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A song I wrote for my Very Dear Friend on the other side of Canada~

Sometimes ya gotta let go, to go forward.

Woman opens beer bottle in provocative manner. How'd she do that!?

Thanks everyone for the messages. I'm sorry I didn't get back to alot of you. I hope this sums it all up.

this song just seemed to fit for Neji ^_^

More Pranks

DIXIE CHICKS

" As TEARS GO BY "

Hard training , war easier ?

Nice hold, now will you hold me?

bleach open 1 psp

My Bad I Forgot The PAHP ^^'
i kno its a day late im sooooooo sorry T.T!!!!!! i worked 5 or 6 hours on this all day today....this was made for PuddingNaNoDa's birthday wich was on the 29th but i still   more...hope she accepts it late ^^'....anywayz movie maker gave me a pretty hard time with this one so i hope you enjoy it ^^
Inspiration: Myself
Anime: Sailor Moon
Song: Open Your Eyes
Artist: DJ Encore
Program: Windows Movie Maker
THIS VIDEO IS PURELY FAN-MADE AND IS IN NO WAY ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSICAL ARTIST OR ANIME COMPANY IN ANY WAY  less

While on vacation the girls train for the skiing competition.

I love Belinda and Jane, and of course this song as well, great one by the girls.

I LOVE stacy and Johnathan

Dear Rosie

billooooooooo

WISHBONE ASH
Clan Destiny is the most recent studio album from rock band Wishbone Ash. It is the first album to feature guitarist Muddy Manninen, who replaced his student, Ben Granfelt, in 2004.
Andy Powell   more...decided (by now the only remaining original member throughout the band's history) to form a completely new version of the band - one where Powell would operate Wishbone Ash as a personal business venture and employ musicians on a session basis, rather than the band existing as a group democracy. Guitarist/songwriter Roger Filgate replaced Ted Turner, bassist/vocalist Tony Kishman joined, and drummer Mike Sturgis replaced Ray Weston. Powell, by this time ensconsed in gainful employment as a farm labourer, relied on fan donations and outside assistance to help finance the new studio album. The new line-up debuted on a short UK/European tour in the Spring of 1995. However, by the time of the band's 25th anniversary tour in late 1995, Tony Kishman was finding touring difficult due to other performing engagements in America. Founding member Martin Turner returned to the fold to hold the bass and vocal position for touring duties, although Tony Kishman would be recalled to record lead vocals for the band's next album. Illuminations was released in 1996 and featured the Powell, Filgate, Kishman, Sturgis line-up. Original member Martin Turner, who honoured the bulk of touring commitments to promote the album, was not featured and was not retained for future studio/live projects, though would remain part of the overall Wishbone Ash set-up through his work in assembling various archival releases, album remasters, etc.

By 1998 , Kishman, Sturgis and Filgate had departed and Powell formed another new Wishbone Ash with bassist Bob Skeat, guitarist/vocalist Mark Birch, and former drummer Ray Weston. During the line-up changes, Andy Powell released two electronic dance albums on UK indie label Invisible Hands Music under the name Wishbone Ash. The albums were ambitious dance projects that contained electronic beats blended with Wishbone Ash guitar riffs. Trance Visionary was the first of the pair, spawning a 12" single of four mixes that was a clubland smash and reached number 38 on the UK dance chart. Psychic Terrorism followed.

The band then released an acoustic album of classic and new songs entitled Bare Bones before hitting the road in 2000 to celebrate their 30th anniversary. A filmed show was held at Shepherds Bush Empire in London, where the band welcomed special guests Laurie Wisefield and Claire Hamill as well as other friends for a star-studded concert that resulted in Live Dates 3 and a live DVD.

In 2001 , Mark Birch was replaced by guitarist Ben Granfelt. The band hit the road for their most extensive touring schedule in years. Wishbone Ash returned to the studio in 2002 for the Bona Fide album. 2003 saw the band touring across the world with Savoy Brown, playing their largest number of American dates since the 1980s.

Ben Granfelt left the band to continue working on his solo career. Granfelt's mentor, Muddy Manninen, joined the band. In late 2006, the band released a new studio album entitled Clan Destiny. In 2007, longtime drummer Ray Weston left the band, stating that he was tired of constant touring and wanted to concentrate on different things  less

Call me

Go On!!! Ride in a F18

Keep passing the open Windows. QUEEN. off The Works album. 1984.

Yoda's got it going on.