG.
Posted 4 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
This piece of music was used in the finale minutes when the Danish radiostation Radio24/7 was closed down by the Danish government on October 31. 2019. A very beautiful piece of music for at very sad moment.
Posted 4 years ago by sryge57    [ Reply ]
Now, if I could just set this as my alarm.
Posted 5 years ago by Isabeau    [ Reply ]
Has to be one of the best instrumentals of the 20th century. Goosebumps every time.
Posted 5 years ago by jukes1    [ Reply ]
Automatic leap for the LOUDER button.
Posted 5 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
Back in the age when art and artists, the government and the national psyche celebrated the common man. 
Posted 5 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 BenHM3 wrote:
I fell in love with this song from the Telarc record, played through a pair of Klipschorns at volumes the gods could hear. For more than a decade, this song was used to demo sound systems in Omnimax theaters, from record players kept far away during play lest something very bad happen. It made my brother and I smile every time, it was soaring. Then I decided to play it to honor and welcome my brother home from the hospital. I saw him smile when the first notes played out and the ambulance crew were a little puzzled. That was his last day and now the song brings me to tears every time. But don’t stop playing it, I’ll keep remembering those times when the new bosses got their first taste of “oh wow” when that song blasted from many-kilowatt multi-channel soundsystems.
 
Touching... 
Posted 5 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
I fell in love with this song from the Telarc record, played through a pair of Klipschorns at volumes the gods could hear. For more than a decade, this song was used to demo sound systems in Omnimax theaters, from record players kept far away during play lest something very bad happen. It made my brother and I smile every time, it was soaring. Then I decided to play it to honor and welcome my brother home from the hospital. I saw him smile when the first notes played out and the ambulance crew were a little puzzled. That was his last day and now the song brings me to tears every time. But don’t stop playing it, I’ll keep remembering those times when the new bosses got their first taste of “oh wow” when that song blasted from many-kilowatt multi-channel soundsystems.
Posted 5 years ago by BenHM3    [ Reply ]
Copland - one of Stallone's better movies
Posted 5 years ago by Solanus    [ Reply ]
For me this is as majestic and recognizable as the opening moments of Beethoven's 5th Symphony.  And as noted by a YouTube commentator you could consider this piece a world anthem for the human species.  

Highlow
American Net'Zen
Posted 5 years ago by Highlowsel    [ Reply ]
Arguably the greatest American piece of "classical music"
Posted 5 years ago by photolew    [ Reply ]
Actually thought this was originally ELP:)
Posted 5 years ago by davidbrace61    [ Reply ]
Why does Bill play certain mega-awesome songs so rarely? This could go into rotation at least once a quarter, don't you think?
Posted 5 years ago by dmcanany    [ Reply ]
Music from back in the day when the common man was an aspiration and an American ideal. Like those who erected the Empire State Building in less than a year, or the farmers who fed millions without corporate corruption or massive pollution. 
Posted 5 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Jurassic parc 8 ??
Posted 5 years ago by noe.architecte169    [ Reply ]
Where is the video ?? 
Posted 5 years ago by noe.architecte169    [ Reply ]
 folkrocker wrote:
I especially love the Emerson Lake and Palmer version of this!
 
Epic! <3 
Posted 5 years ago by eyeyeye    [ Reply ]
 folkrocker wrote:
I especially love the Emerson Lake and Palmer version of this!
 
Love that too. I can only expect that the 13% who voted less than a '7' don't like instrumental or classical music. At any rate, I don't care!!! *10*
Posted 6 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
I especially love the Emerson Lake and Palmer version of this!
Posted 7 years ago by folkrocker    [ Reply ]
And I like Copeland but isolated as this was it felt pompous to the point of caricature. 
Posted 7 years ago by GeorgeMWoods    [ Reply ]
Interesting and lovely juxtaposition of trumpets and dreams between Copland's majestic soaring "Fanfare for the Common Man" and Calexico's depiction of pain and loss along the border in their retelling of Fuentes' "The Crystal Frontier".
Posted 7 years ago by eeastridge    [ Reply ]
 mgkiwi wrote:
President Trump's entrance music!!

