Live At Wembley Stadium

Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart) (Live At Wembley Stadium / July 1986)

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Multi-instrumentalist from West Virginia.

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In the far reaches of the cosmos, there existed a space pirate like no other, **DJ Paul Rubix**. He wasn’t just any space pirate; he was a maestro of music, a virtuoso of vibrations, and a pioneer of pulsating beats.

 

DJ Paul Rubix wasn’t interested in treasure or conquest. His quest was for the ultimate cosmic melody, a rhythm so profound that it resonated with the very fabric of the universe. His spaceship, the **”Cosmic Cube,”** was not just a vessel but a colossal floating discotheque, equipped with turntables made from meteorites and speakers as loud as supernovas.

 

One day, while cruising through the **Andromeda Galaxy**, DJ Paul Rubix intercepted a mysterious signal. It was a melody, unlike anything he had ever heard. It was ethereal, harmonious, and it seemed to echo the very rhythm of the cosmos. Intrigued, DJ Paul Rubix set the Cosmic Cube’s course to the source of the signal.

 

The signal led him to an ancient alien civilization, the **”Harmonics.”** They were beings of pure energy, communicating not through words, but through music. The Harmonics had been broadcasting their melody across the universe, hoping to find someone who could understand their language of rhythms and rhymes.

 

Recognizing DJ Paul Rubix’s musical prowess, the Harmonics entrusted him with their most sacred artifact, the **”Galactic Groove.”** It was said to contain the original melody of the universe, the first rhythm that rang out at the dawn of creation.

 

With the Galactic Groove, DJ Paul Rubix created a symphony that reverberated across galaxies. It was a music that transcended species and civilizations, a universal language that brought unity to the cosmos.

 

And so, DJ Paul Rubix, the Space Pirate, became a legend, not as a marauder, but as a maestro, his music echoing across the universe, reminding all beings of the rhythm that binds us all.

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Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart) (Live At Wembley Stadium / July 1986)

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