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Torrent: 5746
Title: U2 1982-12-06 Hammersmith Palais, London, UK [SBD]
Size: 329.38 MB
Category: October
Uploaded by: bctopia
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U2
December 6, 1982
Hammersmith Palais
London, England
Lineage: Silvers cd > EAC V0.95 pre beta 4 > WAV > FLAC Frontend V1.7.1 > FLAC
Sound Quality: Excellent soundboard. This is recorded from vinyl source.
1. Surrender
2. I Threw A Brick Through A Window
3. A Day Without Me
4. An Cat Dubh
5. Sunday Bloody Sunday
6. I Fall Down
7. The Cry / Electric Co.
8. October
9. New Year's Day
10. Gloria
11. I Will Follow
12. Fire
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Torrent: 5745
Title: U2 1981-08-23 Paris Cinema Studio, London UK
Size: 237.76 MB
Category: Boy
Uploaded by: bctopia
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U2
August 23, 1981
Paris Cinema Studio
London, England
Master>CDR>HD>FLAC 5>FRADOCA REMASTER>FLAC
01. 11 O'clock tick tock
02. I will follow
03. An cat dubh
04. Into the heart
05. With a shout
06. Twilight
07. Out of control
08. Rejoice
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These updated notes reflect the "Fan Working Titles" from the
original Salome set, with my notes on the new tracks. Numbers in
brackets { } indicates what disc/track this song was on the
original Salomé 3 CD Set.
The main difference between this new 7 cd set and the original is
the addition of a single cd of 5 tracks with songs similar to the
Back Mask U2 (So Cruel), a ROUGH demo version of Tryin' To Throw
Your Arms Around The World, along with 3 addtional cd's of mainly
drum tracks (some with some faint synthesizer)
Disc 1:
01. Salomé {D1 T01} [5:53]
02. Where Did It All Go Wrong? {D1 T02} [4:07]
03. Where Did It All Go Wrong? {D1 T03} [3:44]
04. Heaven And Hell {D1 T04} [6:39]
05. Doctor Doctor {D1 T05} [2:34]
06. Jitterbug Baby {D1 T06} [3:53]
07. Salomé {D1 T07} [9:10]
08. Salomé {D1 T08} [5:30]
09. Sunset In Colors {D1 T09} [8:45]
10. Chances Away {D1 T10/T11} [7:39]
11. I Feel Free {D1 T12} [6:32]
12. I Feel Free {D2 T01} [4:27]
13. Sweet Baby Jane {D2 T02} [2:01]
Disc 3:
01. Someone {D3 T01} [1:02]
02. Back Mask U2 {D3 T02} [3:06]
03. Acrobat {D3 T03} [4:14]
04. Salomé {D3 T04} [5:44]
05. Morning Child / Don't Turn Around {D3 T05} [5:05]
06. Take You Down {D3 T06} [5:14]
07. Going Down South {D3 T07} [5:36]
08. Take Today (instrumental) {D2 T06} [6:12]
09. Even Better Than The Real Thing (instrumental) {D2 T07} [4:48]
10. She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around {D2 T08} [7:43]
11. She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around {D2 T09} [7:35]
12. Back Mask U2 {D2 T10} [5:31]
Disc 4: (All New)
01. Back Mask U2 (Drums/Synthesizer) [5:48]
02. Back Mask U2 (Drums/Synthesizer/Vocals) (Tech: 4 Click, Get rid of that little
tamborine/Bono?: Standing in the lake at night...) [7:54]
03. Back Mask U2 (Drums/Synthesizer/Vocals) (Bono?: Can you hear her standing there...Ya, this is
the middle somewhere) [7:22]
04. Back Mask U2 (Drums/Synthesizer/Vocals) (Bono: Same as D3 T02, but longer) [8:21]
05. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World [3:14]
Disc 5: (All New)
01. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Love Is Blindness'ish Fast/Acrobat'ish) [6:25]
02. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Very Mothers Of the Disappeared'ish) [6:13]
03. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Kinda Depeche Mode'ish) [5:50]
04. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Similar to D5 T02, but slower/lower) [6:10]
05. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Familar but I Can't Place It) [6:05]
06. (Drums) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [5:57]
07. (Drums) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:11]
08. (Drums) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:13]
09. (Drums) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:11]
10. (Drums) (Acrobat'ish) [6:12]
11. (Drums) (Acrobat'ish) [6:08]
Disc 6: (All New)
01. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Love Is Blindness'ish Fast/Acrobat'ish) [6:10]
02. (Drums) (Acrobat'ish) [5:59]
03. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:06]
04. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:04]
05. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [7:06]
06. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:49]
07. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:07]
08. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer/loop) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:02]
09. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer/loop) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:13]
10. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer/loop) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:20]
11. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer/loop) (She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around'ish) [6:15]
12. (Drums) (Acrobat'ish) [4:07]
Disc 7: (All New)
1. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Love Is Blindness'ish Fast/Acrobat'ish) [6:20]
2. (Drums/Faint Synthesizer) (Love Is Blindness'ish Fast/Acrobat'ish) [6:03]
3. (Drums) (Acrobat'ish) [5:58]
4. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:02]
5. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [5:59]
6. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [7:05]
7. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:46]
8. (Drums) (Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car'ish) [6:04]
Source:
1990/91. Berlin, Germany. Hansa Ton Studios.
