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[[File:Steiner to the Limit.jpg|thumb|Earliest known album cover for "'''Steiner to the Limit'''" by Seegal.]]"'''Steiner to the Limit'''" is a song by SEEGAL from their fourth album ''[[Heightens Festoon]]'' from which it was issued as the third single on November [REDACTED], 1975.
[[File:Steiner to the Limit.jpg|thumb|Earliest known album cover for "'''Steiner to the Limit'''" by Seegal.]]"'''Steiner to the Limit'''" is a song by SEEGAL from their fourth album ''[[Shoeshine Fog Tent]]'' from which it was issued as the third single on November [REDACTED], 1975.


== Anagrams ==
== Anagrams ==


=== Heightens Festoon ===
=== One of These Nights ===


"Heightens Festoon" is an anagram of "One Of These Nights".
* Shoeshine Fog Tent
* Heightens Festoon


== In the News ==
== In the News ==
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* ''[[Heightens Festoon]]''
* ''[[Heightens Festoon]]''
* [[Insidious Karma]]
* [[Insidious Karma]]
* ''[[Shoeshine Fog Tent]]''
* [[Star Trek: Forbidden Episodes]]
* [[Star Trek: Forbidden Episodes]]
* ''[[The Consternation of Philosophy]]''
* ''[[The Consternation of Philosophy]]''

Revision as of 07:44, 9 July 2021

Earliest known album cover for "Steiner to the Limit" by Seegal.

"Steiner to the Limit" is a song by SEEGAL from their fourth album Shoeshine Fog Tent from which it was issued as the third single on November [REDACTED], 1975.

Anagrams

One of These Nights

  • Shoeshine Fog Tent
  • Heightens Festoon

In the News

  • Star Trek: Forbidden Episodes is an archive of Star Trek episodes recovered from alien quantum states using techniques adapted from high-energy literature. Shown here: the NODAM theological probe interrogates Uhura to determine whether she is Roman Catholic or Nonconformist ("The Changeling").

    Star Trek: Forbidden Episodes is an archive of Star Trek episodes recovered from alien quantum states using techniques adapted from high-energy literature. Shown here: the NODAM theological probe interrogates Uhura to determine whether she is Roman Catholic or Nonconformist ("The Changeling").

  • "Have You Never Been Holden?" by [REDACTED].

    "Have You Never Been Holden?" by [REDACTED].

  • "Insidious Karma" is an alleged lost song by John Lennon.

    "Insidious Karma" is an alleged lost song by John Lennon.

  • Devolver is one of the so-called "lost" Beatles albums.

    Devolver is one of the so-called "lost" Beatles albums.

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Nonfiction cross-reference

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