Choon of the Day

[sadmanbarty]

[sadmanbarty]

[version]

[Corpsey]

[m99188868]

A masterpiece, this one.

[sadmanbarty]

[sadmanbarty]

a chorus around every corner



"to the left to the left everything you own to a box to the left" is genius.

[Corpsey]

Giggs - The Essence

[yyaldrin]

perfect execution of a love song

[sufi]

Cymande - Dove

[craner]

[Corpsey]

Cramer inspired me.

27 years old! The melancholy ferments in that filtered down, lofi sample. Ageing like fine wine.

[craner]

There is no such name as Cramer.

There is the Anglo Craner

There is the Jewish Kramer

Granted I am a weird, unspecified, wannabe mix

[craner]

Here’s a thing:

There’s David Horowitz and his son. I will clarify this when I have more energy and if anybody wants me too. It involved rap.

[luka]

The roots of the Anglo-Saxon name Craner come from when the family resided in the town of Cranwich, in Cheshire. Some evidence suggests that this place name may be derived from the German name Krannisch.
Early Origins of the Craner family

The surname Craner was first found in Cheshire where they held a family seat from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D.