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		<title>M. Mattius Kaufman recreates classic album cover poses. How many can you identify?</title>
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		<description>&lt;a href="http://thequietus.com/articles/00760-it-s-a-question-of-mime-play-the-quietus-album-cover-quiz-game"&gt;Can You Identify Famous Album Covers Based Only on a Mime in A Leotard?&lt;/a&gt; A man, a black leotard, and an famous pose. The rest is up to you. 
See how many of the album cover poses you can identify.
The positions span several decades of indelible pop music iconography.
But be fast, as you are being timed and this is much harder than you think. 
Take too long and the mimes just get bored and kinda stare at you, having dropped their poses. </description>
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		<category>rock</category>
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