This cult EBM / industrial / darkwave project «end of the world». Severe vocals, bleak electronics, orchestra sounds and hard rhythm - this is what is known: wumpscut:. The only person behind the name of this German Rudi Rattsinger (Rudy Ratzinger), refuses to give concerts in clubs or represent his music alive. Rudy was a rarity, since the earliest days of its creation is strictly limited print runs of their works, which led to their complete disappearance from store shelves and since then, most are resold for unimaginable amounts. It has also become accustomed to republish earlier albums, often succeeding [...]
The first album project DVAR "Piirrah" was released in 2002 - year in Italy via Radio Luxor, known for releases such artists "as a" dark scene KIRLIAN KAMERA and LEGENDARY PINK DOTS. Style darkwave performed DVAR was extremely pathological music: the rigid electronics with "hysterical" gnomopodobnymi neofolkovym melodism and vocals. Combined with conspiracy, and the mystical concept of "fictitious" language, the music made a strong impact. Some critics, such mosaic was described as "electronic black metal", music lovers with the same seniority saw this peculiar mixture of THE RESIDENTS, DAS ICH, RELATIVES MENSCHSEIN and Diamanda Galas. [...]
DVAR in Hebrew means a thing, the word ... Open the book and read: "In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God." Look and Listen to music DVAR that understand and feel-you message ... And we are privileged to participate in this. Company Ltd Irond. launching in January 2004, the third disc occult group DVAR. U groups, according to a few interviews (the last of which were seen in magazines "Dark City" N13 / 2003 and FUZZ "N7 / 2003), there is a concept rooted in the past kabbalu, occultism, magic [...]
My Opinion It is my pleasure to voice my comments about the mighty Black Sabbath. I count black Sabbath among the most influential musical acts in the rock genre and particularly hard rock.At the time when Sabbath was developing their act leading up to 1970 album Black Sabbath, there was nothing in that time frame that could be characterized as really heavy music. Led zeppelin at that period was heavier than most. Sabbath was tackling some of the same occult subjects that were loosely covered in some of Zeppelin's earlier stuff. Sabbath was also adding a musical [...]
Karaoke bars are quite popular these days. People come here to hang out and have fun. The word "karaoke" is derived form a Japanese word and means "empty orchestra". It started in Kansai, Japan, in 1984, and spread to worldwide popularity. Music of any popular song is taken but the voice of the singer is absent or reduced. So, anybody who is interested can sing along using a microphone, usually the lyrics are also displayed .Some restaurants also have adopted this concept and they either have their in house singer or sometimes even visitors can sing. Before [...]
There's something a little unseemly about a news anchor proclaiming his own network's broadcast to be a "historic event", as Wolf Blitzer did hyping Monday night's CNN/YouTube Democratic presidential debate. The results did not disappoint those of us expecting to be disappointed. Instead of moderator Anderson Cooper asking the candidates questions prepared by CNN staff, CNN staff waded through thousands of videos of people asking questions, picked a few to play and then had Cooper handle follow-ups. The results were, at times, cuter than ordinary, and at other times more aggravating than usual, but they were mostly [...]
