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Sweden Vinyl LP - East of Eden’s back-story is the stuff of movies. Following the release of Taken by Trees’ 2007 debut, Open Field, Victoria Bergsman and her trusty recording engineer, Andreas Sderstrm, traveled to Pakistan to record TBT’s second album. They had to battle for a travel visa; the Swedish government warned them that travel to Pakistan was dangerous. Which it was — Bergsman was literally carried off by some locals shortly after the duo arrived in Pakistan; the fact that she was an unmarried woman evidently made her public property. Sderstrm saved her by posing as her husband, and thus disguised, Sderstrm and Bergsman went on to team up with an influential musician named Malik to record this album. It’s probably the last thing indie pop fans would expect from Bergsman, who’s best known for her sugary work with the Concretes and Peter Bjorn and John, and, oddly enough, East of Eden is probably stronger simply because it’s such a wild tangent. Like Open Field, East of Eden is a richly atmospheric album — the main difference is in temperature. Compared to TBT’s chilly first album, East of Eden provides a warm, vibrant listen; lush with rounded, organic Pakistani-influenced sounds, this is perhaps the happiest-sounding sustained work Bergsman has produced since her departure from the Concretes. It also sounds a whole lot like Animal Collective’s Merriweather Post Pavilion, an influence that Bergsman is not at all shy about. Noah Lennox makes an appearance on one of the album’s standout tracks, the pleasantly loopy “Anna,” and there’s even a minimalist, half-grinning cover of Animal Collective’s “My Girls” (appearing here as “My Boys”). East of Eden shouldn’t be chalked up as a kind of mini-Merriweather, though. Even though she’s borrowed a lot here — from Animal Collective, from Pakistani music — Bergsman manages to give it all a tender, sad-yet-sprightly touch that’s completely her own. - East of Eden (CD)

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Adams first wife Lilith she left to another land (Nod).

God created Lilith and Eve - not Adam and Steve.

Or some damn thing.

What the hell is Johnny Cee talking about?

i’m reading genesis 2 in the amplified version and after eden is mentioned for the first time it has "delight" in brackets. does that mean that is what it means?

My bible says it literally means delight

If not should they unionize?
I love you too CC…I’ll hold you to that!

Ya know, Marc. I realize you get off on getting spanked with my Bible when you desecrate the good word of the Lord, but now you’re just being downright disrespectful. Just wait until you get home tonight!

why are there many plants without thorns still? Shouldn’t all fruit bearing trees and plants have thorns in order to punish us more thoroughly?

You see, evolution is real and your pastor is incorrect. This question is one reason why I do not subscribe to religion…no way…no shape…no how. To suggest to another person what your pastor did is just irresponsible. If that is the case, I have an interesting notion/reason why people should not fly: God didn’t give us wings. See the stupidity of that reason? Throw down the crutches that the religion has enabled you with and become a free thinker.

In an warm Amaretto finish, the AICO Eden Amaretto Queen Poster Bed is the epitome of elegance with its European ‘Old World’ style. The intricate carvings and marble accents give a regal feel to this high quality, four poster bed. The Bed is just what you need in your bedroom to make you feel luxurious. Normally in stock, this queen poster bed usually ships 5-7 business days after receipt of order. There is no additional charge for tax or freight.Call our Customer Service at 1-800-503-1968 for AICO promotions and special orders. Features: Amaretto finish Constructed of solid birch hardwood and birch veneers with ash burl Silver dry brushing and intricate hand carvings Marble accents on bed posts Box spring required for adequate mattress support Optional box spring available in choice of either standard or low profile heightFinish: AmarettoDimensions: Headboard ( AICO Furniture Model# 60010-23):87 1/2H x 67W x 7D Footboard ( AICO Furniture Model# 60020-23 ):

