May 21, 2012
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A Candle’s Fire by Beirut

They will soon be in Vienna for a concert and it will for sure be awesome! Time to recall their old songs; however this song is from their last album The Rip Tide.

May 19, 2012
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True by The Frames

The guitarist and vocalist of The Frames, Glen Hansard is very much known from the film ‘Once’ (1996). If you have not watched it yet, watch it tonight and ruin your night with falling into deep………….

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May 18, 2012
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Untouchable, Part I by Anathema

Another piece from the fresh album…

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May 16, 2012
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The Beginning and the End by Anathema

from their new wonderful album “Weather System” which is released at the end of April.

May 14, 2012
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Cry a While by Bob Dylan

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May 14, 2012
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Manège III by Charivari

“Primavera, comincia la gioia dei colori.”

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May 10, 2012
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Capriccio Barocco by Flic Flac

As I promised yesterday, here is another song by Flic Flac.

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May 10, 2012
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Ederlezi by Flic Flac

Last week on Friday, after very boring hours, when I was going home, I came across the traditional flea market on Neubaugasse, which is my routine way home.

Austrian boredom and routine were all over the market; every stand was at the same place, where it was last year and the year before and the year before…

But this time, a wonderful group broke up this boredom and routine with their energy. For about one year, I have not been loaded with such a positive energy. I stood just near the group and listened to them for at least two hours.

Trent Arkleysmith (guitarist from Australia) and the Austrian accordionist Martha Laschkolnig have some spiritual things in their blood.

This song, which is a folk song in the Balkans, will not be the first and the last one I share. In the next days, as long as I continue to listen to their album, I will for sure share some other songs of the group. I find it pity that the drummer did not play for the album but Roman Britschgi, contrabassist, did his work as well as the drummer did during the concert.

May 5, 2012

Love Sick by Bob Dylan

how pity that you show the ad of Justin Bieber under this video!

Fuck you youtube but we need you! 

(Source: youtube.com)

May 5, 2012

Things Have Changed by Bob Dylan

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May 3, 2012
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Dream of Flying by Brian Crain

very special thanks to birmuzik!


May 2, 2012
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Strange by Hidden Orchestra

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May 1, 2012

how pity you are!

those who celebrate 1. of May, wearing converse shoes, new yorker hats and tshirts and other millions of brands that need so much time to write…

how sweet you are!

April 21, 2012

Ay ışığında (Under the moonlight) by İmamyar Hasanov & Nermine Memmedova

Just an example to harmfulnes of music to human’s health!

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April 19, 2012
After I read the interview with him in Falter-Magazine, published in Vienna (20-26 Apr. 2012)
He is a best-seller author recently, known as a ‘greenpeacer’. In the meantime he does not keep as a secret that he has five cars in the garage; It  is not a  contradiction for him. One car for the each members of the family: for himself, his wife and three children.
He tells that he can write seven days a week in his house, which is in the middle of a forest, far from the city, crowd, people, etc… He insistently states that they have 172 windows in the house that they can observe the nature from every corner of the house.
You have to admit Mr. Boyle -Tom Coraghessan Boyle- that you are not a littérateur, you are just a clown for the people who seems to be reading. You give them what they want and they give you what you want.
(photo by Ann Johansson for The New York Times)

After I read the interview with him in Falter-Magazine, published in Vienna (20-26 Apr. 2012)

He is a best-seller author recently, known as a ‘greenpeacer’. In the meantime he does not keep as a secret that he has five cars in the garage; It  is not a  contradiction for him. One car for the each members of the family: for himself, his wife and three children.

He tells that he can write seven days a week in his house, which is in the middle of a forest, far from the city, crowd, people, etc… He insistently states that they have 172 windows in the house that they can observe the nature from every corner of the house.

You have to admit Mr. Boyle -Tom Coraghessan Boyle- that you are not a littérateur, you are just a clown for the people who seems to be reading. You give them what they want and they give you what you want.

(photo by Ann Johansson for The New York Times)

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