Yes, baby, Britney Spears!
This is the first time I am writing her name in English by any occasion so I had to check the spelling in Google. I am writing now because she has two very catchy songs that I heard in youtube recently – “Gimme more” and “Piece of me”. And I am very very perplexed about her and me, and her wedging into my pieceful musical existence.
I have never liked her before, I am not sure that I like her now, but I am starting to respect her a bit… And I have always agreed that her hits are good for dancing and very catchy. I hope she recovers from her depression, I also read yellow pages sometimes and I am sick of her overexposed personal dramas there.
Hah, let’s add Brithey Spears to my tags. Funny, isn’t it?
I had forgotton how Radiohead can blow my mind. It is a supreme experience to listen to them, devoted only to the music, singing with them, frowning with them, crawling with them, convulsing with them…
Their music is more than pop, more than music. There there … 2+2 is 5!
She is maybe the most favourite one from the Sziget 2008. I was utterly impressed and inspired by her.
More for it and the other bands I saw there at http://slaveiche.wordpress.com/sziget-2008/
Filed under: You rock I roll | Tags: Bluba Lu, Desert sessions, PJ Harvey, QOTSA, Sporto Kantes
It is a very long time I have been listening to the Desert Sessions now. About two months…:). And I did not have time to write something here. Now I want to make up for it.
It started with PJ Harvey, my dearest rocking queen. I found that she took part in the 9-10 volume of the Desert Sessions. And my absolute favourite songs became “A girl like me” and “Powdered wig machine”. Besides – the tearing “Dead in love”.
At the time I fell in love with them the red tulips were blossoming and I was wаndering in Rakosszentmihai in Budapest when the gypsies were guarding old bathtubs thrown for the big yearly garbage collection. And by me passed rusty “lada” cars burdened with enormous Teddy bears, chairs and dilapidated tables tied with ropes to the luggage-grids on the roofs of the cars. Then I went back in the chronology to the 7-8 volume, I loved “Up in hell” and “Nenada”… And back to the first volumes with few hits for me…
Now I have some new sweethearts, like Bluba Lu and the new Sporto Kantes. But nothing can delete the memory of the tearing rocking-rolling Desert Sessions.
