30 March 2013
27 March 2013
Miyazaki's Moving Castle
SnowBlack Movie # 1305
HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE
[HAURU NO UGOKU SHIRO]
by Hayao Miyazaki
an animation made in Japan 2004
watched it with japanese voices
and swedish subtitels [DET LEVANDE SLOTTET]
Happy role: THE SCARECROW
Grumpy role: MADAME SULIMAN
Crazy role: THE MOVING CASTLE ITSELF
Shy role: SOPHIE AS GRANDMA
Explosive role: CALCIFER THE FIRE DEMON
Exhausted role: WITCH OF THE WASTE
Wise role: HOWL [= HAURU]
Beautiful role: SOPHIE AS GIRL
5 Characters
7 Scenery
6 Camerawork
4 Thrill
3 Conflict
2 Humour
2 Psychology
5 Philosophy
6 Fantasy
6 Composition
4 Music
7 Concept
= 57
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
now # 189 on imdb Top 250
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HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE
[HAURU NO UGOKU SHIRO]
by Hayao Miyazaki
an animation made in Japan 2004
watched it with japanese voices
and swedish subtitels [DET LEVANDE SLOTTET]
Happy role: THE SCARECROW
Grumpy role: MADAME SULIMAN
Crazy role: THE MOVING CASTLE ITSELF
Shy role: SOPHIE AS GRANDMA
Explosive role: CALCIFER THE FIRE DEMON
Exhausted role: WITCH OF THE WASTE
Wise role: HOWL [= HAURU]
Beautiful role: SOPHIE AS GIRL
5 Characters
7 Scenery
6 Camerawork
4 Thrill
3 Conflict
2 Humour
2 Psychology
5 Philosophy
6 Fantasy
6 Composition
4 Music
7 Concept
= 57
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
now # 189 on imdb Top 250
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24 March 2013
Aimee Mann who made Bachelor No. 2 or The Last Remains of The Dodo
Since season 2 episode 7 of GIRLS included the soundtrack of her fucking cool "How Am I Different", I just had to bring out Aimee Mann again, to hear how she really sounded.
Bachelor shall be her best album, also the only I've ever come across = some years after it was made 2000. Aimee must have inspired more than one female songmaker, leading to the fields of Feist and Fiona Apple. And especially I hear "her style" in swedish pop sirens like Marit Bergman and Sophie Zelmani.
But her music sounds like it was made in The Bangles' period, on the border from 80's into 90's, when beatlesque productions really glistened here and there. Still it feels clear Aimee is grounded in the soil of american folk countryish songwriters, like Carly Simon and many more.
most Amusing song: NOTHING IS GOOD ENOUGH (FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU)
most Beautiful song: IT TAKES ALL KINDS
most Sexy song: HOW AM I DIFFERENT
[co-composed with Jon Brion]
most Smart song: GHOST WORLD
most Strange song: THE FALL OF THE WORLD'S OWN OPTIMIST
[co-composed with Elvis Costello]
most growing Strong song: (CIGARETTES AND) RED VINES
most Loving song: SUSAN
Overall Album
7 sound
6 melodies
6 accompaniment
3 rythms
6 singin' feeling
5 playin' dynamics
4 concept
2 variation
4 lyrics
2 titles
3 order of tracks
2 cover picture
6 historical importance
= 56
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
And so an extremely good live version of DEATHLY : Deathly Live
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23 March 2013
The Next Day with David Bowie
Finally Released!
most Amusing song: THE NEXT DAY
(They can work with Satan while they dress like the saints
They know God exists for the Devil told them so)
most Beautiful song: WHERE ARE WE NOW? (Berlin)
most Sexy song: IF YOU CAN SEE ME (I can see you)
most Smart song: LOVE IS LOST
(Your house and even your eyes are new, but your fear is as old as the world)
most Strange song: SO SHE [Deluxe Bonus Track]
(first thought he sang "...ever been the Only One Who's Not Alone")
most growing Strong song: I'D RATHER BE HIGH (I'd Rather Be Dead Than...)
