they started putting strips in money in 1992.
when did they start putting strips in money?
1992
in april 2008, ness told spinner that social distortion was planning an acoustic album to be released in 2009, stating "i think it could be really, really neat. it's almost like a bob dylan/bruce springsteen/johnny cash kind of feel with a punk edge ... but acoustic. sometimes [the songs] are more powerful stripped down than with full volume." ness also revealed plans for his next solo album, but he was not sure if it was going to be released before or after the follow-up to "sex, love and rock 'n' roll" or the acoustic album. in july 2009, ness revealed to russian's tarakany! bad tv that social distortion was planning to enter the studio in december 2009 or the beginning of 2010 to begin recording their new album. in september that year, he confirmed that the album would be recorded in january 2010 at studio 606, a studio owned by the foo fighters. asked when the album was expected to be released, ness stated that it would "probably be out" in the spring or summer of 2010. in october, guitarist jonny "2 bags" wickersham told boston examiner that social distortion was expected to enter the studio on february 1 for a late spring release. asked what musical direction the band would be taking on the album, he said that it would be "very rock and roll," and include a country song in the vein of the band's 1992 album "somewhere between heaven and hell". wickersham explained, "it's not like we're going to start putting out a record like we've been listening to the dead or something. we've got a handful of songs right now that are finished, and bunch that we're still working on."
hard times and nursery rhymes
by october 5, washington was almost ready to open the first parallel. that night the sappers and miners worked, putting strips of pine on the wet sand to mark the path of the trenches.





























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siege of yorktown