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Airship Pirate

Posted by shanoah on October 10, 2009

I was going to go to the Las Vegas Ren Faire today, but didn’t really feel like it.

As such, no need for renaissance themes today, so I’ll keep going on my steampunk theme. This song is by the group Abney Park, and is titled Airship Pirate. Overall, thought it was pretty cool.

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  1. The Wrong Side « One Neat Thing a Day said

    October 14, 2009 at 6:38 pm

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