most Loving song: (Girl Like You Would Become The) BOSS OF ME
Overall Album
3 sound
5 melodies
4 accompaniment
6 rythms
4 singin' feeling
5 playin' dynamics
4 concept
6 variation
6 lyrics
2 titles
3 order of tracks
4 cover picture
7 historical importance
= 59
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
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most Amusing song: THE NEXT DAY
(They can work with Satan while they dress like the saints
They know God exists for the Devil told them so)
most Beautiful song: WHERE ARE WE NOW? (Berlin)
most Sexy song: IF YOU CAN SEE ME (I can see you)
most Smart song: LOVE IS LOST
(Your house and even your eyes are new, but your fear is as old as the world)
most Strange song: SO SHE [Deluxe Bonus Track]
(first thought he sang "...ever been the Only One Who's Not Alone")
most growing Strong song: I'D RATHER BE HIGH (I'd Rather Be Dead Than...)
most Loving song: (Girl Like You Would Become The) BOSS OF ME
Overall Album
3 sound
5 melodies
4 accompaniment
6 rythms
4 singin' feeling
5 playin' dynamics
4 concept
6 variation
6 lyrics
2 titles
3 order of tracks
4 cover picture
7 historical importance
= 59
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
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22 March 2013
21 March 2013
Thirteen East Asian Movies Spiritually Thrilling
I'm no expert at all on films from outside of Europe. Anyway, alot among the few movies from Japan, Taiwan, South Korea a.s.o. I've seen - they really has given rich experience with their psychological mystique...
Here's the ones I've watched more than one time, and will never forget my impressions of some supergreat scenes in:
1
PAPRIKA
by Satoshi Kon
Japan 2006
2
A TALE OF TWO SISTERS
by Jee-woon Kim
South Korea 2003
3
SPIRITED AWAY
by Hayao Miyazaki
Japan 2001
4
R-POINT
by Su-chang Kong
South Korea 2004
5
CUT [a segment from THREE EXTREMES]
by Chan-wook Park
South Korea 2004
6
SEVEN SAMURAI
by Akira Kurosawa
Japan 1954
7
SHI GAN
[= TIME]
by Ki-duk Kim
South Korea 2006
8
RINGU + RINGU II
by Hideo Nakata
Japan 1998-99
9
CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST
by Jin-ho Hur
South Korea 1998
10
SANSHÔ DAYÛ
by Kenji Mizoguchi
Japan 1954
11
RESURRECTION OF THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL
by Sun-woo Jang
South Korea 2002
12
HIJOSHI ZUKAN [consists of six short film segments]
by Keisuke Toyoshima [DRAWFORTUNES!] and five more
Japan 2009
13
AUDITION
by Takashi Miike
Japan 1999
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20 March 2013
Hugo The Clockmaker Kid
SnowBlack Movie # 1304
HUGO
in a french milieu of the 1930's
but with mostly british actors
USA 2011
directed by Martin Scorsese
produced by Johnny Depp
based on book by Brian Selznick :
"The Invention of Hugo Cabret : a Novel in Words and Pictures"
Happy role: ISABELLE THE GIRL (Chloë Grace Moretz)
Grumpy role: STATION INSPECTOR (Sacha Baron Cohen)
Crazy role: MONSIEUR LABISSE THE BOOK KEEPER (Christopher Lee)
Shy role: RENÉ TABARD THE MOVIE AUTHOR (Michael Stuhlbarg)
Extreme role: MADAME EMILIE (Frances de la Tour) OR HER DOG
Exhausted role: GEORGES MÉLIÈS (Ben Kingsley)
Wise role: HUGO CABRET THE BOY (Asa Butterfield) AND HUGO'S DADDY (Jude Law)
