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Holden Commodore at the Muscle Car Masters Historic Touring Car event at Sydney's Eastern Creek Raceway.
Side on view of the beast. Car is Lowered 50mm all round on King Springs with Anz Wheels and Custom Calipers
120605-N-AI329-083 WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 5, 2012) MUCS Philip Burlin solos on tenor saxophone during a Commodores concert at the Navy Memorial in downtown Washington, D.C. The Commodores are the Navy's premier jazz ensemble.(U.S. Navy Photo by MU1 Jeremy Buckler/Released)
Group A Holden Commodore at the Muscle Car Masters Historic Touring Car event at Sydney's Eastern Creek Raceway.
Janelle and I took in Wolf Parade at the Commodore Ballroom last night. I'm not in love with either of Wolf Parade's full-lengths, but I love individual tracks on each. And after seeing them perform, I think I'd happily pick up a live album. Several tracks I'd given only a cursory listen on my iPod jumped out when I watched them on stage, and they sounded really tight as a band. The only downer was keyboardist-vocalist Spencer Krug passive-aggressively taunting the crowd between tracks -- apparently the sight of a sold-out Commodore Ballroom cheering and having a good time wasn't enough. And people did, indeed, seem to be having a good time, even if Vancouver really does seem to be too insecure to dance at indie neo-prog-rock concerts.
Morcheeba LIve @ The Commodore, Vancouver by www.darkoroom.com. You can read the review here www.vancitybuzz.com/2011/03/morcheeba-review-vancouver-li...
Kommandørboligen ved Færøernes Kommando.
Kombinerer den klassiske funkisvillaen med elementer fra mer prangende funkisbygg. Men noen vinduer er rotete plassert.
The fantastically named Commodore 64, Jason Chan's delicious orange-infused variation on the classic Commodore cocktail (created by Jason Chan of Seamstress, Melbourne, via Food & Wine):
2/3 oz fresh orange juice
2/3 oz fresh lemon juice
2/3 oz white creme de cacao (Marie Brizard)
1 1/3 oz bourbon (Bulleit)
.5 oz real pomegranate grenadine
dash aromatic bitters (Angostura)
Shake with ice and strain on rocks, garnish with orange wedge.
As a kid I grew up on the entire line of Commodore computers, from VIC-20, to C64 and C128, then the Amiga 500 and Amiga 2000. So not only is this lovely to sip but it also appeals to my fully developed sense of nostalgia. (You might also pretend this is a subtle nod to Lionel Richie's 70s incarnation.)
A note on the 1/3 oz measurements, which caused me some confusion: Since 1 oz = 6 tsp, I measured most of the ingredients by the teaspoonful (2/3 oz = 4 tsp). Labor intensive but worth it.
First (Precis octavia) of the year
Rain was coming. The Gaudy Commodore flew off after this last satisfactory shot. There was no chance to use a more befitting background. It was all good!
My favourite Skoda vehicle shares name with this affable butterfly. Always captivated by its mature and trim saloon body build.