ELVIS Songs still give most Strong Feelings

The higher these tracks come, the longer time in my life I've found them most incredibly intense.

[Composers and year of Presley Recording of course are mentioned]

I'm also imagining which of Disney's Seven Dwarfs may rule the emotional state of each track, or SnowWhite herself for the most loveable beauties.


1

SWEET CAROLINE

[Neil Diamond -70]
SnowWhite


2

I'VE LOST YOU (can't reach you anymore)

[Howard /Blaikley -70]
Sneezy


3

DON'T CRY DADDY!

[Scott Davis -69]
Sleepy


4

(YOU'RE SO SQUARE) BABY, I DON'T CARE

[Leiber & Stoller -57]
Dopey


5

(MARIE'S THE NAME OF) HIS LATEST FLAME

[Shuman /Pomus -61]
Bashful


6

THE NEXT STEP IS LOVE

[Evans /Parnes -70]
Dopey


7

THE WONDER OF YOU

[Baker Knight -70]
Doc


8

WEAR MY RING AROUND YOUR NECK

[Carroll /Moody -58]
Happy


9

SUCH A NIGHT

[Lincoln Chase -60]
Happy


10

KENTUCKY RAIN

[Rabbitt /Heard -70]
Sneezy


11

MY BABY LEFT ME

[Arthur Crudup -56]
Grumpy


12

UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO

[Buffy Sainte-Marie -71]
Sleepy


13

(YOU'RE THE) DEVIL IN DISGUISE

[Giant /Baum /Kaye -63]
Bashful


14

(NOW AND THEN THERE'S) A FOOL SUCH AS I

[Bill Trader -58]
Bashful


15

SHE'S NOT YOU

[Leiber & Stoller /Pomus -62]
SnowWhite


16

KISSIN' COUSINS

[Wise /Starr -63]
Dopey


17

THE GIRL OF MY BEST FRIEND

[Bobrick /Ross -60]
Bashful


18

ANY WAY YOU WANT ME (THAT'S HOW I WILL BE)

[Aaron Schroeder /Cliff Owens -56]
Doc


19

HARD HEADED WOMAN

[Claude DeMetrius -58]
Sneezy


20

LOVING YOU

[Leiber /Stoller -57]
SnowWhite


21

ONE-SIDED LOVE AFFAIR

[Bill Campbell -56]
Happy


22

RETURN TO SENDER

[Blackwell /Scott -62]
Dopey


23

SOLDIER BOY

[David Jones /Theodore Williams -60]
Sleepy


24

STUCK ON YOU

[McFarland /Schroeder -60]
Doc


25

SOLITAIRE

[Sedaka /Cody -76]
Sleepy


26

GENTLE ON MY MIND

[John Hatford -67]
Bashful


27

(THE ROSES GROW) WILD IN THE COUNTRY

[Weiss /Creatore /Peretti -60]
SnowWhite


28

IN THE GHETTO

[Mac Davis -69]
Grumpy


29

I GOT A WOMAN

[Ray Charles -56]
Happy


30

TUTTI FRUTTI

[La Bostrie /Little Richard -56]
Sneezy


31

LONG LEGGED GIRL (WITH THE SHORT DRESS ON)

[McFarland /Scott -66]
Dopey


32

I GOTTA KNOW (Got my mind on lipstick)

[Evans /Williams -60]
Bashful


33

ANYTHING THAT'S PART OF YOU

[Don Robertson -61]
SnowWhite


34

U.S. MALE
[[which I thought was U.S. MAIL ;-)]]