Beautiful role: THE ROBOT WITH A CLOCK HEART
6 Characters
7 Scenery
6 Camerawork
4 Thrill
3 Conflict
3 Humour
2 Psychology
6 Philosophy
7 Fantasy
4 Composition
2 Music
7 Concept
= 57
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
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HUGO
in a french milieu of the 1930's
but with mostly british actors
USA 2011
directed by Martin Scorsese
produced by Johnny Depp
based on book by Brian Selznick :
"The Invention of Hugo Cabret : a Novel in Words and Pictures"
Happy role: ISABELLE THE GIRL (Chloë Grace Moretz)
Grumpy role: STATION INSPECTOR (Sacha Baron Cohen)
Crazy role: MONSIEUR LABISSE THE BOOK KEEPER (Christopher Lee)
Shy role: RENÉ TABARD THE MOVIE AUTHOR (Michael Stuhlbarg)
Extreme role: MADAME EMILIE (Frances de la Tour) OR HER DOG
Exhausted role: GEORGES MÉLIÈS (Ben Kingsley)
Wise role: HUGO CABRET THE BOY (Asa Butterfield) AND HUGO'S DADDY (Jude Law)
Beautiful role: THE ROBOT WITH A CLOCK HEART
6 Characters
7 Scenery
6 Camerawork
4 Thrill
3 Conflict
3 Humour
2 Psychology
6 Philosophy
7 Fantasy
4 Composition
2 Music
7 Concept
= 57
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
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18 March 2013
Bergman Movies with Maj-Britt from earliest 50's
Especially in the youthful looking-back scenes of "Summerplay", swedish actress Maj-Britt Nilsson reminds me extremely much of Harriet Andersson, like Bergman had shaped the same woman.
At the same time Maj-Britt makes this ballet dancer Marie so completely different from herself (portraying a gap of ten years) that I actually believed it was two different actresses.
(In Gunvall's "Sjösala spring" from -49 I have no memories of Maj-Britt acting so alike or unlike someone else. Maybe just because my attention went most to it's main character Evert Taube.)
TriangleDrama # 52
SUMMERPLAY / SUMMER INTERLUDE
[= SOMMARLEK]
by Ingmar Bergman
Sweden 1951
Happy role: MARIE AS YOUNGER (Maj-Britt Nilsson)
Grumpy role: NISSE, JANITOR AT OPERA (Douglas Håge)
Crazy role: AUNT CALWAAGEN "THE CHESS PLAYING GHOST" (Mimi Pollack)
Shy role: HENRIK, THE LOVER OF MARIE (Birger Malmsten)
Explosive role: MAJA, DRESSER AT OPERA (Julia Caesar)
Exhausted role: MARIE AS OLDER (Maj-Britt Nilsson)
Wise role: UNCLE ERLAND (Georg Funkquist)
Beautiful role: KAJ, ANOTHER BALLET DANCER (Annalisa Ericson)
7 Characters
6 Scenery
7 Camerawork
4 Thrill
5 Conflict
5 Humour
6 Psychology
3 Philosophy
5 Fantasy
7 Composition
4 Music
3 Concept
= 62
TO JOY
[= TILL GLÄDJE]
by Ingmar Bergman
Sweden 1950
Happy role: MARCEL (Birger Malmsten)
Grumpy role: STIG ERIKSSON (Stig Olin)
Crazy role: MICHAEL BRO (John Ekman)
Shy role: MARTA OLSSON (Maj-Britt Nilsson)
Explosive +/- Exhausted roles: STIG ERIKSSON (Stig Olin) & MARTA OLSSON (Maj-Britt Nilsson)
Wise role: DIRECTOR SÖNDERBY (Victor Sjöström)
Beautiful role: NELLY BRO (Margit Carlqvist)
6 Characters
4 Scenery
6 Camerawork
5 Thrill
7 Conflict
3 Humour
7 Psychology
5 Philosophy
2 Fantasy
6 Composition
5 Music
3 Concept
= 59
"SUCH THINGS DOES NOT HAPPEN HERE"
[= SÅNT HÄNDER INTE HÄR]
also known as HIGH TENSION
by Ingmar Bergman (or rather by others?)