 
To be followed by the Les Miserables track "Can you hear the people sing"!!!
Posted 7 years ago by Dana_Montroy    [ Reply ]
Great theme for a Monty Python film
Posted 7 years ago by markybx    [ Reply ]
 VH1 wrote:

Just shows what an unecudcated freaking idiot he is..."FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN" ???

He is a "common man"? Yeah right!

He hasn't got the foggiest about being "common".  

Stupid idiot!  

 
Yes, well, you've surely proven here that you're very common.
Posted 7 years ago by pinto    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:
LOL.  Much derangement here.

 
Agree!  MAGA!!!
Posted 7 years ago by Dana_Montroy    [ Reply ]
LOL.  Much derangement here.
Posted 7 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
Make Radio Paradise Great Again...
Posted 7 years ago by ProjectGemini07    [ Reply ]
 
mgkiwi wrote:
President Trump's entrance music!!

 
Just shows what an unecudcated freaking idiot he is..."FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN" ???

He is a "common man"? Yeah right!

He hasn't got the foggiest about being "common".  

Stupid idiot!  
Posted 7 years ago by VH1    [ Reply ]
Wow this song is just playing at the right moment...just as I met a beautiful girl who laughed after my every joke! Love the nostalgia that this song brings at different stages of life.
Posted 8 years ago by rob_m    [ Reply ]
 mgkiwi wrote:
President Trump's entrance music!!

 
The music I will think of when I'm driving a bullet into Trump's head.
Posted 8 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
Makes me want to urinate on a freezing morning in February, in the middle of a snow white field, as the sun comes up, and the sky is changing from blue to orange. 
Posted 8 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
Bill & Rebecca—we have so many of the same albums! 
Posted 8 years ago by LaurieinTucson    [ Reply ]
just an amazing mix from Copland into Calexico!  Whoa.
 
Posted 8 years ago by bryanbeatson    [ Reply ]
 mgkiwi wrote:
President Trump's entrance music!!

 
Damnit, beat me to it.{#Hug}
Posted 8 years ago by ProjectGemini07    [ Reply ]
 mgkiwi wrote:
President Trump's entrance music!!

 
No. Just no. 
 
Posted 8 years ago by Danimal174    [ Reply ]
President Trump's entrance music!!
Posted 8 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
Always makes me stand and salute myself. Love Copland...both of them: Arron and Stewart. Well, and Miles G.R.H.S. Copland, not Davis. Although G.R.H.S. too. Hang on, we're almost to Kevin Bacon.
Posted 8 years ago by merobreno    [ Reply ]
Wow... my initial thought was ELPs version of this.  Which by the way... is AWESOME.  
Posted 8 years ago by pomalley    [ Reply ]
Jeez, I feel like I'm watching an episode of "West Wing"
 
Posted 8 years ago by joetekubi    [ Reply ]
 ChrisVIII wrote:
It sounds like an old epic music, it would be perfect for a black and white Hollywood movie calling for patriotism ! To me, this air sounds incredibly US  but not particularly inspired, not quite "grandiose" enough, the drama part is missing but it has potential. 
 
{#Roflol} Comment of the day.
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
It sounds like an old epic music, it would be perfect for a black and white Hollywood movie calling for patriotism ! To me, this air sounds incredibly US  but not particularly inspired, not quite "grandiose" enough, the drama part is missing but it has potential.  
Posted 9 years ago by ChrisVIII    [ Reply ]
 jaha70 wrote:
Brass on Radio Paradise. Thank you for that!!!
 
