duminică, 25 mai 2008
Awesome band
And another kickass song:
Iswint 2007
Here are some cool pictures from the last year festival:

A group picture from the field trip, that big iron guy from the background was build in the memory of the heroes from Paulis.
I remember the night when the kickass fireshow was done, although i was massively drunk my body was freezing. The Nations Party was quite cool, but unfortunaley i wasn't paying attention to the presentations (at this party every person or group had to do a short presentation about their country or city), i don't know what the hell i was doing!
See, we like group pictures and for one week, we are almoust like a cult led by charismatic megalomaniacs who put themselves and their churches against the rest of the world. We are apocalyptic visionaries, drunk with lust and power that have physical and sexual control over their followers. Just look at our faces, we are so fierce!
Some good looking girls watching "their" guys playing some ridiculous and poor footbal:

Come on party people, shake it up! I like the victory sign from the guy in the back, it somehow fits the whole picture, the festival itself. 
Some people get it, some don't. Live the life of the rich and famous, join the ride, come to Iswint. joi, 21 februarie 2008
Where are you now
Ce voce calda are Eddi Reader, imi pare rau ca doar recent am descoperit-o. Ani la rand am cautat cele mai rapide si cele mai agresive melodii, nerealizand ca viteza nu este totul. Sigur, nu cred ca am ascultat muzica "proasta", dar am ignorat aproape complet multe genuri muzicale. Am fost si eu intoxicat, nu neaparat de cantecele prezentate la televizor sau radio ci mai degraba cu preferintele celor din jurul meu. In general, discutiile despre muzica pot deveni foarte aprinse si au o anumita tenta moralizatoare, infierand anumite genuri muzicale. Astfel de discutii nu ma mai atrag, si fiindca imi place sa cred ca am devenit mai intelept, incerc sa gasesc cele mai frumoase melodii si sa le arat lumii.
Ce spune artista scotiana?
"If I played the fiddle, I'd play the fiddle to break your heart. But I can't - I sing words, and I like to think I can get you further than the fiddle: the fiddle can get you on a level, can be amazing, but the human voice... I certainly feel very powerful when I do it. My mother loved to sing. Loved to sing. Loved. Loved song. She doesn't even know it, but how much she taught me, and I mean, how do you teach that - how to feel something."
"It's the same as Fairground Attraction to me, the same as busking: if you're playing a good tune and you feel really good about it, you can't help but attract people to it. If I was on a street corner singing and I felt really tired, I couldn't be arsed, people would walk past not looking at me. Then a good night's sleep and a song I really fell in love with, I'm on the same corner and I'll have 200 people in front of me. It's a wee magic trick."