Sweden 1950
as a kind of action science-fiction
maybe this is the least Bergman:ish Bergman movie(?)
through my earlier Role parameters:
most charming character : THE DOCTOR (Gösta Cederlund)
most crazy character : VERA (Signe Hasso)
most provoking character : ATKÄ NATAS = "SATAN" (Ulf Palme)
most honourable character : ALMKVIST (Alf Kjellin)
most mystic character : "THE SHADOW" (Rudolf Lipp)
4 Characters
4 Scenery
6 Camerawork
5 Thrill
3 Conflict
3 Humour
3 Psychology
2 Philosophy
6 Fantasy
4 Composition
4 Music
7 Concept
= 51
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
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17 March 2013
Bloody Tourists in Tokyo, on Tube, through Time with 10cc
This has become my favourite 10cc album, more and more for every new return. In public it seems to be held as their definitive setback and recession from masterful heights. But in fact I can't hear any big difference here (1978) from the tracks before, only that I like these even more (and that ain't because they have put in some Reggae as almost every other band did that year) .
Maybe the 10cc satiric humour has been stripped down a bit - in favour of grown love, fear and compassion. But the smart variation + beautiful harmonies of Stewart & Gouldman is still overwhelming.
It seems like AMG [allmusic] always lower their votes radically for later career follow-ups, just to make it clear which albums really are the kings or landmarks. Could be a fair and good motive, but a tragic thing is that much less people seems to have listened to Bloody Tourists (14 private voters) than The Original Soundtrack (93 private voters). And in the case of other bands the proportions of course can be far more twisted, what they are well-known for or not at all.
most Amusing song: SHOCK ON THE TUBE (Don't want love, just looking for handy men)
most Beautiful song: TOKYO (I love you)
most Sexy song: REDS IN MY BED
most Smart song: ANONYMOUS ALCOHOLIC
most Strange song: DREADLOCK HOLIDAY
most growing Strong song: OLD MISTER TIME
most Loving song: FOR YOU AND I
Overall Album
7 sound
6 melodies
6 accompaniment
3 rythms
5 singin' feeling
4 playin' dynamics
6 concept
7 variation
5 lyrics
4 titles
3 order of tracks
5 cover picture
6 historical importance
= 67
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
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15 March 2013
Japanese kind of Humanism
SnowBlack Movie # 1305
SANSHÔ DAYÛ
[SANSHO THE BALIFF]
about Japan in 11th-12th Century
by Kenji Mizoguchi
Japan 1954
based on story by Ogai Mori 1915
in it's turn based on traditional Oral tales
which is said to be more supernatural /spiritual
while this move shows purely sociological concerns betweeen humans
watched it second time with a very serious Commentary track
via Criterion collection
Happy roles: PAINTED WOMEN ON BROTHEL
Grumpy roles: ZUSHIÔ THE SON/BROTHER and NEW GOVERNOR
Crazy roles: SANSHÔ THE BRISTLE-BEARDED SLAVE MASTER and HIS SOLDIERS
Shy roles: SLAVE PEOPLE (as well as Tree Branshes)
Extreme roles: OLDEST WOMEN HELPING or not helping OUR MAIN ROLES TO GO AWAY
Exhausted roles: MOTHER TAMAKI /NAKAGIMI and FATHER TAIRA
Wise roles: MONKS AT TEMPLE and TORO THE SON OF SANSHO
Beautiful role: ANJU THE DAUGHTER /SISTER
4 Characters
7 Scenery
7 Camerawork
1 Thrill
5 Conflict
1 Humour
2 Psychology
6 Philosophy
2 Fantasy
7 Composition
3 Music
4 Concept
= 49
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
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SANSHÔ DAYÛ
[SANSHO THE BALIFF]
about Japan in 11th-12th Century
by Kenji Mizoguchi
Japan 1954
based on story by Ogai Mori 1915
in it's turn based on traditional Oral tales
which is said to be more supernatural /spiritual
while this move shows purely sociological concerns betweeen humans
watched it second time with a very serious Commentary track
via Criterion collection
Happy roles: PAINTED WOMEN ON BROTHEL
Grumpy roles: ZUSHIÔ THE SON/BROTHER and NEW GOVERNOR
Crazy roles: SANSHÔ THE BRISTLE-BEARDED SLAVE MASTER and HIS SOLDIERS
Shy roles: SLAVE PEOPLE (as well as Tree Branshes)
Extreme roles: OLDEST WOMEN HELPING or not helping OUR MAIN ROLES TO GO AWAY
Exhausted roles: MOTHER TAMAKI /NAKAGIMI and FATHER TAIRA
Wise roles: MONKS AT TEMPLE and TORO THE SON OF SANSHO
Beautiful role: ANJU THE DAUGHTER /SISTER
4 Characters
7 Scenery
7 Camerawork
1 Thrill
5 Conflict
1 Humour
2 Psychology
6 Philosophy
2 Fantasy
7 Composition
3 Music
4 Concept
= 49
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
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14 March 2013
The Raven that Refused to Sing and other stories with Steven Wilson
progressive rock released two weeks ago
made in a classical 70's way
an unusual skill today
so I will surely discover more of Steven Wilson...
