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2 new jigsaw fanarts
Here I am back with Dot and Ray Cathode
...For those who don't know, Dot originally had curly hair, not straight.
Here's a picture where she had curly hair, with season 5 they changed her hair
And then I decided to literally make a television set as a head
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Ray Cathode – Time Beat / Waltz In Orbit (1962)
"Time Beat" was originally a catchy television interval signal created by Maddalena Fagandini. It was reworked for release with additional arrangements and production by George Martin. It can be found in its original form on the BBC album BBC Radiophonic Workshop - BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21.
Some stuff
1. Ray Cathode
2. Fifi!
3. Noseybonk's hair versions
4. Petscop/Catastrophe crow (Crow64) crossover
5. My oc Nicole in the Christmas clothes
Ray Cathode doing sybau🥀🥀🥀,Made it when I was bored
Ray Cathode – Time Beat / Waltz In Orbit (1962)
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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TIME BEAT
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WALTZ IN ORBIT
RAY CATHODE
Venga, vamos con el otro tema porque merece la pena. “Time Beat”, la cara A del sencillo de abril de 1962 de los sin pares Ray Cathode. Extravagante y avanzada electro- loncha para bailes saturninos.
The Film of my Love.
En 1962, apenas unos meses antes de que fichara a los Beatles para Parlophone, George Martin publicó con Maddalena Fagandini de la BBC Radiophonic Workshop un curioso y pionero single electrónico bajo el seudónimo Ray Cathode.
El 1 de mayo van a ser reeditados los dos temas del sencillo, “Waltz In Orbit” y “Timebeat”, remasterizados por Craig Leon, en un EP de 12 pulgadas junto a reinterpretaciones contemporáneas de las dos canciones a cargo de SPARKLE DIVISION y Drum & Lace en una tirada de sólo 100 copias.