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Short Version: We now have so much storage in our homes that we could probably,
each of us, start our own Rapidshare service. But how do we get all that data to the other
machines on our network or, better yet, out onto the Internet?
Devices like the Iomega iConnect allow us to place storage space on our internal networks and
expose that data to the world, as needed. However, the iConnect also creates a local iTunes
share, adds a Time Machine back-up location, and performs a few other tricks all for $99. While
it’s not perfect, it’s pretty cool.
The Iomega iConnect Wireless is, in short, a NAS
without drives. You can stuck up to four devices onto this thing and even print wireless over
your network. When you need to grab a file from one of your drives – and if you’re
like me, you have plenty – you just connect to that drive. When you take the drive out of
the network it disappears. Add it again and it reappears. The system also offers a remote access
service with your own private URL mapped to the iConnect.
The device is fairly easy to set up. You connect to a network, run the enclosed software, and add
a disk. As soon as a disk is plugged in it appears as a share on your network. A click and
you’re in.
Setup is very straightforward. The desktop UI is barebones and the web UI isn’t much more
complex. It isn’t for the average user but you could set it up for Grandma and tell her how
to watch her soaps. Besides, it has a Torrent client built right in so she can DL her things on
the DL.
For $99 you get a lot of features. Is it better than something like the Netgear Stora? That depends on
how many loose drives you have in your collection. If you need to get your data online in a
hurry, however, this is a good solution.
In the comments for our quick
look one reader, Bryan, found that the device doesn’t support the Drobo, which is a
problem. It also seems to only support FAT, FAT32, and NTFS, which could be a problem for larger
files. However – and I haven’t tested this – most devices like this will handle
large files thanks to the sharing properties and protocols used. The disk format seems to be
invisible to OS X.
A new torrent has been uploaded to U2Torrents.com.
Torrent: 5743
Title: 1992-09-20 St. Louis, Missouri - By request
Size: 694.23 MB
Category: ZooTv
Uploaded by: drewwerd
Description
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I saw this in the request section and had to upload it because the show occured on my 12th
birthday, back before I was a U2 junkie. I couldn't find the show anywhere on the tracker, so
enjoy! I haven't done anything to the files, they are the same as when I got them.
St. Louis 20/09/1992
Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis (Missouri), USA.
20 - September - 1992.
Attendance: 48.054 (sellout) - Support: Big Audio Dynamite II, Public Enemy
Disc 1 (72:22)
01. George Bush Rap
02. Zoo Station
03. The Fly
04. Surfing Channels / Even Better Than the Real Thing
05. Mysterious Ways
06. One
07. Unchained Melody
08. Until the End of the World
09. New Year's Day
10. Whiskey In the Jar
11. Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World
12. Angel of Harlem
13. When Love Comes to Town
14. Satellite of Love
15. Fan Singing Onstage
16. Sunday Bloody Sunday
17. Bullet the Blue Sky
Disc 2 (53:23)
01. Running to Stand Still
02. Where the Streets Have No Name
03. Pride (In The Name of Love)
04. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
05. Stand By Me
06. Video Confessionals
07. Desire
08. Mirrorball Man Phone Call to The White House
09. With or Without You
10. Love Is Blindness
11. Can't Help Falling In Love / Can't Help Falling In Love (Outtro over PA)
Comments
Finally we have a good improvement for the other recording from this show that was out there.