Similar artists : Genesis, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Yes, Alan Parsons' Project, even Art Garfunkel
most growing Strong song: THE WATCHMAKER
most Strange song: THE PIN DROP
most Smart song: LUMINOL
most Sexy song: THE HOLY DRINKER
most Beautiful song: DRIVE HOME
most Loving song: THE RAVEN THAT REFUSED TO SING
Overall Album
7 sound
5 melodies
7 accompaniment
3 rythms
5 singin' feeling
6 playin' dynamics
4 concept
6 variation
5 lyrics
3 titles
5 order of tracks
2 cover picture
7 historical importance
= 65
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
All Music Looks Back as well as forward
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13 March 2013
13 music pieces I've listened to most 2013
the 1:st snake
during latest month of February 10th to Mars 11th
like 13 times
LIFE IS FANTASTIC
with Army of Lovers
by Bard, De la Cour, Wollbeck
from Glory Glamour and Gold 1994
like 12 times
IF I TRY
with Secret Service
by Tim Norell and Björn Håkanson
from Cutting Corners 1982
like 11 times
SO THIS IS GOODBYE
with Stina Nordenstam
by Stina Nordenstam
from And She Closed Her Eyes 1994
Stina in Aquarium
They've only cut the last, returning part, with the last goodbye
like 10 times
END OF INNOCENCE
with Nils Erikson
by Nielsen
from On The Verge 2007
like 9 times
KEEP ON LYING
with Tame Impala
by Kevin Parker
from Lonerism 2012
like 8 times
THE OPPOSITE OF AFTERNOON
with Unknown Mortal Orchestra
by Ruban Nielson
from "part II" 2013
like 7 times
THE WATCHMAKER
with Steven Wilson
by Steven Wilson
from The Raven That Refused To Sing and Other Stories 2013
like 6 times
THE HEART'S FILTHY LESSON
with David Bowie
by Bowie, Brian Eno and others
from Outside 1995
like 5 times
SAY YES!
with Di Leva
by Di Leva
from Love is The Heart 1995
like 4 times
I FEEL MUCH BETTER
with Small Faces
by Lane, McLagan, Marriott
bonus track from Small Faces 1968
like 3 times
VERY LARGE GREEN TRIANGLES
with Matmos
by Martin Schmidt and Drew Daniel
from The Marriage of True Minds 2013
like 2 times (though heard it alot before)
THE TURN OF A FRIENDLY CARD : NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE
with The Alan Parsons' Project
by Alan Parsons, Eric Woolfson
from The Turn of A Friendly Card 1980
like 1 time (though heard it alot before)
END OF THE LINE
with Roxy Music
by Bryan Ferry
from Siren 1975
just one song for each artist alowed on this list
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during latest month of February 10th to Mars 11th
like 13 times
LIFE IS FANTASTIC
with Army of Lovers
by Bard, De la Cour, Wollbeck
from Glory Glamour and Gold 1994
like 12 times
IF I TRY
with Secret Service
by Tim Norell and Björn Håkanson
from Cutting Corners 1982
like 11 times
SO THIS IS GOODBYE
with Stina Nordenstam
by Stina Nordenstam
from And She Closed Her Eyes 1994
Stina in Aquarium
They've only cut the last, returning part, with the last goodbye
like 10 times
END OF INNOCENCE
with Nils Erikson
by Nielsen
from On The Verge 2007
like 9 times
KEEP ON LYING
with Tame Impala
by Kevin Parker
from Lonerism 2012
like 8 times
THE OPPOSITE OF AFTERNOON
with Unknown Mortal Orchestra
by Ruban Nielson
from "part II" 2013
like 7 times
THE WATCHMAKER
with Steven Wilson
by Steven Wilson
from The Raven That Refused To Sing and Other Stories 2013
like 6 times
THE HEART'S FILTHY LESSON
with David Bowie
by Bowie, Brian Eno and others
from Outside 1995
like 5 times
SAY YES!
