I suppose you could use this music to get vital information about the status of my soul from me- like a jackhammer between the eyes- or a screwdriver in the eardrums, to be more accurate. Because here again, I am never expecting an Inquisition, and this music provides me with pain.
(and I plan on keeping on with the Python references until someone placates me. That's my MySpace mood today- stupendously geeky).
Face it, the Inquisition would employ a full legion of accordion players if the accordion had been invented at the time. Also a couple of Theremins and at least one Casio. Just imagine....
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dood! i don't have a soundcard on my machine at work, but this clip is ten times better without the audio.
This music is not to be enjoyed with a hangover. Ever. But then...maybe that explains the Inquisition. Which no one expects.
What, you guys don't enjoy Franco's taste in music?
That was some sort of traditional piece played at weddings. They also had Flamenco stuff.
oh but we love the Generalismo's tunes; it's just I cannot hear them properly without a sound card.
indeed.
I suppose you could use this music to get vital information about the status of my soul from me- like a jackhammer between the eyes- or a screwdriver in the eardrums, to be more accurate. Because here again, I am never expecting an Inquisition, and this music provides me with pain.
(and I plan on keeping on with the Python references until someone placates me. That's my MySpace mood today- stupendously geeky).
Somehow, I always thought that the music to the Inquisition would be a little ... oh, I don't know ... spookier?
Face it, the Inquisition would employ a full legion of accordion players if the accordion had been invented at the time. Also a couple of Theremins and at least one Casio. Just imagine....
and the inquisitors would wear parachute pants and white, pointy shoes.
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