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An album that is 50 years old this year


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How about these 10, which also turn 50 this year...

1. The Doors: "The Doors"

2. The Velvet Underground: "The Velvet Underground & Nico"

3. The Jimi Hendrix Experience: "Are You Experienced?"

4. Mothers of Invention: "Absolutely free"

5. The Beatles: "Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"

6. Pink Floyd: "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn"

7. Love: "Forever Changes"

8. Rolling Stones: "Their Satanic Majesties Request"

9. The Who: "The Who Sell Out"

10: Leonard Cohen: "The Songs of Leonard Cohen"

 

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Do your homework on ACA. I have a relative burned the last 2 yrs because he worked a lot of hours and both didn't get a Fed refund  and paid lots of taxes on his OT earnings. 

So companies got to benefit from the ACA and knew their workers would pick up the overage tab if they worked ot and made more than projecred.

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9 hours ago, pstall said:

Do your homework on ACA. I have a relative burned the last 2 yrs because he worked a lot of hours and both didn't get a Fed refund  and paid lots of taxes on his OT earnings. 

So companies got to benefit from the ACA and knew their workers would pick up the overage tab if they worked ot and made more than projecred.

yeah that's a great album too

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