with Di Leva
by Di Leva
from Love is The Heart 1995
like 4 times
I FEEL MUCH BETTER
with Small Faces
by Lane, McLagan, Marriott
bonus track from Small Faces 1968
like 3 times
VERY LARGE GREEN TRIANGLES
with Matmos
by Martin Schmidt and Drew Daniel
from The Marriage of True Minds 2013
like 2 times (though heard it alot before)
THE TURN OF A FRIENDLY CARD : NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE
with The Alan Parsons' Project
by Alan Parsons, Eric Woolfson
from The Turn of A Friendly Card 1980
like 1 time (though heard it alot before)
END OF THE LINE
with Roxy Music
by Bryan Ferry
from Siren 1975
just one song for each artist alowed on this list
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11 March 2013
Dai Dai Shogi : Reverse Chariot by Blind Monkey
like haiku
first impressions (in my fantasy) of these many many archetypical pieces
Reverse Chariot 1
Why are you gone, where??
no wood shades, moon train, just by
sunrocky people
Blind Monkey
Bigger than the nut
you bang you crush your own shell
rubbing dizzy sun
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first impressions (in my fantasy) of these many many archetypical pieces
Reverse Chariot 1
Why are you gone, where??
no wood shades, moon train, just by
sunrocky people
Blind Monkey
Bigger than the nut
you bang you crush your own shell
rubbing dizzy sun
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09 March 2013
Real Fiction Animation no 2
Each month I pick one little animation
which except being extremely well made
shall make me reflect about our world.
KEEN YELLOW PLANET
This time I found it was a video to one lovely song by Stina.
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07 March 2013
if The GLEE Characters Would Star in Other Shows
these are where I would put each character
not just as guest star
rather to be a potentially great part of the whole series
(I've soon seen three seasons of Glee)
Will Schuester in The Muppet Show
Mercedes Jones in Fame
Quinn Fabray in Grey's Anatomy
Brittany Pierce in Girls
Blaine Anderson in Mad Men
Shelby Corcoran in Mentalist
Noah "Puck" Puckerman in The Wire
Sugar Motta in Big Brother
Dave Karofsky in OZ
Sue Sylvester in Dallas (the old one)
April Rhodes in The Partridge Family
Rachel Berry in Little House on The Prairie
Finn Hudson in Homeland
Kurt Hummel in Battlestar Galactica
Emma Pillsbury in House
Terri Schuester in V
Burt Hummel in Invasion
Sam Evans in Entourage
Santana Lopez in Game of Thrones
Roz Washington in Heroes
Shannon Beiste in M*A*S*H
Lauren Zizes in Planet Earth (BBC)
Principal Figgins in Numb3rs
Becky Jackson in Alf
Jacob Ben Israel in 30 Rock
Sebastian Smythe in Las Vegas
Rod Remington in Late Show with Letterman
Sandy Ryerson in Modern Family
Tina Cohen-Chang in Chobits
Artie Abrams in Work of Art
Holly Holliday in Life on Mars /Ashes to Ashes
I choose among series I've seen at least three episodes of, but most of them one season or more
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not just as guest star
rather to be a potentially great part of the whole series
(I've soon seen three seasons of Glee)
Will Schuester in The Muppet Show
Mercedes Jones in Fame
Quinn Fabray in Grey's Anatomy
Brittany Pierce in Girls
Blaine Anderson in Mad Men
Shelby Corcoran in Mentalist
Noah "Puck" Puckerman in The Wire
Sugar Motta in Big Brother
Dave Karofsky in OZ
Sue Sylvester in Dallas (the old one)
April Rhodes in The Partridge Family
Rachel Berry in Little House on The Prairie
Finn Hudson in Homeland
Kurt Hummel in Battlestar Galactica
Emma Pillsbury in House
Terri Schuester in V
Burt Hummel in Invasion
Sam Evans in Entourage
Santana Lopez in Game of Thrones
Roz Washington in Heroes
Shannon Beiste in M*A*S*H
Lauren Zizes in Planet Earth (BBC)
Principal Figgins in Numb3rs
Becky Jackson in Alf
Jacob Ben Israel in 30 Rock
Sebastian Smythe in Las Vegas
Rod Remington in Late Show with Letterman
Sandy Ryerson in Modern Family
Tina Cohen-Chang in Chobits
Artie Abrams in Work of Art
Holly Holliday in Life on Mars /Ashes to Ashes
I choose among series I've seen at least three episodes of, but most of them one season or more
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05 March 2013
And She Closed Her Eyes with Stina Nordenstam
The 1994 masterpiece by Sweden's maybe most mysterious music maker, Stina who's also an especially strange singer.
