RAFH

I discovered them in the early 70s, and had a lot memorised - even now sentences and phrases and skits pop into my head: "They never deliver up in these hills." "Boorrrder". Nick Danger, Third Eye. I must dig in the back of the closet and see if I have any left that are playable.

If there is no need to change the laws, just the effects, then that is a legal fiction.

Hey RAFH, look at Mark Dreher's latest post, amazing photo of Hawaii.

I will if necessary, but they aren't in your Personal Messages, they are in your Visitor Messages, so not visible in your Inbox, which just lists your PMs.

ETA: I can see them below this VM.

Nah, it's not the music, it's me, typically zoning out and not reading carefully.

Your Mom sounds like a person I'd have liked.

Hi Borealis, Thanks for the links. I never realized that Tuvan throat singing was so ... ... um, eh ... ... er, so ... so ... ... disorienting, yes, disorienting, I think that's the right word. And I thought me poor old mum was so pure of heart, all that time she was getting high on throat music, whodah thunk?

Another fantastic old motor home:

http://oldtrailer.com/brooks-stevens...-pictures.html

Looking around, my original link had the date wrong - designed in 1959, built in 1960.

See here:

http://oldtrailer.com/vintage-holida...-pictures.html

Lol! I've been listening to Mongolian folk music for about two hours, never twigged you meant the trailer. I didn't save the link, but it was also called the 'Geographic' for a while. I've seen several online but think they are rare.

Some images here, using 'Geographic'

https://www.google.ca/search?q=Geogr...w=1134&bih=709

Heya - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIrd...BAP3U&index=14

That's a start. It is mostly men and mostly Tuvan throat singing and Mongolian folk music with some other things tossed in. Huun Huur Tu are famous, so a lot of their work is accessible.

I love Mongolian music. I like Inuit throat singing also, but the Mongolian music is just great imo.