George Bush Rap begins at a very low volume, but after 32 seconds, recording gets in its correct
level position. Blemishes in this source: sound is a bit distant (I believe that a better
recording location in the stadium would have derivated in a cooler recording), and audience noise
can be invasive a couple of times, so you can hear people crying loud, or a few conversations
near the taper. Slight marks can be heard between a few songs, but usually transitions are
seamless. At 0:27 in Mysterious Ways you can hear the typical sound of a damaged tape. There's an
edit between New Year's Day and Whiskey In the Jar, but no music is lost here. Running to Stand
Still contains a skip at 0:03 that cuts out some seconds of Edge's riff intro. I detected that a
couple of pops occur during the recording, mostly on Running to Stand Still and Pride. Another
edit can be heard at the beginning of Love Is Blindness. At 0:52 in Love Is Blindness, recording
gets clearer, higher, making a good improvement in the sound quality (I can’t imagine what
would happen if this increase in quality had occured from the very beginning of the concert...).
Can't Help Falling In Love includes the outtro over the PA.
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Torrent: 5742
Title: 2001-11-12 Los Angeles - Dave Cline master - LA-Vation held Captive[shn] ***reseed***
Size: 719.42 MB
Category: Elevation
Uploaded by: tynecastle
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U2
Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA
November 12th 2001
LA-Vation held Captive
Source: Core Sound LC Binaurals/Low Sensitivity option > Sony MZ-R700 MD/LP2
Location: Sec 109 Row 16 Seat 12
Taper: Dave Cline
Conversion: Sony MZ-R700 MD/LP2 > Creative Sound Blaster Live > Cool Edit Small Bass Cut
> Normalize > fade in/out) > mkw Audio Compression > SHN
Disc 1
01 Sgt. Pepper Intro
02 Elevation
03 Beautiful Day
04 Until the End of the World
05 New Years Day
06 Out of Control
07 Sunday Bloody Sunday
08 Stuck In a Moment
09 Kite
10 Angel of Harlem
11 People Get Ready
12 Please
Disc 2
01 Bad/Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses?/'40'
02 Where the Streets Have No Name
03 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
04 Pride
05 Encore Break/Crowd Noise
06 Bullet Intro
07 Bullet the Blue Sky
08 What's Going On?*
09 New York
10 One
11 Walk On
12 Grace/PA
* with Gwen Stefani of No Doubt
Notes: This is my first official concert bootleg recording.
+++++
Originally downloaded back in July 2007, and I suspect long since off the tracker, here it is
again for whoever needs it to fill a hole.
Many thanks to the taper - great job considering it's their first attempt, and of course, to the
original uploader - hopefully someone can give them credit.
This recording's been matrixed with R. Sarabia's recording - I'm sure a lot of people would be
interested to hear that.
Here's a review from elevation-tour.com:
U2 flies high at Staples Center
Source: Orange County Register 2001-11-13
Invigorated by a new purpose, the band electrifies with emotional overload.
By BEN WENER
The Orange County Register
First of all, it was better than the Pond show.
Far, far better than the Pond show.
The improvement in U2 could be attributed to any number of reasons. The set list, for starters.
It has been changing every night, but the overall flow of Monday's Staples Center opener was
perfect, a two-hour sampling that spanned from the band's first single, "Out of Control," to its
most recent, the get-yourself-together motivation of "Stuck in a Moment That You Can't Get Out
Of."
Better than that, they've shaken off the lethargy, especially Bono. A lengthy tour routinized by
an uncountable number of victory laps around that heart-shaped stage has left him fitter,
healthier, more alive. Not long ago he appeared as a bloated superstar teetering toward has-been
status; now he's again mean and hungry.
But whatever you might point to as determinants that have pushed U2's catharsis into high-gear,
we all know what the turning point was.
Sept. 11.
The World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks, the escalating war on terrorism, the need for
patience and peace have given U2 a new purpose. And if anything is plainly evident about these
pop prophets, it's that they need a purpose to be great.
You could see the rediscovered passion in virtually every moment of their performance. The Edge
slashing at his guitar with fury. Larry Mullen Jr. and Adam Clayton underpinning standards with
gracefulness, tranquility. Bono digging deep within himself, strengthening his resolve as his
voice cracked and failed, singing like every internal organ was clenching up.
It is moments like this that make them legendary. Mere months ago they were little more than a
good-natured nostalgia act giving lifelong fans a treat. Yet once again they appear to be one of
few groups capable of moving the masses. Change the world? Not likely. Help it heal and inspire
it to look for nonviolent solutions? Absolutely.