Big Show Tonite. See the previous post, and stop by if you're in the Chicagoland area. Oh, yeah, we've got Serge Gainsbourg up over at Barstool Mountain. Now then. Something a little different from the Mountain, for you weekend summer enjoyment. We aint kidding when we say big and dumb. Because, when the heat index goes up, and the amount of clothing goes down, you want some fine, mindless
Did you book your tickets for Chicago this weekend? As mentioned in my previous post, we've got a swell show coming up on Friday, July 6th, brought to you by yours truly, Songs:Illinois, and Can You See The Sunset From The Southside, the three finest tastemakers in the Chicagoland area. For 5 measly bucks, you get three bands and entrance into the finest dive in the South Loop, the
Hey! What are you doing on Friday, July 6th? Are ya gonna be in Chicago? The Mountain, in conjunction with fellow Chicago bloggers Songs:Illinois and Can You See The Sunset From The Southside are proud to present our first live show at the South Loop's finest joint, Cal's Bar. 3 fine bands (The Gunshy, Frontier Ruckus, and Satellite 66), cheap booze, and a chance to meet your favorite
Just so you know, we've finally got our first "official" post up over at Barstool Mountain. If you liked our Top 100 Drinking Songs list, or just songs about drinking, that's the site for you. We'll keep is as fresh and non-skunky as possible. Check it out. Now then. If you're not familiar with the name Mary Weiss, you're at least tipped on The Shangri-Las, the classic "bad girls" of 60's
Thanks to all who stopped by to visit The Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs. The list has moved over to Barstool Mountain, where you can find the full list in it's entirety. We'll be covering all the bases over there, from the Top 100, the Top 286, and anything and everything else drinking song-related in between. Check it out. Should be fun. Now that that's over, let's cover
A Grammy award winning Portuguese Canadian singer and song writer Nelly Furtado tasted her first success in 2000 with her debut album Whoa, Nelly!. The album featured the single "I'm like a bird" which brought her the Grammy Award. After a short break in her career while she had a baby girl 'Nevis', Furtado returned to fame with the release of 'Loose' in 2006. The album included the hit singles "promiscuous", "Maneater", "Say It Right", and "All Good Things (Come to an End)". Her second album in 2003 "Folklore" did not gain a lot of popularity while in 2007 Nelly [...]
Here we go. We are proud to present the top 10 of our Top 100 Drinking Songs. We couldn't have done this without the hundreds of suggestions that poured in from all y'all back in January. And we certainly couldn't have done this without the help and expertise of our panel of judges. Please, once again, raise a toast to Kip, Sean, Kyle, Andy, and Rev. Frost. For the record, and for your
We're down to the next to the last round of The Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs. Don't forget to stop by the future home of The Top 100 (and so much more), Barstool Mountain for fun and games. Enough about me. I'm lazy today. Let's get right to it. Anybody want to guess what the Top 10 are? The Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs, Part 9 20. "I Aint Drunk" -
Good gravy, here we go. The Top 30 of The Top 100 Drinking Songs starts here. Show me the way to go home. Is that Wynonie Harris in the list below? Wonder if we'll see him again further down the line? What do you y'all think so far? Are you holding off 'til we get to the end? Get your cocktail napkins ready and start scribbling. We want to hear what you think. A list is nothing more than an
I've got that "Drink, Drink, Drink" song from the Student Prince going through my head. Thanks for stumbling back to Big Rock Candy Mountain's Top 100 Drinking Songs list. Be sure to check out Barstool Mountain for the supplemental list. Barstool Mountain will become the official home of the List starting next week, and eventually we'll have posts on every song from The Top 100, and more. Fun
Welcome to week two of the Prohibition-busting Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs list. We'll be counting down from 50 to 1 over the next five days, a veritable bender. If you don't like what you see here, crawl over to Barstool Mountain for a list of all the tunes that got votes but didn't make the Top 100. Maybe you'll find your favorite song over there. You can tell us how we
Today we're proud to present you with the Merle Haggard portion of The Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs. In my very humble estimation, Haggard, the working man's poet, may be one of the most important artists of the last 50 years. Hag could veer with ease from a hard "fuck you" persona to a troubadour of heartbreak, often in the same song. Beloved by punks and honkytonk purists
Thanks for returning to the Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs. We're reeling along here, and I hope we're not dragging this out too long. Nah, a little anticipation is a good thing. It builds up a powerful thirst. For those concerned, and for your convenience, once we're done here we're gonna have an easy reference page with the whole list listed in one lump sum. You can print
Howdy, cowpokes. Belly on up to the bar, and we'll serve you up some fine cocktails. It's Day 3 of The Big Rock Candy Mountain Top 100 Drinking Songs List. As we move on up the list, you'll start to notice a pattern of sorts. Or, more accurately, you'll see certain genres asserting their dominance over the world of drinking songs. I'm not entirely surprised, but it could lend the list a
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Bison - Quill
Neutral Milk Hotel- Aeroplane Over the Sea
Mr Fogg - Eleven
Crocodiles - Endless Flowers
