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Wtf?!? I Still Believe This Sh*t?: Sniffing Out the Irrational Beliefs Hiding Underneath Your Rational Behavior eBooks & eLearning

Posted by ksenya.b at Sept. 3, 2016

Are you tired of thinking that you’ve got things under control, you’re finally making the changes you want, you’re on your way….and then BLAM something happens….and you are back where you started? It’s another WTF?!? moment, and you are sick of it happening over and over and over again. Maybe you feel a little embarrassed because the same shit keeps happening. You’re a smart person, right? How can you not be getting this right? You thought you were making progress!

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Spending the Holidays with People I Want to Punch in the Throat eBooks & eLearning

Posted by l3ivo at Nov. 21, 2022

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The Stanley Brothers - The Early Starday-King Years 1958-1961 (2003) {4CD Collector's Box Set Gusto Records KBSCD-7000} Music

Posted by ruskaval at Sept. 11, 2017

The Stanley Brothers - The Early Starday-King Years 1958-1961 (2003) {4CD Collector's Box Set Gusto Records KBSCD-7000}
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© 1958-61, 2003 Gusto Records | KBSCD-7000
Bluegrass / Country / Traditional Bluegrass

The Early Starday-King Years: 1958-1961 is a 109-track, four-disc box set that compiles every track the Stanley Brothers cut for Starday and King during that era. At the time, the group were releasing albums both on Starday and King, so there was an immense amount of confusion between the releases; the box set helps clarify the matters, by gathering all of the music together and presenting it in chronological order. This way, it's possible to hear their progression, as well as the differences between the recordings for the two labels; on the King recordings, the Stanley Brothers tended to be more experimental, working in electric instrumentation. Though there is plenty of fine music on the set, The Early Starday-King Years is, overall, too thorough and extensive for anyone but bluegrass historians.

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