Which doesn't mean that the current climate has erased Bono's tendency toward Job-like
theatricality. Toward the end of "Elevation," he looked skyward. "I believe in you," he said,
then yelled: "You believe in me? Huh?!"
A bit much, but he's always been a bit much. And here that gesture foreshadowed a flood of
favorites addressing life as we now know it in vivid detail. Like Dylan or Springsteen, U2 has a
song for every occasion - and like the Boss but unlike Bob, they rise to those occasions, never
shying away from grand statements.
Hearing them this night, however, was almost too emotional an experience.
"New Year's Day" and its cry that "We can be one." "New York," its meaning recontextualized.
"Please," written about Ireland's troubles, here revamped with new lyrics ("Remember, it's
starting again"). "Where the Streets Have No Name," given a sermonizing prologue ("What can I
give back to God for the blessings that are all around?") that emphasized the song's despair.
"Pride (In the Name of Love)," like going to church with 20,000 friends. "Sunday Bloody Sunday"
and its command to "Wipe your tears away" - and of course someone handed Bono an American flag
instead of an Irish one.
But he didn't wave it, only held it like a baby, protecting it. "Nothing to be afraid of," he
said afterward. "I was just praying for peace - in your country, in my country."
And the finale - "One" bleeding into "Walk On," as a backdrop scrolled names of the dead. From
American Airlines Flights 11 and 77. From United Airlines Flights 93 and 175. From the NYPD. From
the FDNY. "These are our sisters, these are our brothers," Bono sang.
Yeah, it was obvious. U2 isn't known for subtlety. But if that closing didn't at least bring a
small lump to your throat, the universal, unifying power of rock 'n' roll must have passed you by
long ago.
No Doubt delivered a fun set, though surely Gwen Stefani and the guys would be the first to admit
it mattered little compared with the main event. They played every hit and were rusty for half of
them. But the new songs, especially the dance-hall groove of "Hey Baby," suggest that their
future looks rosy.
More memorable than their turn, however, was Gwen's duet with Bono on Marvin Gaye's "What's Going
On." Her cartoonish voice wasn't entirely suited to the plea for compassion, but the pair's
fist-raising solidarity was certainly crowd-pleasing.
+++++
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In March 2009 the IFPI
and several local movie studios began threatening Telenor, Norway’s largest ISP. Block your
customers from accessing The Pirate Bay, they demanded, or we will take legal action and get the
courts to force you.
Telenor refused to comply and was taken to court. In November 2009 the verdict was handed down
– the courts decided that the ISP had no obligation to block the world’s most
infamous torrent site.
The IFPI wasn’t about to give in so easily, with their lawyer Marte Thorsby insisting the
court had ruled incorrectly. Music performing rights outfit, TONO, confirmed the case would go to
an appeal.
In early February the Borgarting Court of Appeal announced that the appeal had been rejected
as there was no basis under Norwegian law for the claim. IFPI and TONO said they would consider
their options, i.e make a decision as to whether or not they would take the case to the Supreme
Court.
Yesterday, in a surprise announcement – it’s not like the entertainment industries to
give in so easily – IFPI and TONO said they will not take their appeal to Norway’s
highest court.
“We wanted to get a legal clarification on whether under Norwegian law it is possible to
order ISPs to block access to The Pirate Bay,” said TONO in a statement. “Now we have
two clear decisions that there is no legal authority under Norwegian law for such blocking
requirements.”
Following the November ruling, TONO said that it was possible that the authorities had not
implemented the EU Copyright Directive properly in 2005, a line they continue to stand by.
“We interpret both [court] decisions as suggesting that questions have been raised about
whether the EU Copyright Directive was adequately implemented in Norwegian law,” TONO
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Marte Thorsby of the IFPI said that continuing with legal action would be a waste of time and
money, and joined TONO in their calls for clearer legislation.
“The Court of Appeal wrote in its ruling that the limits of complicit liability are
unclear, and we expect that the ongoing revision of the Copyright Act will close this legal
‘hole’,” said Thorsby.
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Historic Conversation in NYC: Ai Weiwei, Jack Dorsey & Richard MacManus
On March 15,
at the prestigious Paley Center in New York City, a conversation
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The topic of the event is the emergence of digital activism for fostering positive social change.
