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Topic: Tangento!
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Tangento
VoivodFan
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posted February 20, 2005 14:40
No, the VV sculpture was... damn, I wanted to give credit to the guy who found it for me, (and superimposed the VV logo on there) but he said no. Now I can't remember who it was! I'm sure someone here can help me out, but I believe the structure is found somewhere in Canada.Thanks, glad you liked the site. I just moved to a better server, and increased the space to 500 MB. (I have some big plans on the way) -------------------- "You have the option to drill additional holes in the label, causing the record to rotate off the side of the turntable" -Tom Ellard - Severed Heads
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Maldororz
VoivodFan
Member # 186
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posted February 21, 2005 08:49
quote: Originally posted by nuclear infusion: I'm sure Maldo will patch things up tomorrow
Make way, make way! Here I am! So, this sculpture is in Montreal, actually (duh!). It's in the Old Port, where Voivod used to rehearse (nia or blacky could tell us further about that). Here's a little link about it: CLICK-A-DI-CLICK! Actually, check out that whole website about sculptures in Montréal, it's nice. This sculpture was ordered by the ministère des Transports (Quebec's Department of Transportations), ha!, that's where I work! "Elle se retrouve maintenant toute seule et un peu triste, comme une vieille demoiselle un peu sèche et austère, portant des vêtements de deuil, des plus sombres et des plus modestes." "She (the sculpture, or "it") now finds her/itself alone and a bit sad, like an old demoiselle a bit dried and gloomy, wearing mourning clothes, dark and modest." (approximate translation by me) Here is the artist, Robert Roussil:
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