Killerpuppies
Da Head Puppy
Yeah, Tall Stories has a song on their first album that does that same thing,...fades in, gets loud and then fades out,..gets me every time.
Da Pup
Da Pup
Has this ever happened to you before?
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Mustang
The Edge
I have had that very thing happen with several cd's. I also have had it happen where I thought my phone was ringing and it was CD as well.
Heck once I thought it sounded like I had a flat, So I pulled over and nothing. I get back in the car and hear it again. Then other sounds came on and I found it was the cd rumbling. lol I felt stupid.
Heck once I thought it sounded like I had a flat, So I pulled over and nothing. I get back in the car and hear it again. Then other sounds came on and I found it was the cd rumbling. lol I felt stupid.
sh0kr0k
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LunaTEKKE
Madness Reigns
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Yep, Ive had that happen several times. And on the subject of musical coincidences
A few years ago, I was at home reading The Temple and the Stone, a book from Katherine Kurtz that features the Knights Templar. I happened to have my newest CD purchase playing in the background, when all of a sudden, I *swore* I heard the word Templar coming through my speakers. I put the book down to pick up the CD booklet and check the lyrics. Sure enough, my new CD was The Divine Wings of Tragedy from Symphony X, and I was listening to The Accolade.
Of course, these days, with the popularity of The Da Vinci Code, that wouldnt have been quite such a coincidence, but I thought it was pretty unusual at the time.
A few years ago, I was at home reading The Temple and the Stone, a book from Katherine Kurtz that features the Knights Templar. I happened to have my newest CD purchase playing in the background, when all of a sudden, I *swore* I heard the word Templar coming through my speakers. I put the book down to pick up the CD booklet and check the lyrics. Sure enough, my new CD was The Divine Wings of Tragedy from Symphony X, and I was listening to The Accolade.
Of course, these days, with the popularity of The Da Vinci Code, that wouldnt have been quite such a coincidence, but I thought it was pretty unusual at the time.
