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Well, the bourgeois server gave it out, so I uploaded it all. Only its name is indigestible, so it is not given. And it's called World Of Spectrum, and
I found it when I was searching on AltaVista New York Warriors.
If anyone knows any games of the subject that are not included in this list, then
send me your sheet.

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games 11-A-Side Soccer Code Masters Ltd
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games 1st Division Manager Code Masters Ltd
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games 750cc Grand Prix 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Bounty Hunter, The 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Bubble Dizzy 128 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Captain Dynamo 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Columbus Jumbo in the USA 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Columbus Jumbo's Elephant Antics 128 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Columbus Jumbo's Elephant Antics 48 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Death Stalker 128 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Death Stalker 48 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 1: (Crash Special Edition) 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 1: The Ultimate Cartoon Adv... 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 1: (Your Sinclair Special Ed.) 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 2: (Crash Special Edition) 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 2: Treasure Island 128 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 2: Treasure Island 48 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 3 and a Half 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 3: Fantasy World 128 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 3: Fantasy World 48 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 4: Magicland 128 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 4: Magicland 48 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 5: Spellbound 128 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 5: Spellbound 48 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 6: Prince of the YolkFolk 128 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 6: Prince of the YolkFolk 48 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy 7: Crystal Kingdom 128 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy down the Rapids 128 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dizzy down the Rapids 48 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Dyna Mo Code Masters Ltd
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games Fast Food Dizzy 128 Code Masters Ltd
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games Fast Food Dizzy 48 Code Masters Ltd
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games Frankenstein Jnr Code Masters Ltd
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games Fruit Machine Simulator 1 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Ghost Hunters Code Masters Ltd
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games Grand Prix Simulation 2 128 Code Masters Ltd
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games Grand Prix Simulation 2 48 Code Masters Ltd
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games Grell and Falla 128 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Grell and Falla 48 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Hit Squad 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games International Rugby Simulator 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games Italian Supercar Code Masters Ltd
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games Jet Bike Simulator 1 Code Masters Ltd
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games Jet Bike Simulator 2 Code Masters Ltd
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games Kamikaze Code Masters Ltd
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games Kwik Snax 128 1990 Code Masters Ltd
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games Little Puff in Dragon Land 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Monte Carlo Casino Code Masters Ltd
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games Moto Cross Simulator 128 Code Masters Ltd
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games Moto Cross Simulator 48 Code Masters Ltd
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games Murray Mouse Super Cop 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Operation Gunship 128 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Panic Dizzy 128 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Paris to Dakar 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Power Boat Simulator 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Pro BMX Simulator Code Masters Ltd
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games Pro BMX Simulator 3 Expert version Code Masters Ltd
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games Pro Boxing Simulator 1990 Code Masters Ltd
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games Race Against Time, The Code Masters Ltd
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games Robin Hood 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Rockstar Ate My Hamster, A Code Masters Ltd
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games Sky High Stuntman Code Masters Ltd
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games Slightly Magic 1990 Code Masters Ltd
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games Soccer Pinball Code Masters Ltd
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games Soccer Simulators: 11-a-Side Soccer Code Masters Ltd
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games Soccer Simulators: Indoor Soccer Code Masters Ltd
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games Soccer Simulators: Soccer Skills Code Masters Ltd
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games Soccer Simulators: Street Soccer Code Masters Ltd
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games Spike in Transylvania 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Star Runner 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Steg 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Steg (demo) 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Street Gang Football Code Masters Ltd
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games Stryker - In the Crypts of Trogan 1992 Code Masters Ltd
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games Superbike Trans-Am 128 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Superbike Trans-Am 128 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Superbike Trans-Am 48 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Super Dragon Slayer: Expert Version 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Superhero 1988 Code Masters Ltd
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games Super Robin Hood 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Super Stuntman Code Masters Ltd
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games Super Tank Simulator 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Tarzan Goes Ape 1991 Code Masters Ltd
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games Terra Cognita 1986 Code Masters Ltd
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games Terrometer 1987 Code Masters Ltd
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games Tornado ECR Code Masters Ltd
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games Twin Turbo V8 1989 Code Masters Ltd
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games Vampire! 1984 Code Masters Ltd
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games Wacky Darts Code Masters Ltd
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С С ввжемм, Nickolay Zabrodotsky AKA ProfeSSor F0lken
■Posted at 08:47.
... Thanks And Subscribe to this page.

NZ> Well, the bourgeois server gave it out, so I uploaded it all. Only the name of
NZ> is inconceivable, so it is not given. And it's called World Of
NZ> Spectrum, and I found it when I was searching on AltaVista New York Warriors. If
NZ> anyone knows any games of the subject that are not included in this list, then
NZ> send me your sheet.

There will be more in SPF 23...

PS: ²All: By the way, who knows anything about CJ 3 (Columbus Jumbo Elephant Fujitive)?
Has anyone seen anything from it, except for the picture in Foltles?

