Monday, May 28, 2007

Growing Beard Red Bumps

cow ... Bravo this morning, Otis Fodder, who runs a blog where you will discover great music quite amazing ...


Otis Fodder is a repeat offender. In 2003, we had already done the deed. A blog space transformed into great meeting place where 70 people were unlikely to make music. Disks completely frappadingues might have if they had never heard not found there, filed in MP3 format with the pouch shown. In 2003, the principle was a hard day in music form every day. In short, the end of 2003, the "thirty Hundred Sixty Five Days Project" proposed staggering 365 pieces ... Well, 2003 is ancient history. Talking about 2007. Otis Fodder has done it again ... or rather the turntable. Here we go again as in 2003. Even better now, those who contribute to this blog may file more than one hard day. And that's ... surprising. Example, this disk. it is a piece entitled Listen To The Quiet, "Listen to the quiet." One hears nothing is normal, except scrtchscrtch disc. On the site there are side A and side B. This morning I spent the B side, because silence in stereo is immediately more comfortable. Another gem, this. A heart that beats. But be careful not n'impotre what heart. That of a dog. This is an excerpt from a disk for veterinarians. Stranger still, this record or people are a bit odd cuddle. He called Tortura. Released in 1965. A nightmare sound does not get in anyone's hands ...

Not to mention the Ukuleles of Halifax. Listeners this morning is that one day they have not even imagined at 7 o'clock in the morning they would be in their kitchen or bathroom with their Ukuleles of Halifax. Never. And even less with the singer ... it Joe Cutajar. Malta is a singer. It seems that in his country, he was a superstar. He participated in Eurovision in 1972. Listening, one can say that the jury had a lot of courage to listen to our man to the end. Poor Joe had to settle for last place in 1972 and forced his country to send to the Eurovision Song Contest, only works in English ... This year, he had even less well represented than Belgium by Serge and Christine Ghisoland singing "Going Crazy or not at all". Otis Fodder
Sacred, thanks to him we can even remember the good memories of great moments in our cultural heritage, black, yellow and red ...



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