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ANSWERING THE POST...THE ETERNAL IS MESMERIC AND HAUNTING

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Originally posted by PAUL TROWELL > Originally posted by Kezzie> New Years Day 2002, knackered and with stinking hangover decide to clean out the cobwebs by taking a walk in the snow with Joy Division 'Substance' blasting through my headphones - lovely! :)

SOUNDS ABOUT PERFECT APART FROM THE HANGOVER...

Mmmmm, :nod: Joy Division are the perfect soundtrack to stomping around in the snow on a dark winter afternoon when there's no one else around :)

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live "Disorder." closely followed by "Ice Age." and "Atmosphere." and "Transmission."

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Originally posted by Kezzie New Years Day 2002, knackered and with stinking hangover decide to clean out the cobwebs by taking a walk in the snow with Joy Division 'Substance' blasting through my headphones - lovely!

SOUNDS ABOUT PERFECT APART FROM THE HANGOVER...

Mmmmm, Joy Division are the perfect soundtrack to stomping around in the snow on a dark winter afternoon when there's no one else around


I used to do this too! When I lived with my parents we lived next to a huge tract of woods. Directly behind our house was a wooded ravine with a creek, and walking up the trail along the creek led to abandoned neighborhoods that the city had bought out because of the adjacent airport. All the houses were gone except for a few outbuildings, and there was an abandoned soccer field in the middle. All of this was interspersed with mixed woods. We only get a good snow in Seattle about once a year, and when it happened I'd be compelled to tromp around out there with Joy Division in my headphones. Ahhhh!!! The place would be completely silent and not a soul around (except for the occasional low flying aircraft).

'Atmosphere' picture. :)

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