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Pogue
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 Raymond Scott  This is sofa king cool!
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plastichunter wrote: I just ate my Milton! It was a delicious late night snack. 
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3x3is9
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Re: Raymond Scott Ohhh.. I wonder what is on the CD? It says there are unreleased tracks.  The Soothing Sounds For Babies series is a must listen for anyone who hasn't hear 'em. 
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BloodDrinker6969
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Re: Raymond Scott This will go well with my vinyl "Samhain" Danzig figure.
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mz
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Re: Raymond Scott 3x3is9 wrote: The Soothing Sounds For Babies series is a must listen for anyone who hasn't hear 'em. Absolutely. I prefer the percussion-less Vol. 1, but that's just me.
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thisishorrible wrote: I cant stop playing with these.
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nefasth
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Re: Raymond Scott I applied to the letter the instructions to the Soothing Sounds For Babies series with my kids when they were in the rigth age groups.
It was a fun exerperiment, we'll see the result in a couple years.
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Fig Belly
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Re: Raymond Scott my little girl really dug it. we still play it sometimes.
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KJB
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Re: Raymond Scott I say this with no irony whatsoever: Raymond Scott was a freakin' genius. It's great that he's getting props from the younger generation.
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Pogue
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Re: Raymond Scott I read an interview with Juan Atkins years ago and he said his first 5 years making music he was just trying to replicate what Scott had done so he could add a 4/4 to it. Amazing!
I want to order these for the store but I have to buy 6 and I fear I am the only one who will buy it. If you want this toy please send me an email so I have the courage to place an order. It will sell for $60 and I can offer free shipping on this one. Let me know.
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plastichunter wrote: I just ate my Milton! It was a delicious late night snack.
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Zaaier
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Re: Raymond Scott Very fascinating toy release, never expected they'd pour Raymond Scott in a vinyl toy.
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666doll
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Re: Raymond Scott Go best with the Moog fig they did awhile back
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