Yet another perfect cd!
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Madrugada – The nightly disease
Really good offer at Platekompaniet, so I was begging on my knees and got Elin to go there and buy the cd for me. I’m really in to Madrugada for the time being…to bad the concert was all sold out last sunday. But, they are going to perform at Øyafestivalen later this summer, YES!!! I’ll be there!!!
Thomas Remvik Aasen
At the end of my working day I downloaded another video with Thomas Remvik Aasen, riding bikes from Echo. He is just amazing, I really recommend that you download one of his videos. Ok, it’s a bit tricky to find the videos, but a search on Google should do the trick, or if you really want to I can provide you with them as well. At least there are some pictures here http://trialshappa.com/clips.htm
Quote Iggy Pop
«- To me, the nut of the thing is that if what you make is hard like a diamond, you can put it anywhere. You can put it up your ass and it will still be beautiful.»
– Iggy Pop
WTF? 🙂
Fun Lovin’ Criminals – Scooby Snacks
Came accross this cd at Rema 1000 yesterday, just had to buy it, only 60 NOK. It’s quite cool and relaxing, contains the Schmoove version of Scooby Snacks, chilling! (I’m sooooo cooolll)
Quote – Anne Grethe Preus
«- Jazz er farlig.» (Jazz is dangerous)
– Anne Grethe Preus
Corey Martinez redefines BMX
Corey Martinez really kick ass when it comes to BMX, some of the things he does are beyond belief… http://www.google.no/search?hl=no&q=%22corey+martinez%22&btnG=Google-s%C3%B8k&meta=
Porridge
grøt = [kul] porridge, dough, paste, pulp
Hayseed in concert
Stumbeled by their webpage. Kjetil, Elin, Espen and me went to their concert when El Caco was all sold out…good concert, well worth the 60 kr we paid to see them 🙂 http://www.hayseed.no/. Kjetil by the way left for John’s after a while, he did not like the music, but in a way he is like Kent: What I have not heard, I don’t like! 🙂
Eisenhower’s Farewell Address to the Nation
A wise man once said:
…In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist…
…and the wise man was former President Eisenhower. I guess he had his bad sides he as all others, but the statement above was indeed remarkable foreseen. To bad that today the influence of the military-industrial complex is just there Eisenhower did not want it to be. Seems to me that Senator John McCain (R) http://mccain.senate.gov/ is one of the few republicans able to be as wise as needed. Should have been more like him, and fewer like Dick Cheney http://www.whitehouse.gov/vicepresident, who by the way owe the military industry a lot for his wealthy bank account.
Read the whole farewell address here http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/ike.htm