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The warning on its sleeve that "this record contains language of an explicit nature that may be offensive and should not be played in the presence of minors" did little to forestall the outrage.
This record contains numerous extinct species that are much more closely related to humans than to today's apes and that were presumably more similar to H. sapiens behaviorally as well.
But you should also know that this record contains a top-level rhythm section, which gives the music elaborate immediacy, making it stretch and bounce: the young pianist Sullivan Fortner, the bassist Ben Williams and the drummer Obed Calvaire.
"Innocence and Despair," Langley Schools Music Project (Bar None) — Originally recorded on a two-track in a school gymnasium in rural British Columbia twenty-five yeago ago, this record contains nineteen classic-rock songs arranged by Hans Fenger, a hippie music teacher, and performed by a chorus of sixty elementary-school children.
"Innocence and Despair," Langley Schools Music Project (Bar None)—Originally recorded on a two-track in a school gymnasium in rural British Columbia twenty-five yeago ago, this record contains nineteen classic-rock songs arranged by Hans Fenger, a hippie music teacher, and performed by a chorus of sixty elementary-school children.
This record contains the name of the feature, the time of use and the location of the usage.
Description: This recording contains dialogues between Annie Lake and Edna Guerrero.
Description: This recording contains stories told by Annie Lake.
Description: This recording contains the story "Food Gathering For Winter".
Description: This recording contains a dialogue between Annie Lake and Edna Guerrero.
Description: This recording contains a word list that include verbs relating to human actions associated with various facial regions (e.g. cough, sneeze, lick, hiccup, spit).
