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Where can I find See Emily Play by 3?
Ok, so I'm a big fan of the band 3, and I currently have their 6 studio albums. But there was a re-release of The End is Begun by Metal Blade Records as a Special Edition that included a cover of Pink Floyd's See Emily Play. I'm looking for a place I could get that song. The whole album could be useful too, even though I just need that song. The first thirteen tracks are already on the album as released the previous year (the version I own). So if anyone knows where I can get it (preferably free), I'd be very grateful. It's probably one of the Pink Floyd covers ever. =3
Haha. I guess I'll just get the song off Amazon. =3
http://www.amazon.com/End-Begun-Special/dp/B0015HM1LI
its on sale at amazon for 9.99
My own Medieval Blade - Forging the Time honored Medieval Blade
What will be the factors of the quintessential medieval sword? Is there a traditional medieval sword? This subject matter I sense is more of the private viewpoint rather then objective truth. I can speak only for myself. If I was to try and explain my vision of a common sword of the middle ages it would have to satisfy a number of simple criteria.
, just how typical was the style throughout the medieval period in accordance with the current proof we've got? For a medieval sword of the classical time period I would say that its primary attributes would must be from the most common selection in relation to its style and layout. Second, what exactly is the quality and quantity of surviving examples? It should be apparent that a large number of far better quality examples may indicate how popular the all round layout was. And thirdly, but not least in significance, how effortless was it to assemble? Ease of development may well sometimes indicate a better frequency of creation.
The wheel pommel would seem to dominate through the medieval period both on surviving examples and in depictions of time period artwork, so my medieval sword would surely have to possess a wheel pommel.
Even with the fact that I really like medieval longswords, I need to say that single-handed swords have been seemingly a lot more well-known between the vast array of medieval swords and therefore the common medieval sword needs to be single-handed when we're dealing with an ubiquitous style of that era. Consequently, I feel the grip would must be of the tapered profile from guard to pommel and should be covered in leather. The guard by itself would need to be designed to the foundation of straightforward and utilitarian parameters for ease of manufacture and total practicality of assembly. As a result, a straightforward bar tapered through the center out towards the tip is undeniably one of the most appropriate for any medieval sword design and style.
The sword blade would very specifically have to be about thirty two inches in length and about two inches in width. As outlined by the historical record, this would appear to be about regular for just about any single-handed medieval sword.
I feel my medieval sword would must possess a fuller about two-thirds of the length from the blade to further be typical of what we think of in terms of middle age sword design and style parameters. Several individuals persist in claiming that the fuller served as being a "blood grove" thats goal was to break the suction of the wound. In reality the fuller raises the stiffness of wider blades and it makes it possible for a blade to have a thicker edge for toughness and durability.
A gentle blade taper towards the tip to serve the wielder properly in thrusting also as cutting. This can serve to fight an extensive array of opponents. On this regard there must be enough breadth at the level to supply for your delivery of an helpful reduce and a longitudinal mid-rib, creating the blade stiff and resilient to bending.
A light distal taper to help the balance and managing will be necessary, nonetheless it shouldn't turn into too thin at the tip. My sword would should weigh right close to two and a half to two and three quarter pounds. Sturdy and powerful but light and balanced for ease of use and finesse. My medieval sword would need to have a wooden cored scabbard wrapped in leather which has a metal chape and locke and a sturdy leather belt for ease and comfort in carrying.
I can only say that this can be an absolutely arbitrary set of standards and consists exclusively of my opinion. My preferred sword style is one thing a bit distinct as I indicated, but this could possibly be explained to represent merely my thought about what a normal medieval sword ought to be in terms of style.
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Where can I find See Emily Play by 3?
Ok, so I'm a big fan of the band 3, and I currently have their 6 studio albums. But there was a re-release of The End is Begun by Metal Blade Records as a Special Edition that included a cover of Pink Floyd's See Emily Play. I'm looking for a place I could get that song. The whole album could be useful too, even though I just need that song. The first thirteen tracks are already on the album as released the previous year (the version I own). So if anyone knows where I can get it (preferably free), I'd be very grateful. It's probably one of the Pink Floyd covers ever. =3
Haha. I guess I'll just get the song off Amazon. =3
http://www.amazon.com/End-Begun-Special/dp/B0015HM1LI
its on sale at amazon for 9.99