[Jerry Hubbard -68]
Grumpy


35

MILKCOW BLUES BOOGIE

[Kokomo Arnold -54]
Dopey


36

I GOT STUNG

[Hill /Schroeder -58]
Sneezy


37

IT'S IMPOSSIBLE

[Wayne /Manzanero -73]
SnowWhite


38

LOVE SONG OF THE YEAR

[Chris Christian -75]
SnowWhite


39

I'M LEAVING

[Charles /Jarrett -71]
Sleepy


40

FROM A JACK TO A KING

[Ned Miller -69]
Doc





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ARTHUR CHRISTMAS

with it's super modern Santa's Factory,
old sleigh awakening, generations of creatures
portraying different kinds of Love Motivation


by Sarah Smith and more
UK /USA 2011

Best Christmas Animated Movie I've ever seen!?!
now second time

a splendid scene:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LutTTa8aKEo




most Peculiar Role : BRYONY a Helping Elf from Giftwrap Battalion

most Adorable Role : GWEN HINES The Missed Present Receiver

most Frustrating Role : GRANDSANTA (still going strong?)

most Elegant Role : STEVEN CLAUS The Elder Brother with sharp mobile Ho-Ho control




I give stars from 1 to 7

6 Characters
7 Scenery
5 Camerawork

6 Thrill
5 Conflict
5 Humour

4 Psychology
5 Philosophy
6 Fantasy

5 Composition
3 Music
7 Concept

7 Total Experience During
6 Expectation Before
6 After Reflection


83 /15

= 5.53



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The Magic Whip could be Best Album of this year

mighty well, as Amazon list suggests. BLUR is far from my acquaintance, never heard an album until now two decades after their heyday. Anyway this Magic Whip really turns out to be a masterpiece of creative balance :

very varied without being confusing + serious wihout being boring = hard to match?! So far just Wreckless Eric's AmERICa (a more entertaining comeback) meets same amount of interest in me.

Blur here Reminds me most of : Morrissey, Bowie, Elbow, Arcade Fire



most Soulful song: PYONGYANG (Seven Rockets)

most Imaginative song: THOUGHT I WAS A SPACEMAN

most Amusing song: I BROADCAST

most Beautiful song: NEW WORLD TOWERS

most Strong song: LONESOME STREET

most Sexy song: MY TERRACOTTA HEART

most Grounded song: THERE ARE TOO MANY OF US



Whole Album

(5) compositions

(6) instrumentations

(5) singin' /playin' feelin'

(5) lyrics (incl titles)

(7) variation

(5) synchronization

(1) cover /concept

(4) historical importance

= 38


I now give 1-7 for each cathegory
where 3 is good and total possible 8 x 7 = 56 never exist(?)


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Moody Blue From Elvis Presley Boulevard

presented as Moody Blue + Bonus tracks

Together these last sessions maybe makes an album with enough good material to feel like a more worthy end?!?!

Well, Elvis was a singles artist, som the album question becomes a parenthesis. Anyway I treat the two as one now.

second record review since I turned 40



most Soulful song: (He's playing) SOLITAIRE
[Coody, Sedaka]

most Imaginative song: (ready in the harbour) THE LAST FAREWELL
[Webster, Whittaker]

most Amusing song: MOODY BLUE
[Mark James]

most Beautiful song: IT'S EASY FOR YOU
[Lloyd Webber, Rice]

most Strong song: NEVER AGAIN (ever love anyone as much)
[Chestnut, Neville, Williams, Wheeler]

most Sexy song: WAY DOWN
[Layng Martine]

most Grounded song: (from glen to glen) DANNY BOY
[Frederick Edward Weatherly]



Whole Album

(6) compositions

(5) instrumentations

(6) singin' /playin' feelin'

(5) lyrics (incl titles)

(5) variation

(1) synchronization

(3) cover /concept

(4) historical importance

= 35


I now give 1-7 for each cathegory
where 3 is good and total possible 8 x 7 = 56 never exist(?)




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Alone in an ELO

first record review since I turned 40



ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE

latest album from Lynne
calling his ship Jeff Lynne's ELO here

without Roy Wood or others who could've brought more life
to these good old vibrations....


