
Found something interesting in a second hand shop in tokyo s
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Found something interesting in a second hand shop in tokyo s
Found this incredibly strange item last week in a Tokyo second hand store of all places. I have spent the weekend exploring it but there is only one track on the unit; guess which one.


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Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen..
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Is it Hooper Bay?
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Russ Abbot - Atmosphere
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Nosdam Remix... 9 minutes of him talking in reverse about Basildon Bond and Funny Fanny.MrMessiah wrote:Russ Abbot - Atmosphere
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But when was it made, why Balloon of all songs, and are there more?
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does it have "boards of canada" anywhere on it or just the track name haha, how curious
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I love Japan.
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Thinking about it, "Everything You Do Is A Balloon" does sound a bit like one of the bizarre broken-English statements you'd see printed on a t-shirt or something in Japan. When I was over there I took dozens of photos of these weird little phrases on various things.
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Thing is it looks like its a charity thing - that (PRODUCT)RED logo is Bono's AIDS charity, no?
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It seems to be a (product) red Ipod shuffle with custom engraving, like this one;

Why only 'Everything You Do Is a Balloon' is a different matter, it's like some strange joke

Why only 'Everything You Do Is a Balloon' is a different matter, it's like some strange joke
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So no one knows anything about this?
I just find it so bizarre. I do a fortnightly run of a number of secondhand shops because all sorts of great things pop up but I never expected to find something like this. Guess BOC fans are not uncommon. . .
I just find it so bizarre. I do a fortnightly run of a number of secondhand shops because all sorts of great things pop up but I never expected to find something like this. Guess BOC fans are not uncommon. . .
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If I could do a second hand shop run in tokyo once, I would be so happy.
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I got a pair of shorts from a second hand clothes shop in Gifu. When summer comes I can treat the ladies to a view of my breathtaking calves.
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plastic elven ears
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