Thanks for your request, you are welcome! Greetings from Tbilisi, Georgia. :)

y3aychou ^_^

:) welcome

Hell yeah. I couldn't stop listening to it. fortunately, [artist]St. Vincent[/artist] came and saved me.

Fuckin'back!

I've noticed you listen to Trilok Gurtu. Some time ago Trilok Gurtu performed on Nguyen Le's Tales from Viet-Nam. I consider it a classic album in jazz fusion/world music genre and therefore dedicated a comprehensive review of the album. You can read it by clicking below. There's a translation tool in the top right corner. Finally, if you like the review you may also click "lubię to" button to like my website (on the right handside of the page). http://www.laboratoriummuzycznychfuzji.com/2013/03/recenzje-klasyka-tales-from-viet-nam.html

Thanks for your request! Cheers :)

Oui je vois ça ;-) Tant mieux !

Hugs To You

lool c'est ce que je vois :D ç'aurait pu être pire... Cela dit j'aime bien ce que t'écoutes :) ça va toi ?

Hello, dear :)

Hi,thank you for request! ...Greetings from Italy. :-)

Hello there! Thanks for accepting :D

Thanks for your friend request, I have put you on my list. =] How are things in Tunisia?

Hey! Merci pour la demande. Nos gots sont plus compatibles que ce que le croit Lastfm :)

Oi amigo! Você é muito bem vindo! Já está add, ok? Abraços!!!

thanks for the add!

“Immigrant Song” was written during Led Zeppelin's tour of Iceland They played here in 1970 over the summer and what interested them was that during the consert it was all bright cause the sun doesn´t go down during the summer.

Immigrant Song is the opening track on English rock band Led Zeppelin’s third album, Led Zeppelin III, written and released in 1970. The song is famous for its distinctive, wailing cry from vocalist Robert Plant (with a melody reminiscent of “Bali Ha’i”) at the beginning of the song, and is built around a repeating, staccato Jimmy Page/John Paul Jones/John Bonham riff. The hiss at the beginning of the track is feedback from an echo unit. grettings from Reykjavík Iceland, Börkur

ça aurait tenu 20 jours sans abonnement, merci vieux!