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Bloom HD

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Bloom, the acclaimed app by ambient pioneer Brian Eno and musician / software designer Peter...

My Video Manager and Filetransfer

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Easy to video viewer and local video transfer My Video Viewer is for download local network from...

Volify

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Volify helps you to easily search for your favorite songs, artists, DJ's, play them with single...

Equalizer

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"... the sound quality blew us away."- Gearburn.com Music player with the most powerful and acurate...

Audio Holy Bible KJV Version - Holy Bible Study

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The Holy Bible KJV Audio Old and New Testament Version is easy to use, full featured Bible app. The...

Hanamikoji

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Welcome to the most famed Geisha street in the old capital, Hanamikoji. Geishas are elegant and...

Joe Elliott recommended Montrose by Montrose in Music (curated)

Montrose by Montrose

2011 | Metal, Rock

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"I can’t remember how I discovered this. I can’t remember where I heard it, or the shop I bought it from. In those days you bought records because you thought the cover was cool, and hoped that the music matched the sleeve. Even to this day it sounds like it could have been made last week. Ted Templeman did amazing job — it’s the reason Van Halen got him. Ronnie Montrose was an incredible guitar player, and Sammy Hagar — even to this day — is a stunning vocalist. And the thought that Ronnie Montrose and Bill Church (the bass player) actually played with Van Morrison [on Tupelo Honey and Saint Dominic’s Preview] beggars belief. Denny Carmassi’s drumming was right up there with Bonham. The negativity around the band was probably the only thing that stopped them from going places, and because people thought they were poor man’s Zeppelin. The album was very reminiscent of Zeppelin, but its production was bigger. It’s just a really good slice of American rock, but it sounds very British."

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