Already listened seven rounds
and each piece grows a bit
but some boredom remains;

Jeff seems unable or unwilling to get really creative anymore
so I still find classic Electric Light Orchestra things
or his solo Armchair Theatre to be far more interesting



most Soulful song: THE SUN WILL SHINE ON YOU

most Imaginative song: WHEN I WAS A BOY (I Had a Dream)

most Amusing song: AIN'T IT A DRAG

most Beautiful song: ALL MY LIFE

most Strong song: I'M LEAVING YOU

most Sexy song: DIRTY TO THE BONE

most Grounded song: BLUE [Bonus]



....if I'd been the producer, I would've excluded :
Love And Rain and When The Night Comes
to include the both bonus numbers instead,
then ask for a long instrumental outro to the title track


Except for Beatles of course, this sounds in my ears most similar to : 10 cc, Roy Orbison, David Bowie, Dave Stewart, Sam Cooke, Alan Parsons' Project


Whole Album

(5) compositions

(6) instrumentations

(3) playin' feelin'

(2) lyrics (incl titles)

(5) variation

(3) synchronization

(6) cover /concept

(4) historical importance

= 34


I now give 1-7 for each cathegory
where 3 is good and total possible 8 x 7 = 56 never exist(?)




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Recently Listening to : from a King to a Box

my Eighth Music Chakra Tower of 2015

15 Pieces Climbing Longer and Closer to my Heart

while turning 40 years old





Crown chakra


1

A WHITER SHADE OF PALE

["I was feeling kinda seasick
....as the ceiling flew away"]

with The Gary Brooker Ensemble + Church Choir
written by Gary Brooker

from Within Our House 1996


2

EVERYTHING YOU KNOW MELTS AWAY LIKE SNOW

with Daniel Norgren
written by Daniel Norgren

from Alabursy 2015





Brow /third EYE chakra


3

WOT GORILLA?
+ ALL IN A MOUSE'S NIGHT

with Genesis
written by Phil Collins and Tony Banks

from Wind and Wuthering 1976


4

A SOAPBOX OPERA

with Supertramp
written by Roger Hodgson & Rick Davis

from Crisis? What Crisis? 1975





Throat chakra


5

PROKOFIEV'S VIOLIN CONCERTO no 2

with Kyung Wha Chung 1977
written by Sergei Prokofiev 1935


6

[...hands on the clock keep ticking...] THE SONG

with Trey Anastasio
written by Trey Anastasio

from Paper Wheels 2015





Heart chakra


7

THE WONDER OF YOU

with Elvis Presley
written by Baker Knight

from On Stage 1970


8

THE DANGLING CONVERSATION
["...and you read your Emily Dickinson..."]

with Simon & Garfunkel
written by Paul Simon

from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme 1966





Solar Plexus chakra


9

BACK IN THE U.S.S.R.

with The Overtures
written by Paul McCartney

from Beatle Day (filled with covers) in Gothenburg 2015


10

JAG ÄR EN IDIOT
[en kugghjulspojke]

with Imperiet
written by Joakim Thåström

from Tiggarens Tal 1988





Sex chakra /Sacred chakra


11

FROM A JACK TO A KING
[I played an Ace and I won a Queen]

with Elvis Presley
written by Ned Miller

from Back in Memphis 1970


12

DIRTY TO THE BONE

with Jeff Lynne's ELO
written by Jeff Lynne

from Alone in The Universe 2015





Root chakra


13

JUPITER
[femhundra mil från allting]

with Staffan Hellstrand
written by Staffan Hellstrand

from Motljus 2006


14

SKATING ON THIN ICE
[SHAKING THE WRONG DICE]

with Procol Harum
written by Gary Brooker

from Something Magic 1977










Above And Below Everyone


15

LUX AETERNA
for 16-voice a cappella mixed chorus

with Chor des Norddeutschen Rundfunks Hamburg
written by György Ligeti 1966










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PROCOL HARUM Pieces I Hold Most Precious

from the splendid band's early period 1967-77



1. Pilgrims Progress

2. Toujours l'Amour

3. She Wandered Through The Garden Fence

4. Quite Rightly So

5. Fires (which Burnt Brightly)


6. As Strong as Samson

7. Wreck of The Hesperus

8. Dead Man's Dream

9. A Whiter Shade of Pale


10. New Lamps for Old

11. All This And More (bright light of your star confronts me)

12. Strangers in Space

13. Luskus Delph


14. Pandora's Box

15. T.V. Ceasar (in every house)

16. Good Captain Clack

17. A Salty Dog

18. Piggy Pig Pig


19. Beyond The Pale

20. Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone)

