Like…literally. 
Always thought it was kind of a waste. Think what they’d be worth as collector’s items.
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Me too. I got a tape recorder when I was about 11 and it was the second album I ever bought - the first was Dire Straights Brothers in Arms. Pushing down the black button on the recorder and manic depression comes on. Boom!
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I think he smashed and burned the same guitar every performance though. I have a vague memory of reading that somewhere and it seems to make sense.
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Feeling positive and expansive
Feeling sad and pensive
Feeling happy and social
I’m not woke, but jesus did I call this one decades ahead?
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Grooving on that cheesy 70s vibe today 
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Still on that cheesy 70s vibe…
Yeah that was one of the first LPs I bought on my own. One of the albums that really got me into hard rock.
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Merry Christmas, everybody!
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With a holiday spirit in the air in the capital, this song is on my mind. These guys really nail the mood! Wait for their signature Buddhist punchline at the end.
Guy
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What location are they at at 2:47? Dadaocheng?
Some guy(s) in the comment section of that youtube upload have tracked all the locations and posted them. I can identify some of them but not all.
Guy
Sorry I should have looked more closely at your time stamp, as that one is easy: it’s in Jiufen, and they even nicely included a sign to make that clear!
Guy
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Thanks, my laptop decided 480p was all it could muster, that and I’m getting older and in denial of my eyesight.
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It’s the heart that matters, as this song makes clear.
Guy
Someone did some good writing 
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