I think you will find that there is plenty of brass in Comfortably numb, another RP fav.
Posted 9 years ago by stunix    [ Reply ]
click here to get an 11
Posted 9 years ago by stunix    [ Reply ]
 Clarentine wrote:
A candidate for the 11 rating if ever there was one.  ::basks in majesty::
 
Absolutely. Appropriately adjusting volume now.
Posted 9 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
A candidate for the 11 rating if ever there was one.  ::basks in majesty::
Posted 9 years ago by Clarentine    [ Reply ]
 Siljanus wrote:
After 120 years since the start of the terraforming of Mars, the colonists gathered outside the domes and the Fanfare which was now the anthem of humanity was heard in the skies over the purple plains of Mars.

 
reading your comment with this amazing piece brings goose bumps!
Posted 9 years ago by Highspirits    [ Reply ]
After 120 years since the start of the terraforming of Mars, the colonists gathered outside the domes and the Fanfare which was now the anthem of humanity was heard in the skies over the purple plains of Mars.
Posted 9 years ago by Siljanus    [ Reply ]
America's greatest composer? Perhaps, but not here. Theme from Our Town was his masterpiece


Posted 9 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
What? Is it the olympics? ABC's wide world of sports?
Posted 9 years ago by Bobert_ParkCity    [ Reply ]
::slides the volume allllllll the way up::
Posted 9 years ago by Clarentine    [ Reply ]
It's good to be the common man.
Posted 9 years ago by amb599    [ Reply ]
Please make this stop!!!
Posted 9 years ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
What sets Radio Paradise apart is that you will segue into something like this on occasion.  I love this station, you frickin' rock in every sense of the term.  Thank You!
Posted 10 years ago by Tippster    [ Reply ]
 EdEastridge wrote:
There just simply aren't enough 10's for this piece.

 


Posted 10 years ago by wtango    [ Reply ]
Brass on Radio Paradise. Thank you for that!!!
Posted 10 years ago by jaha70    [ Reply ]
 Reweth wrote:
Am I the only person who thinks that this fine piece of music was the main inspiration to the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 theme? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOE73pxpys

 
Not only are you not the only person, but I did a Google search this morning, as that same comparison occurred to me, and found your post on this site... :-)
Posted 10 years ago by VincentVanMous    [ Reply ]
This guy keeps ripping off Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
C'mon dude, come up with your own material.
Posted 10 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
And today, a slide into Calexico horns.

Flawless Bill. 
Posted 10 years ago by scottc    [ Reply ]
 avidfan wrote:
Basement Jaxx follows by Copeland.  Surely a schizophrenic Saturday for Bill!

 

Perhaps an intentional juxtaposition to highlight the vast chasm of talent between the two.
Posted 10 years ago by agkagk    [ Reply ]
Basement Jaxx follows by Copeland.  Surely a schizophrenic Saturday for Bill!
Posted 10 years ago by avidfan    [ Reply ]
There just simply aren't enough 10's for this piece.
Posted 10 years ago by eeastridge    [ Reply ]
{#Good-vibes} Simply wonderful. Thanks!
Posted 10 years ago by dw    [ Reply ]
The Stones opened every gig on one tour with this. I forget which.
Posted 11 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
oh no.  Is this like the ELP version  great first 90 seconds then 3 hours of aural pain?  

I'm hovering over PSD.



<edit>Aaaaand.....  relax.</edit>
Posted 11 years ago by stunix    [ Reply ]
...heh:  i see what you did there...
Posted 11 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
Whoa! Dub step to this? I need medicine.
Posted 11 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 Birdman wrote:

I loved today's segue from Copland's Fanfare to The Who's Won't Get Fooled Again.  Surprised me how well that worked.



 
This time it was Chicago's "Listen" to this. Also well done. 
Posted 11 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
I agree.  The transition was flawless!
  
Birdman wrote:

I loved today's segue from Copland's Fanfare to The Who's Won't Get Fooled Again.  Surprised me how well that worked.

 


Posted 11 years ago by nelsonha    [ Reply ]
Absolutely AWESOME!

I was hoping this would be a repeat from last month... :) So many around me had no clue when I turned up the sound so they could hear Fanfare for the Common Man!

