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A little sacrilegious at places, but funny if you can get past that...
Entry #2
A little sacrilegious at places, but funny if you can get past that...
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For several years in the '60s, my mother thought this was a Christmas tree. I never liked it and could hardly wait to go to my grandparents' house for Christmas vacation because they had a real tree, It was sturdy and lasted several years before the family convinced mom that we needed something else.
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For several years in the '60s, my mother thought this was a Christmas tree. I never liked it and could hardly wait to go to my grandparents' house for Christmas vacation because they had a real tree, It was sturdy and lasted several years before the family convinced mom that we needed something else.
Nope... Sorry, but I do believe I have already seen that one here...
Another Classic from Bob Rivers!!
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One of the very first gifs I did. It is still a favorite though. The text animation was done pixel by pixel on each layer instead of just using a premade glitter animation. It was about 12 hours to get it to where I was happy with it. I was still in the process of learning how to use GIMP at the time. I knew a great deal more about that program by the time I finished this image
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One of the very first gifs I did. It is still a favorite though. The text animation was done pixel by pixel on each layer instead of just using a premade glitter animation. It was about 12 hours to get it to where I was happy with it. I was still in the process of learning how to use GIMP at the time. I knew a great deal more about that program by the time I finished this image
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The first time I heard this song was on a bootleg LP of theirs (called 'My God') that I bought in the parking lot before one of their concerts in about 1970/71...
It was later included on the 'Living in the Past' compilation, and again on their Christmas record, too.
The first time I heard this song was on a bootleg LP of theirs (called 'My God') that I bought in the parking lot before one of their concerts in about 1970/71...
It was later included on the 'Living in the Past' compilation, and again on their Christmas record, too.
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And then came the follow-up to the 1st song in about 1989/90, during part of their 'hard rock' phase...
From the liner notes (do they still call them that?? lol) by Ian Anderson:
Another Christmas Song is probably my favourite piece from the album, being generally uplifting in this sea of misery! It was actually written as a sequel to the original "Christmas Song", B-side on an early Tull single in 1968. It was also re-recorded for the Jethro Tull Christmas Album in 2003. A song of family togetherness, nostalgia and benevolence. The antithesis of the original, in some ways.
And then came the follow-up to the 1st song in about 1989/90, during part of their 'hard rock' phase...
From the liner notes (do they still call them that?? lol) by Ian Anderson:
Another Christmas Song is probably my favourite piece from the album, being generally uplifting in this sea of misery! It was actually written as a sequel to the original "Christmas Song", B-side on an early Tull single in 1968. It was also re-recorded for the Jethro Tull Christmas Album in 2003. A song of family togetherness, nostalgia and benevolence. The antithesis of the original, in some ways.
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