Arc

The best golf on the Spectrum!

And of course there are different versions of Dizzy! (a little)

Who remembers books like 500 games? (VAPrint publishing house seemed to have 8
of them)
So there are so many subjects! Wow...
Even if the 10th part of them is correct, it means that we haven't seen _anything_ from
Codemasters' works...

Or maybe there is a thread somewhere? At www.codemasters.com nothing
is said about this :(

With best wishes, Ars^FTL
mailto:ars...@usa.net

* nothing can save this world...

AA> games Stryker - In the Crypts of Trogan 1992 Code Masters Ltd

AA> Arc

AA> Myth2 ;)

Myth 3 ;)

AA> games Professional Golf Simulator Code Masters Ltd

AA> Arc

AA> The best golf on the Spectrum!

Who in Russia is interested in golf?!

AA> Who remembers books like 500 games? (VAPrint publishing house seems to have 8 pieces
AA> there were)
AA> So there are so many subjects! Wow...
AA> Even if the 10th part of them is true, it means that we have seen _nothing_ from
AA> Codemasters' works...

Nothing is true, 100% lies. And we saw almost all of their work (not a couple of them reached us). Remember, there was only one adventura of them, junk and MD, some kind of
Dome, or something... So they didn’t only release rulez.

PS: I’m still waiting for someone to start making full-fledged collections from different
companies. For a whole disc. It wouldn't look too bad.

AA> Or maybe there is a thread somewhere? Ha www.codemasters.com nothing about this
AA> said :(

In Echo 3 look - there is an interesting list there (Kamikaze article).

Hello, Sergey!

NZ> games Professional Golf Simulator
NZ> Code Masters Ltd
NZ> Arc

Thursday December 11 1997 21:14, Sergei Novikov wrote to Nickolay Zabrodotsky:

SN> There will be more in SPF 23...

SN> PS: ²All: By the way, who knows anything about CJ 3 (Columbus Jumbo Elephant Fujitive)?
SN> Anyone Have you seen anything from it, except the picture in Foltles?

By the way, I know that the picture was drawn by Kaz - a Belarusian artist! =)

cYa, aRTY/dR! · · ··· Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru · · ···

AA> Arc

AA> Myth2 ;)

HÅ Myth, Á Switch Blade...

cYa, aRTY/dR! ž ž žžž Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru ž ž žžž

SN>> Fujitive)? Has anyone seen anything from it, except for the picture in
SN>> Foltles?

AH> By the way, you know that the picture was drawn by Kaz - a Belarusian artist! =)

What, really? Joker, you bastard... Stab him! (c) ;)))

And it looks like a brand name.

PS: And why did the Joker have to do this?

AA> Well, not 100%

100%...

AA> of course it’s a lie - your imagination wouldn’t have been able to come up with so many names
AA>.

That’s where the names and stupid ones can’t get any worse. For example, it is immediately clear to me if
the description is fictitious. 99% of what is written there is complete nonsense. And if there is at least one false description, then you can’t trust the rest. Yes, someone made a big profit at one time on the Spectrum. In general, if I were making up these descriptions now,
nobody would suspect ;) They would still be searching the Internet.

AA> Nevertheless, I have already seen the branded UFO... :)

=-8)

AA> p.s. And by the way, why did you stop subscribing ;)

I’m temporarily writing from another computer, /689.

SN> What, really? Joker, you bastard... Stab him! (c) ;)))

SN> And it looks like a branded one.

SN> PS: And why did the Joker have to do this?

Kaz drew it a long time ago, they just inserted it into the magazine later.

cYa, aRTY/dR! · · ··· Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru · · ···

AA>> Well, not 100%

SN> 100%...

No, well, in the first 4 issues there was almost no gon - there were translations of branded
descriptions and Western publications, but further on the trouble started... More than half
reprints from previous issues, but under fictitious names, the rest
simply fantasies of the authors, inspired by probably by communicating with eight-bit
set-top boxes ;)

AA>> of course it’s a lie - your imagination wouldn’t have been enough to come up with so many names.

That’s enough ;)

SN> a false description, which means you can’t trust the rest. Yes, someone in
SN> made a big profit out of their time on the Spectrum.

That's for sure. But the first numbers brought a lot of benefits.

Sincerely, Dmitry (OLDMAN).
ZXNet: 095/100.1
old...@i-connect.ru

DG> No, well, in the first 4 issues there was almost no gon - there were translations of proprietary
DG> descriptions and Western publications, but further on the trouble started...

In the first 3 Vaprintovsky and the first 2 Solonovsky - yes. Then came the lies.

DG> More than half of the reprints from previous issues,

IMHO, there weren’t many of them.

DG> but under fictitious names, the rest are just the authors’ fantasies,

Insanity, at that. Whatever the game, it's Code Masters 1992, with a dozen
of the coolest levels under 128, excellent music and graphics and non-standard loading
;))

DG> probably inspired by communication with
DG> eight-bit consoles ;)

Probably :)

А он сам незнал.. ;-)

With best wishes, [ZX_Power Team]
Dr.Squizer. [Power_ZX Team]

... Don't try to understand me... You never will!

