Bass – Bo Larses Clarinet – Erik Hellström Drums – Dan Algstrand Flute – Maria Nilsson French Horn – Karin Dahlberg Guitar – Anders Nilsson Recorded By – Able, Henrik Lindahl Sleeve, Design – Dan Algstrand Vocals, Guitar – Johan Gille, Lotta Nyblad. Recorded in the winter of 1994. The Gin, The Tonic And The Damned Malaria (Cass, S/Sided). Label Category Country Year.
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The Gin & Tonic Malaria Fix. Travellers often joke about drinking gin and tonic to prevent malaria, and here is an interesting answer to the question of how many G &Ts would need to be consumed to deliver a preventative dose of quinine? Short Answer: 67litres per day!! The Long Answer, for those interested, is according to Meshnick’s chapter in Malaria: Parasite Biology, Pathogenesis and Protection (1998, ed Sherman) that modern tonic water contains 15mg/L quinine, and so has little antimalarial effect
From easing arthritis to curing malaria, these are the 7 health benefits of gin worth making that nightcap. Sipping on a highball of gin, the tongue becomes overwhelmed with a host of botanical notes. Juniper, citrus, coriander, rosemary, and other botanicals give gin the unique biting flavor that gin drinkers crave. It's those very herbal and floral notes that contribute to gin's overall health benefits. If you find that a gin and tonic is your go-to of the alcoholic drinks in the world, then you're in for a real treat. One of the less calorific spirits and full of those super berries known as juniper, gin's different herbs work together to create a soothing experience for your body, apart from the hangover if you don't stay hydrated. From easing arthritis to warding off sickness, gin is like medicine to the body, a true natural remedy.
The fact that one of its songs is called "Hit or Miss" is quite appropriate for the double-vinyl Black Album; while not perfect, it's definitely got some high points on it. Given the intentionally parodic reference to the Beatles' own two-disc sprawler, perhaps the semi-schizophrenia is perfectly intentional. Some of the numbers show the band following their original punk vein, but by this point the four (joined here by a new bassist, Paul Gray) were leaving straight, three-chord thrash to the cul-de-sac revivalists
Fable 1 had a pretty good soundtrack. However the only memorable tracks imo are the Fable theme, the Guild theme, and the female counterpart to that song, Fresco Dome. Those two always send chills down my spine when listening to them. the "temple of light" theme is also on fable2,on the main title,and the fresco dome plays when you are loading another area. you morons you are wrong you put the name temple of light but its not temple of light its the demon doors theme".
1 | April SkyWritten-By – Gille*, Nyblad* |
2 | Fa Fa Fa FaWritten-By – Gille* |
3 | The Boy With The Starry EyesWritten-By – Gille* |
Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
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PIM003 | Able | The Gin, The Tonic And The Damned Malaria (Cass, S/Sided) | Pimiento Recordings | PIM003 | Sweden | 1995 |