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Thursday, February 18, 2010

Good Vibrations from Celia Sheen

Couldn't resist the reference to Brian Wilson's iconic song, which also uses the theremin.

Posted by David McKay at 12:38 pm

Labels: Brian Wilson, Good Vibrations, Midsomer Murders, theremin

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