Entries Tagged as 'Richard Clayderman'

1001 ways to lay

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Lay, linger, and lie down. This is what I have been doing for most part yesterday. In various positions, in various locations.

The day started to pick up on the tempo once I went to the Tarot Labyrinth. Long line, worth the while. The only concert we have planned for was Jambalaya. But for lack of anything better to do, we had to listen to Olveti BB. It would not end. Plus the guy did not have a voice. It was painful like an orgasm that does not come. The kind of band who enjoys playing, but should do it at home, for friends. Jambalaya, instead, was everything and more. They are Hungarian, but I suspect they were from New Orleans in previous life. Very very good. Then it was Mory Kante, with his Yeke Yeke anniversary tour, and the Roma tent with French Roma craziness, the good kind. Unfortunately we could not attend to the very end to either, because we had other plans. And these eight wonders of the world are from Belgium: Compagnie Thor d’Orient. A dance I am glad I have not missed. Manly, erotic, and homosexual. Beautifully choreographed, extraordinary lit, well staged, it was a joy to the senses. When it was over I felt I can go to bed without regrets. I have seen a true performance.

Again my minutes are up, I have not checked my messages, and, you guessed it, I am at a Hungarian keyboard. See you tomorrow. Roisin Murphy, Serj Tankian, Enzo Avitabile and Bottari, and REM are waiting.

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Wearing glasses indoor, feeling and looking like Stevie Wonder


Today belladonna has messed my plans. I am kinda enjoying this.

Where does love go?


Where does all that love go? Does love go to love heaven when love dies?

Everything back to normal


I mean, traffic is back in town. You know it when … leave your car at five minute walking (I am a fast paced walker)… some hysterical jack finds the horn while waiting at the traffic light… you find it normal to find yourself stopped in the middle of the crossroad… you called Vava last week and she still has not returned the call.

Relativity of beauty ("Time destroys everything")


I am not going to tell you anything about the stuck in the eighties and not making a comeback concert the bloguette took me to the other day. It’s nice to get out of the house, actually the office. Apparently the performer has stopped doing so for the past three decades.

The bloguette also made it into a habit of taking me places. Apparently people in front of us merely chage the seats and hall.

Yesterday, she bought tickets to Irreversible. Which I still have to return to him on CD.

Again I won’t tell you how I have cringed in my seat the whole duration of the movie. How bad everything starts, and how nicely it ends. Or was it the other way around? I am still dizzy and it’s not from the hypnotic whirling montage.