Always awesome!  Thank you Bill!
Posted 11 years ago by TreborG2    [ Reply ]

I loved today's segue from Copland's Fanfare to The Who's Won't Get Fooled Again.  Surprised me how well that worked.


Posted 11 years ago by Birdman    [ Reply ]
This is one of the many reasons I listen to RP (and contribute!) Good Stuff! The Who was a great follow-up. Thanks!
Posted 11 years ago by pi31415    [ Reply ]
 Reweth wrote:
Am I the only person who thinks that this fine piece of music was the main inspiration to the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 theme? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOE73pxpys

 
And has influenced numerous, countless other pieces and soundtracks. Saving Private Ryan. The Magnificent Seven. Star Wars. 
Posted 11 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
This song made me stop what I'm doing and take notice. Thank you, Bill. I got goosebumps.
Posted 11 years ago by diannemck56    [ Reply ]
Count me in with the common men.
Posted 11 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
Le drapeau est livré avec ?
Posted 11 years ago by martian69    [ Reply ]
Always sends tingles down my spine.
Posted 11 years ago by mikemalter    [ Reply ]
 rabaak wrote:
How about playing the Emerson Lake and Palmer version
 

 
Agreed! Maybe too bombastic. But then I hear the Who. 
Posted 11 years ago by ljhumbix    [ Reply ]
This music will always give me goosebumps!!!
Posted 11 years ago by kittyhawk    [ Reply ]
 Reweth wrote:
Am I the only person who thinks that this fine piece of music was the main inspiration to the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 theme? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOE73pxpys

 
Nope, I'm right there with ya. 
Posted 11 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
not at all - it's certainly got a very Copland vibe. Fitting for a story of frontier life, wide-open spaces...
(And TNG theme is very Rhinegold.)




Reweth wrote:
Am I the only person who thinks that this fine piece of music was the main inspiration to the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 theme? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOE73pxpys

 


Posted 11 years ago by apd    [ Reply ]
 aelfheld wrote:

Oh how I hate the dull "I'm too cool for all of you petit bourgeois who like fanfares and brass and their country and whatnot." 

Fanfares are common to all ages.  That you're ignorant of that fact is . . . unsurprising.  But then you're probably too 'cool' to bother actually learning anything.  Like where the volume control is.



 
{#Clap}
Posted 11 years ago by d-don    [ Reply ]
One of the most affirmative pieces of music ever. A chill ran up my spine when it started playing and I stopped what I was doing. This song is as emotional as any you will ever hear. Thanks, Bill. We all need more uplifting in our daily lives, and that is what Fanfare for the common man is about.
Posted 11 years ago by EdmoJoe    [ Reply ]
 Nadine wrote:


oh, how i hate the dull "if you don't like it here - then leave" automatic responses. leave to where? every single country is ruled by idiots. 

i absolutely loooove the "cool" people in EVERY country. unfortunately they're not in power. anywhere. 

considering the song: I don't detest it. But I do have a brass (and fanfare) allergy. i only can take brass in really very tiny doses. full blast brass sounds: I collapse. My ears quit. Maybe americans dig it more, because it lets them dream of european castles and middle ages stuff? Weren't fanfares common in that age? 

 
Fuck castles. This song takes us to the moon. 
Posted 11 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
Am I the only person who thinks that this fine piece of music was the main inspiration to the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 theme? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOE73pxpys
Posted 11 years ago by Reweth    [ Reply ]
Makes me want walk through amber waves of grain...seeing flags unfurled.

Now...having stated that...it's friday afternoon...where's the RnR?

 

 
Posted 11 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 rabaak wrote:
You need to hear the Emerson Lake and Palmer rendition of this. It is pretty awesome. 
 
I've heard their version more than enough.  I do not need to hear it anymore.
Posted 11 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Whether you love this piece or don't care for it.  I cannot believe that it doesn't evoke some strong emotional reaction.....get chills everytime I hear this piece.  Would love to hear (and felt) played live....
Posted 11 years ago by photolew    [ Reply ]