SN> Yes, yes. But Computer Worlds are better ;))

The most vkayf were “Best Games” Izhevsk. IMHO.

cYa, aRTY/dR! · · ··· Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru · · ···

согласен.

Regards,
Random
--
Lord of Chaos.
e-mail: ran...@cybermail.net

Concern Chaos WWW HQ: http://www.cybermail.net/~random/

In the sense of advertising for Spectrum? ;) Look, they say, how much is there? :)))

_I'm not trying to convince anyone_ :))) but still I want to note that
no one has reliable information. So, regarding the “new”, I’ll ramble... ;)))
Aren’t all programs still freeware!?!!?! :-O - the only weighty argument
against is only time (they say, 5 years have passed after all - and that, IMHO, is not enough :)))
Where is the receipt from CM on this issue? ;))
Next: well, let’s say someone still has branded cassettes with
some subjects. I didn’t erase it, you know, I didn’t throw it away... So what, why would someone suddenly start toiling around with a tape recorder??? ;)))
One more thing: take a look at any page on the Internet. What games is the Spectrum associated with? :) On _all_ pages? That's where the
_classics_ are! ;). :)))

AA> In terms of advertising for Spectrum? ;) Look, they say, how much is there? :)))

No. Remember, for example, Sceptre of Bagdad.

AA> _I'm not trying to convince anyone_ :))) but still I want to note that
AA> _no one has reliable information.

I have a bunch of branded instructions for games, in English. So what? Perhaps
for Scenergy... Oh, you're talking about the existence of the games described! I'm 100% sure. There were some of the latest issues, of course (about a dozen titles). But these are well-known, ancient games. The people of Solonvsk looked at them at one time and diluted their fantasies with them.

AA> So, regarding the “new”, I’ll ramble... ;)))
AA> Not all programs are still freeware!?!!?! :-O - the only weighty
AA> argument against is only time (they say, 5 years have passed after all
AA> - and that, IMHO, is not enough :)))

Almost everything (read 100%).

AA> Where is the receipt from CM on this issue? ;))

²Oldman: Can I really get it? But why...

AA> Next: well, let’s say someone still has branded cassettes with
AA> some subjects. I didn’t erase it, you know, I didn’t throw it away... Well, so what, why
AA> suddenly someone will bother with a tape recorder??? ;)))

This is the same case as with CJ 3. Elephant Fugitive. According to the
codemasters, it exists only on consoles.

AA> One more thing: take a look at any page oninet. What
AA> games is Spectrum associated with? :) On _all_ pages? That's where
AA> _classics_! ;) Manic Miner, Jet Set Willy, Dizzy... "New" in our
AA> understanding is of no interest to anyone THERE - there were cooler things on other
AA> platforms.

Yeah. Stryker, Space Gun are of interest to them, but not the rest? Stupidity. Yes...
The Solonovites have muddied the waters...

AA> But there are still reserves, although very small (->0)...

Everything has already been downloaded, but not everything has been downloaded. I don’t expect anything super cool to appear on FTP.

AA>>>> of course lies - imagination wouldn’t have had enough of so many names
AA>>>> invent.

DG>> That’s enough ;)

M.M.A

It’s not so much imagination that’s enough, but resourcefulness! In the seventh issue of descriptions
based on the generalized table of contents, I was able to collect from the “titles” of games a couple of albums
IRON MAIDEN, several songs by METALLICA and some other groups.
So the names were where to get them from!

Sincerely yours.

AA> One more thing: take a look at any page on the Internet. What
AA> games is Spectrum associated with? :) On _all_ pages? That's where
AA> _classics_! ;) Manic Miner, Jet Set Willy, Dizzy... "New" in our
AA> understanding is of no interest to anyone THERE - there were cooler things on other
AA> platforms.

С в ​​​” (OLDMAN).
ZXNet: 095/100.1
old...@i-connect.ru

Exactly. There are such things as a temporary ban on distribution. So
in 10-12 years we will be playing games CodeMasters, Ocean, Gremlin Graphics
93/94/95 released.

Now I’ll start a rumor... it may well be reliable:
for speccy there is Jurassik Park, yes, yes... This is not nonsense.
There were advertising posters.
Founders and Suppliers - Goooooo!

cYa, aRTY/dR! · · ··· Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru · · ···

Thursday December 18, 1997 20:38, Yuri Vasiliev wrote to Sergei Novikov:

YV> Not so much imagination as resourcefulness was enough! In the seventh issue of
YV> descriptions based on the generalized table of contents, I was able to collect from the “titles” of games a couple of
YV> IRON MAIDEN albums, several songs by METALLICA and some other groups.
YV> So the names were where to get them from!

Cool! ;) I hope the descriptions are not taken from the plots of the songs? ;))

YV> Sincerely yours.