The onsite event is invitation only, but it will be live streamed exclusively on
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Torrent: 5741
Title: 1987-06-06 Gothenburg, Sweden - By Request
Size: 550.62 MB
Category: Joshua Tree
Uploaded by: drewwerd
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By request. I did verify this is Lossless before I uploaded it. I added the FA, FFP and md5 files
as part of the torrent which were not originally with the bootleg. There is a remastered version
out there, but I thought I'd start with the original. The only show by this date I could find on
the tracker has been banned, so here we go...
------GOTHENBURG-SWEDEN-1987/06/06------
-CONCERT COMPLETE-
-SOURCE>VINYL>.CDA>.FLAC
01-WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME
02-I WILL FOLLOW
03-RAIN-I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR
04-MLK
05-THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE
06-BULLET THE BLUE SKY
07-RUNNING TI STAND STILL
08-EXIT
09-IN GOD'S COUNTRY
10-SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY
11-BAD
12-SPRINGHILL MINING DISASTER
13-NEW YEAR'S DAY
14-PRIDE(IN THE NAME OF LOVE)
15-PARTY GIRL
16-WITH OR WITHOUT YOU
17-PEOPLE GET READY
18-''40''
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Torrent: 5740
Title: 2009-11-05 - Berlin - Sony TCD D7 (@ 48 khz) - Coresound Stealthy Cardioids (right channel
only) - taper: Stadtfelder
Size: 81.50 MB
Category: U2 360° Tour
Uploaded by: Stadtfelder
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2009-11-05
Berlin, Germany, Brandenburger Tor
Lineage: Coresound Stealthy Cardioids (right channel only!) > Sony TCD D7 (@ 48 khz) >
Terra Tec EW 2496 > Soundforge 9.0, right channel doubled to double mono > CD Wave Editor
> FLAC
Band Members
Bono - vocals
The Edge - guitar
Larry Mullen Jr. - drums
Adam Clayton - bass
Jay-Z - additional vocals on "Sunday Bloody Sunday/ Get Up, Stand Up"
Setlist:
01. Intro (0:53)
02. One (3:07)
03. Magnificent (3:37)
04. Sunday Bloody Sunday/ Get Up, Stand Up (snippet) (5:27)
05. Beautiful Day / Blackbird (snippet) (6:28)
06. Vertigo (3:53)
07. Moment Of Surrender (8:55)
Length: 32:22
Notes:
On October 28th it was announced that U2 will play a free concert in Berlin in front of 10.000
people. The concert was announced to start at 6.30 pm for a length of 20 minutes.
Tickets were given away by an internet ticket agency for free. Some fans got tickets for "section
A" and the majority for "section B".
At the day of the concert we found out that "section A" meant "front of stage" and "section B"
was the big place behind "section B". The front of stage area was still nearly empty
at 6 pm. For this reason it was filled up with people who looked bank clerks and so called "very
important people". Some were dressed in their office clothes with high heels
and naked feet (it was only five degrees Celsius)! Families with small children were let in the
front of stage area, too.
The venue was not taper friendly because the only "dead center" was in the front of stage area
under the p.a. stack (there were 13 boxes on the left and 13 ones on the left). I did
not have a front of stage ticket and recorded from the second row of the "section B".
Sound: The p.a. system was not good. The bass did not roll off very well and the high ends caused
some pain in my ears. It was too quiet, too (I did not use ear plugs which I normally do).
Crowd noise: Yes, there are some annoying cheers and clappings but it is not forbidden to sing on
and clap during a U2 concert.
If someone has a better recording then please share! I will be delighted to download it!
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Source: Sony TCD D7 (@ 32khz) > OKM II Rock microphones > digital transfer with Sony
DTC-ZE700 > optical cable Terratec EWX 2496 > Soundforge 9.0 > CD Wave Editor > .wav
> FLAC
(18:55)
01 Gone - instrumental, faded in - (4:43)
02 Mofo - instrumental - (4:19)
03 I Will Follow - intro - (0:16)
04 dead air (2:29)
05 Discotheque - instrumental - (2:59)
06 If You Wear That Velvet Dress - instrumental - (0:51)
07 With Or Without You - instrumental - (2:15)
08 dead air (1:00)
Recorded outside the stadium. The sound quality is not good and you can hear crowd noise.
I don't think that a member of U2 took part in this soundcheck.
There are many flaws, e. g.:
01 0:12-0:17, 0:23-0:27, 0:31
02 0:22, 0:28, 3:35, 3:41
07 1:49 and maybe more.
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