I’m really loving Hooray For Earth, so I was very excited to find some legal and free downloads of the band.
Just click on the links below to get the downloads:
Hooray For Earth- True Loves (The Wild Honey Pie Buzzsessions)
This is the video for The Wild Honey Pie Buzzsessions that the band did last winter. I happen to like this version better than the LP version.
Free DL: experimental pop thingy [Egg&I]
Feb 26, 2013
Smart Append to id3 tag in iTunes for Mac
Jun 24, 2012
Lasso your mp3’s id3 metadata; aka How to Harness the Power of Data to Roll Your Own iTunes Mixes (OCD Style)
May 22, 2012
Beach House’s 2012 single “Lazuli”
Apr 8, 2012
Best Songs of 2011
Jan 1, 2012
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1 comment
Mihee says:
Jan 25, 2015
I’d imagine it’s becsuae the vocative is the same as the nominative in all but the second declension, it’d be a bit strange to cram the voc at the very beginning when very few people are going to check to see what it is. As for gen before acc, most reference dictionaries I’d say all but I’m sure there are counterexamples give the nominative form, then the genitive form afterwards, e.g. rex, regis or rex (-egis) or some variation thereof. Since reference dictionaries give the nom and gen forms linked like that, it’d be sensible to place them beside one another on the declension table. For students, it’d help make that link so they could check dictionaries later on.