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21 de jun. de 2017 · From the jubilant Unfuck You via the delightfully lackadaisical Can’t Be Bothered to the tiny snatch of Jingle Bells that enlightens the tail of the otherwise entirely grim Christmas blues Anytime Soon, Anything Can Happen is an absolute delight. If all the album achieves is to serve as a playful reminder of the ramshackle brilliance of ...
17 de ago. de 2017 · Bash & Pop were loud as hell, with an irreverence that was infectious. Stinson may not have been the vocalist Westerberg was, but here was a former band member sounding like he was actually having fun! And, as a longtime fan who saw the Replacements’ last tour, it was a welcome change in attitude for sure.
When you're young. It just ain't done. And there's some parties and a pact. With your parents that were sure. You'd be sweet at sixteen. But you learned so much at fifteen. It came and left ...
18 de feb. de 2010 · "Friday Night (Is Killing Me)" by Bash & Pop, from the album Friday Night Is Killing Me (1993).Lyrics:Couldn't come much easier And gone in a flashCouldn't t...
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bash-4.4$ typeset -p a declare -a a=([0]="foo" [12]="bar") bash-4.4$ a=(newvalue "${a[@]}") bash-4.4$ typeset -p a declare -a a=([0]="newvalue" [1]="foo" [2]="bar") That explains why there's no builtin operator for that. If you wanted to insert the newvalue as ${a[0]} and shift all the other keys by one, you'd need a temporary array:
Bash And Pop Records, Hawthorne, New Jersey. 1,031 likes · 6 talking about this · 43 were here. Buyers & Sellers of New, Used and Collectible Records.
