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DIf you take a look at physics, no matter where, you will find yourself within coordinates all over the place, from simple vector...
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread B An exact Paraxial equation derivation, 100% Cartesian.You probably don't remember this post, but, since the question of what journal is the ideal for a published subject matter came up in...
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.not for me, though, probably older than you, this one just before yours in that old, great live album. :)
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.Some more, hard driving Eric Clapton guitar leads, rock and gospel. The gospel entry starts slow and builds, to the end when Preston...
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.would you consider this hard driving?
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DHere is something that's very raw but doesn't drive. It rocks back and forth. I'm recommending mostly be cause she compares herself...
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DA fine choice. Here's "my" version.
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.Cream rose to the top with this one, I think.
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.Ten Years After played their instruments faster than any of the other contemporary bands, I thought.
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DAnother energetic song from a Japanese band. (I don't know what the song is about.) (2010) 八十八ヶ所巡礼「仏滅トリシュナー」 88kasyo junrei -...
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DThis was a roll out for a new number possibly.
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Ddifalcojr replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.Had "Scatterbrain" here by Jeff Beck, but not sure if it fits the OP exactly. This one does, I think. Johnny Winter played a lot of...