Sometimes the production sounds almost like White Album or Abbey Road, even though her songs are far more meditative. She can also sound extremely shy and/or introspective, but I wonder whether that's just an illusion?
most Amusing song: VIEWED FROM THE SPIRE
most Beautiful song: FIREWORKS
most Sexy song: WHEN DEBBIE'S BACK FROM TEXAS
most Smart song: SO THIS IS GOODBYE (Remember your eyes around me??)
most Strange song: MURDER IN MAIRYLAND PARK
most growing Strong song: I SEE YOU AGAIN (window of a train)
most Loving song: PROPOSAL
Overall Album
7 sound
5 melodies
7 accompaniment
6 rythms
4 singin' feeling
5 playin' dynamics
7 concept
4 variation
4 lyrics
3 titles
4 order of tracks
6 cover picture
7 historical importance
= 69
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
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Sometimes the production sounds almost like White Album or Abbey Road, even though her songs are far more meditative. She can also sound extremely shy and/or introspective, but I wonder whether that's just an illusion?
most Amusing song: VIEWED FROM THE SPIRE
most Beautiful song: FIREWORKS
most Sexy song: WHEN DEBBIE'S BACK FROM TEXAS
most Smart song: SO THIS IS GOODBYE (Remember your eyes around me??)
most Strange song: MURDER IN MAIRYLAND PARK
most growing Strong song: I SEE YOU AGAIN (window of a train)
most Loving song: PROPOSAL
Overall Album
7 sound
5 melodies
7 accompaniment
6 rythms
4 singin' feeling
5 playin' dynamics
7 concept
4 variation
4 lyrics
3 titles
4 order of tracks
6 cover picture
7 historical importance
= 69
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
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04 March 2013
Swedish Prime Minister PALME in Retrospective
SnowBlack Movie # 1302
PALME
Sweden 2012
Retro-Documentary by Maud Nycander and Kristina Lindström (music by Benny Andersson). Very much here is archive material, also since some of the main characters aren't alive anymore.
Extreme role: OLOF PALME (Olof Palme)
Exhausted role: MATTIAS PALME (Mattias Palme)
Wise role: HARRY SCHEIN (Harry Schein)
Happy role: TAGE ERLANDER (Tage Erlander)
Grumpy role: CARL BILDT (Carl Bildt)
Crazy role: INGMAR BERGMAN (Ingmar Bergman)
Shy role: LENNART GEIJER (Lennart Geijer)
Beautiful role: DAVID FROST (David Frost) or rather the clip of girls from his 60's show
5 Characters
4 Scenery
2 Camerawork
5 Thrill
6 Conflict
2 Humour
7 Psychology
6 Philosophy
2 Fantasy
4 Composition
6 Music
3 Concept
= 52
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
Overall I got more positive impressions of Palme as a person than I imagined now. His curious joy and serious sharpness goes exceptionally intriguing together. Also realise he was more "close friend" with Bergman and other cultural icons than I've thought of, at least at an early stage.
most interesting quote (in swedish):
"Kanske är det just detta att han inom sig kände att han var i någon mån ändå en maktmänniska. Han tyckte sig s.a.s. ogilla maktmänniskor i princip. Men om man känner på sig att man har nånting som man egentligen i princip ogillar väldigt mycket, då ligger det väldigt nära tillhands att man lurar sig själv. Olof tyckte om att lägga sig i saker och ting som egentligen en stadsminister inte gör. Det gör man för att man tycker det är roligt att bestämma."
