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Playlist Girls Aloud – Discography on Shuffleplay Young Marble Giants – Colossal Youth Various – MC 70s Reggae Loane – Jamais Seule Jacques Brel – J’arrive The Violet Archers – Sunshine at Night Young Marble Giants - Singles and Salad Days Young Marble Giants - John Peel Session (EP) Jacques Brel - De 24 Grootste Successen Enjoyed the uplifting pop sounds of the magnificent Girls Aloud today... I’d...
I n honour of the ongoing political and constitutional crisis at the neighbours herewith a very early vid noir of the unique artist Jacques Brel , who died much too young and whose biography truly fits that illusive amalgamate epithet, Belgian. But just as there are no Europeans, the Belgians are the owners of a similar non-existent pseudo ethnic label. The tribal Belgae have just as much relation...
There are a lot of jokes about the lack of famous Belgians but two famous people that I admire, Adolphe Sax and Jacques Brel, were Belgian. Sax invented the saxophone, and Jacques Brel wrote harsh. wonderful songs. “Next” (“Au Suivant”)...
I bought the 'best of' Jacques Brel off iTunes last night... £7.99 for 20 of his finer moments. It'll be nice to have some Brel on my iPod, but the studio versions don't quite capture him at his most incredible: you really need to see his expressions and his acting out of the songs. For example, here he is performing his classic break-up song 'Jef' . That's the version with the English subtitles, for...
Darcy James Argue's SECRET SOCIETY Wednesday, July 9 7:30 PM (Le) Poisson Rouge WHEN: Wednesday, July 9 at 7:30 PM WHERE: (Le) Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker Street (btw Thompson & Sullivan), NYC SUBWAY: ABCDEFV to West 4th Street COST: $15...
When a bootleg album of David Bowie's Santa Monica Civic Auditorium stop on his 1972 Ziggy Stardust tour hit the market several years ago, I didn't even bother to listen to it because I couldn't imagine the music alone living up to my memory of such a spectacular visual presentation.But Virgin / EMI finally releases an official recording from that show next Tuesday, and against all odds the album does...
Playlist The Bad Plus - Full Discography on Shuffleplay The Bad Plus - Blunt Object Live in Tokyo New York Dolls - Rock’n’Roll Scott Walker - Boy Child 67-70 Scott Walker - Sings Jacques Brel Scott Walker - Tilt Free - At Last Free - Free Ron Sexsmith - Cobblestone Runway The Clash - The Clash Nico - The End War Tapes - Dreaming of You (Download) Well now, how could I have forgotten that, yesterday...
Playlist Francoise Hardy – All Over the world Francoise Hardy – If You Listen Jacques Brel – J’arrive Loane – Jamais Seule Torsten Rasch – Mein Herz Brennt Other than watching Saturday’s “Dr Who” – rather a laboured set up for the welcome return of the Daleks – I spent the evening updating the diary whilst listening to my Paris purchases... It might seem from my commentary that we spent much of our...
Darcy James Argue's SECRET SOCIETY Wednesday, July 9 7:30 PM (Le) Poisson Rouge WHEN: Wednesday, July 9 at 7:30 PM WHERE: (Le) Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker Street (btw Thompson & Sullivan), NYC SUBWAY: ABCDEFV to West 4th Street COST: $15...
Sorry to harp on about Jacques Brel, but it's a long time since I got genuinely excited about discovering a 'new' artist. Admittedly, he's been dead some time now, and I don't understand French, but he's magical. So many songs, I'm finding new stuff I like every day: it's like a time capsule! I haven't opened iTunes for ages now, and am instead repeatedly listening to a YouTube playlist of Brel's awesome...
Early performance of Brel’s most often covered song, known in English by Rod McKuen’s adaptation “If You Go Away.” English subtitles are a literal translation of the lyric as Brel intended it. Not a love song, Brel tells us, but a song of lacheté, weakness, though most would disagree. @ haha.nu.