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KajiMa wrote:Your French is excellent.
Where I have an excellent vocab of nouns, my conjunctions sont tres merd; I still can't make past and future tense easily but I can make myself understood and can communicate about a lot of subjects (primarily to (rather than from) the French teachers that stay here).
Yours I understood everything you said perfectly - better than my ability.
So let's hear more about those French songs that became hits in the English language that Bowie/Brel link was cool as mustard!!! :-)
Les Rouges et Les Ors, KajiMa.
merd est un mot mechant! Les moderateurs ils botter votre cul!
kings of leon - 3 brothers and a cousin?
When Green Day got the guys out of the crowd for Operation Ivy at Milton Keynes, Billy Joe gave the kid the Gibson LP he played. Jammy beggar! The drummer got the drumsticks and the bassist got to crowd surf!
Guitar came out on top again I guess!
I've moved it now, thanks to you Zurf old buddy! Now my family will have to knock
lol at least nobody died intestate in a plane crash and needed your bank account details to clear the money!!!
ping pong song by enrique englesias starts with a bouncing ping pong ball
time by pink floyd - alarm clocks
girls on film by duran duran - camera shutter whirring
money by pink floyd
No, I have a life... just a dull one!
Oh well pt 1... what a riff! Forgotten gem for sure
Glad ur ok mate, thought it sounded a bit gastro intestinal! Have a free B chord on me
yeah, genius and self destruction seem to go hand in hand - if you think about it though, how interesting would it be if all the dead stars lived long enough to become mediocre?
This may seem like blasphemy to some people but how much mileage did Kurt Cobaine have in him? Likewise Jimi Hendrix. He invented a whole new concept of guitar playing but... a lot of his album stuff was incredibly self indulgent!
Thoughts?
My thoughts too are with you, Lena x
They're releasing a 6 cd 40th anniversary edition soon! Yay!
Yeah, Fibonacci figures in lots of stuff, music being just one!
lol not to mention 1066 and William the Conqueror when the British were defeated!
Has anyone recently tried googling 'french military victories' hilarious!
I don't think there were any headliners - too many of them were huge in their own right! I think Janis Joplin, The Who, Santana and Ten Years After were maybe the biggest. Hendrix played in the daylight to a very small crowd by the looks of it and the Star Spangled Banner etc were played over a backdrop of some dedicated litterpickers!
The Grateful Dead played but wouldn't allow their set to be included in the film or album as they were terrible! The reason for this was that the guitars gave them electric shocks as they played so dangerous? I'd say so!
Where is NW Expressway & Rockwell? Anywhere near Grimsby?
I'm sorry, Lonesome what?
Forgot about Princess Bride.... Classic!
Ok here goes:
1. All my life by Foo Fighters
2. Devils and Dust by Bruce Springsteen
3. Born Slippy by Underworld
4. In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel
5. Outside by Staind
6. Better Together by Jack Johnson
7. Bring Me To Life by Evanescence
8. Fast Car by Tracy Chapman
9. Woodstock by Matthews Southern Comfort
10. Both Sides Now by Judy Collins
Something for everyone!
Blown away! No more guitar for me 
Last movie i saw at the pictures was Gran Torino, Clint Eastwood is up there with Kurosawa for his vision.
Love :
About a Boy
Officer and a Gentleman
Apocalypto
Bourne movies
Potter movies
LOTR
POTC
i could do this all day!
Don't like:
Anything made for TV!
Or did i just make no sense at all?
Good question. Look at the album 'American Idiot' by Green Day. There isn't a bad song on there but if you listen to it, they're all powerful and moving. Jesus of Suburia is lyrically amazing with music to back it up. Wake Me Up When September Ends is a slow ballad, lyrically powerful and the emotion is backed up by the music which is nowhere near the tempo of Jesus but no less effective.
I guess it's in the song, not just 'It's got a good beat and you can dance to it!'.
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