/companion Harry Schein
wWw
PALME
Sweden 2012
Retro-Documentary by Maud Nycander and Kristina Lindström (music by Benny Andersson). Very much here is archive material, also since some of the main characters aren't alive anymore.
Extreme role: OLOF PALME (Olof Palme)
Exhausted role: MATTIAS PALME (Mattias Palme)
Wise role: HARRY SCHEIN (Harry Schein)
Happy role: TAGE ERLANDER (Tage Erlander)
Grumpy role: CARL BILDT (Carl Bildt)
Crazy role: INGMAR BERGMAN (Ingmar Bergman)
Shy role: LENNART GEIJER (Lennart Geijer)
Beautiful role: DAVID FROST (David Frost) or rather the clip of girls from his 60's show
5 Characters
4 Scenery
2 Camerawork
5 Thrill
6 Conflict
2 Humour
7 Psychology
6 Philosophy
2 Fantasy
4 Composition
6 Music
3 Concept
= 52
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
Overall I got more positive impressions of Palme as a person than I imagined now. His curious joy and serious sharpness goes exceptionally intriguing together. Also realise he was more "close friend" with Bergman and other cultural icons than I've thought of, at least at an early stage.
most interesting quote (in swedish):
"Kanske är det just detta att han inom sig kände att han var i någon mån ändå en maktmänniska. Han tyckte sig s.a.s. ogilla maktmänniskor i princip. Men om man känner på sig att man har nånting som man egentligen i princip ogillar väldigt mycket, då ligger det väldigt nära tillhands att man lurar sig själv. Olof tyckte om att lägga sig i saker och ting som egentligen en stadsminister inte gör. Det gör man för att man tycker det är roligt att bestämma."
/companion Harry Schein
wWw
03 March 2013
Report to Heaven
in swedish RAPPORT TILL HIMLEN
by Ulf Malmros
Sweden 1994
my very favourite tv-movie /short-series of all time
now seen for the seventh time or more
first discovered in 1994 as I began to believe in out-of-body experiences and spiritual sides of reality
SnowBlack "Movie" # 1301
Beautiful role: ANNA THE DEAD GIRL (Lina Englund) who becomes friend with the living boy
Happy role: SONJA THE ICE-CREAM BAR QUEEN (Vanna Rosenberg)
Grumpy role: MR SPLENDID THE BINGO ENTERTAINER (Gert Fylking)
Crazy role: ALLAN THE NON-CONVENTIONAL PRIEST (Kjell Bergqvist)
Shy role: CLARA ANOTHER DEAD GIRL (Liv Alsterlund)
Surprising role: GARY "THE NEW POLICE" (Stellan Skarsgård)
Ordinary role: VICTOR THE BOY (Johan Widerberg) who personally gets to know the ghosts
Wise role: NIKLAS THE LEADER OF THE DEAD (Kalle Westerdahl)
6 Characters
6 Scenery
7 Camerawork
5 Thrill
3 Conflict
6 Humour
3 Psychology
5 Philosophy
7 Fantasy
5 Composition
7 Music
7 Concept
= 67
I now give 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 12 = 84 never exist(?)
wWw
01 March 2013
Sirius Us
Astro-Limerick 31
This siren from seas close to Sirius B
insisted to take us so seriously
As only Adam played by lake
she made deep research on his snake
gave birth to some million delirious we
wWw
This siren from seas close to Sirius B
insisted to take us so seriously
As only Adam played by lake
she made deep research on his snake
gave birth to some million delirious we
wWw
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