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In an warm Amaretto finish, the AICO Eden Amaretto Queen Poster Bed is the epitome of elegance with its European ‘Old World’ style. The intricate carvings and marble accents give a regal feel to this high quality, four poster bed. The Bed is just what you need in your bedroom to make you feel luxurious. Normally in stock, this queen poster bed usually ships 5-7 business days after receipt of order. There is no additional charge for tax or freight.Call our Customer Service at 1-800-503-1968 for AICO promotions and special orders. Features: Amaretto finish Constructed of solid birch hardwood and birch veneers with ash burl Silver dry brushing and intricate hand carvings Marble accents on bed posts Box spring required for adequate mattress support Optional box spring available in choice of either standard or low profile heightFinish: AmarettoDimensions: Headboard ( AICO Furniture Model# 60010-23):87 1/2H x 67W x 7D Footboard ( AICO Furniture Model# 60020-23 ):

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Korean Title: Eden-eui Dongtzok Author: John Steinbeck Translator: Hoe-seong Jeong Publisher: Minumsa 2-volume set | 224*132mm Important! Please read before you order! >>>This book is written in Korean . >>>This is a multi-unit set and the shipping cost will be adjusted to that of 2 books . To learn more about the shipping cost, please visit our Help Page and read Shipping Information . >>> You may purchase individual volume(s) instead of the entire set . To do so, please clearly state, in the Comments box during the check-out process, which volume(s) only you want to purchase. We will modify your order accordingly, after your order is submitted to us. About This Book Novel by John Steinbeck, published in 1952. It is a symbolic recreation of the biblical story of Cain and Abel woven into a history of California’s Salinas Valley. With East of Eden Steinbeck hoped to reclaim his standing as a major novelist, but his broad depictions of good and evil come at the expense of subtlety in characterization and plot and it was not a critical success. Spanning the period between the American Civil War and the end of World War I, the novel highlights the conflicts of two generations of brothers; the first being the kind, gentle Adam Trask and his wild brother Charles. Adam eventually marries Cathy Ames, an evil, manipulative, and beautiful prostitute; she betrays him, joining Charles on the very night of their wedding. Later, after giving birth to twin boys, she shoots Adam and leaves him to return to her former profession. In the shadow of this heritage Adam raises their sons, the fair-haired, winning, yet intractable Aron, and the dark, clever Caleb. This second generation of brothers vie for their father’s approval. In bitterness Caleb reveals the truth about their mother to Aron, who then joins the army and is killed in France. Availability: Usually ships in 5~10 business days.

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Korean Title: Eden-eui Dongtzok Author: John Steinbeck Translator: Hoe-seong Jeong Publisher: Minumsa 2-volume set | 224*132mm Important! Please read before you order! >>>This book is written in Korean . >>>This is a multi-unit set and the shipping cost will be adjusted to that of 2 books . To learn more about the shipping cost, please visit our Help Page and read Shipping Information . >>> You may purchase individual volume(s) instead of the entire set . To do so, please clearly state, in the Comments box during the check-out process, which volume(s) only you want to purchase. We will modify your order accordingly, after your order is submitted to us. About This Book Novel by John Steinbeck, published in 1952. It is a symbolic recreation of the biblical story of Cain and Abel woven into a history of California’s Salinas Valley. With East of Eden Steinbeck hoped to reclaim his standing as a major novelist, but his broad depictions of good and evil come at the expense of subtlety in characterization and plot and it was not a critical success. Spanning the period between the American Civil War and the end of World War I, the novel highlights the conflicts of two generations of brothers; the first being the kind, gentle Adam Trask and his wild brother Charles. Adam eventually marries Cathy Ames, an evil, manipulative, and beautiful prostitute; she betrays him, joining Charles on the very night of their wedding. Later, after giving birth to twin boys, she shoots Adam and leaves him to return to her former profession. In the shadow of this heritage Adam raises their sons, the fair-haired, winning, yet intractable Aron, and the dark, clever Caleb. This second generation of brothers vie for their father’s approval. In bitterness Caleb reveals the truth about their mother to Aron, who then joins the army and is killed in France. Availability: Usually ships in 5~10 business days.

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