Don´t look back

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Arcadia
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Don´t look back

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by Penne something (don´t remember the name) wow!!! Young Dylan as a master of acid-mayéutica and post-rationalist psicology , a little tirano, a serious clown, a great poet and a musician all at the same time!!! (I would like to see his face at that moment reading this, jaja!!!)
Bafici in Rosario.
Some suggestions for the organizators: the river coast is great in summer nights but not at all in a freezing warehouse in winter...
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D.A. Pennebaker

If ya get a chance, be sure to watch Eat The Document, a sort of wierd twisted sequel to []Don't Look Back[/i]
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thanks, I´ll try it!
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Arcadia wrote:thanks, I´ll try it!
Here's some tastey video clips from Eat The Document that'll tantalize and tease your tastebuds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OSZuG_1nHM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LX8VdSOsvJQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EJdPmV2wRA
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tantalize? what a verb!!!
next time, I´m again in the no-acoustic-ciber-place
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thanks! he has longer hair! (I´m in a ciber-place with headphones today, wow..!!)
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