Turn Me On is a punk blues album produced by The Honeymoon Killers and it is an example of the musical genre known as noise rock.
Grigory Neujmin discovered 1147 Stavropolis on June 11th, 1929. It has an apoapsis of 418476000000.0 and an absolute magnitude of 11.5.
Expect a Miracle is an instrumental and easy listening album produced by Brian Kelly. The album has a runtime of 54 minutes and 56 seconds. Brian Kelly's next album was Afterplay.
Liselotte Grschebina was born within the German Empire and died in Petah Tikva. Grschebina attended the school of Applied Arts in Stuttgart.
Buzz Aldrin, who graduated from MIT in 1963 with a Sc.D., was a crew member on Apollo 11.
Brandon Carter is known for the Doomsday argument.
Nurhan Atasoy (born on January 1, 1934) is a Turkish citizen who resides in Istanbul.
Turn Me On (album) | genre | Punk blues Turn Me On (album) | producer | The Honeymoon Killers (American band) Turn Me On (album) | genre | Noise rock 1147 Stavropolis | discoverer | Grigory Neujmin 1147 Stavropolis | apoapsis | 418476000000.0 1147 Stavropolis | absolute magnitude | 11.5 1147 Stavropolis | discovered | 1929-06-11 Expect a Miracle | producer | Brian Kelly (composer & pianist) Expect a Miracle | runtime | 54.56 Expect a Miracle | genre | Instrumental music Expect a Miracle | followed by | Afterplay (Brian Kelly album) Expect a Miracle | genre | Easy listening Liselotte Grschebina | birth place | German Empire Liselotte Grschebina | training | School of Applied Arts in Stuttgart Liselotte Grschebina | death place | Petah Tikva Buzz Aldrin | mission | Apollo 11 Buzz Aldrin | alma mater | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sc.D. 1963 Brandon Carter | known for | Doomsday argument Nurhan Atasoy | birth date | 1934-01-01 Nurhan Atasoy | residence | Istanbul Nurhan Atasoy | citizenship | Turkey