21. Something Magic

22. Salad Days (Are Here Again)

23. Fresh Fruit


24. Still There'll Be More

25. Mabel (kitchen table)

26. Shine On Brightly

27. The Thin End of The Wedge


28. Eight Days a Week
[Beatles cover]






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my Recent Stout Rounds

Russian snow in Japanese version

movie seen now


THE IDIOT
[HAKUCHI]

directed by Akira Kurosawa
made in Japan 1951

written by Fjodor Dostojevskij, who today would've turn 194 years old if he'd been alive



most Peculiar Role : TAEKO NASU (Setsuko Hara)

most Adorable Role : KAMEDA "THE IDIOT" (Masayuki Mori)

most Frustrating Role : AYAKO'S MOTHER (Chieko Higashiyama)



I give stars from 1 to 7

6 Characters
6 Scenery
4 Camerawork

4 Thrill
5 Conflict
1 Humour

5 Psychology
5 Philosophy
3 Fantasy

4 Composition
7 Music
6 Concept

6 Total Experience During
3 Expectation Before
5 After Reflection


70 /15

= 4.67



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The Road Warrior : Mad Max 2

movie seen now (on bluray)
strangely enough my first time


made in Australia 1981
directed by George Miller


Since this second part seems more focused on action, less on emotions, actually I liked the first Mad Max better, in contrast to most people's preference. Both though build extremely elegant visions of a grotesquely dirty world.



most Peculiar Role : THE FERAL KID (Emil Minty)

most Adorable Role : THE GYRO CAPTAIN (Bruce Spence)

most Frustrating Role : THE HUMUNGUS (Kjell Nilsson)



I give stars from 1 to 7

6 Characters
7 Scenery
6 Camerawork

5 Thrill
4 Conflict
3 Humour

2 Psychology
1 Philosophy
4 Fantasy

3 Composition
2 Music
5 Concept

4 Total Experience During
6 Expectation Before
4 After Reflection


62 /15

= 4.13




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Carrie carries somebody's guilt

movie seen now (on bluray)
strangely enough my first time


directed by Brian De Palma
made in USA 1976
written by Stephen King 1974



most Peculiar Role : CARRIE (Sissy Spacek)

most Adorable Role : TOMMY ROSS (William Katt)

most Frustrating Role : MARGARET WHITE (Piper Laurie)



I give stars from 1 to 7

4 Characters
5 Scenery
7 Camerawork

6 Thrill
5 Conflict
2 Humour

4 Psychology
2 Philosophy
6 Fantasy

5 Composition
6 Music
3 Concept

6 Total Experience During
5 Expectation Before
5 After Reflection


71 /15

= 4.73





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99 Composers : from Antonio via Tony to Antonín

personal top list of those composers who'd filled my heart and brain with most fantastic music



1
ANTONIO VIVALDI

born 1678 in Venice
died 1741 in Vienna


2
PAUL McCARTNEY

born 1942 in Liverpool


3
TONY BANKS
[of Genesis]

born 1950 in East Sussex


4
GORDON LIGHTFOOT

born 1938 in Orilla, Ontario (Canada)


5
SERGEI PROKOFIEV

born 1891 in Sontsovka (eastern Ukraine)
(lived a while in USA)
died 1953 in Moscow


6
BURT BACHARACH

born 1928 in Kansas City


7
JON ANDERSON
[of Yes]

born 1944 in Accrington (Lancashire)


8
BENNY ANDERSSON
[inclusive Björn Ulvaeus]

born 1946 in Stockholm
[born 1945 in Gothenburg]


9
CAT STEVENS

born 1948 in London
[by swedish + greek parent]
"died" 1978


10
JEAN SIBELIUS

born 1865 in Tavastehus (Finland)
died 1957 in Träskända


11
ALICE TEGNÉR

born 1864 in Karlshamn (Sweden)
died 1943 in Djursholm


12
MIKE OLDFIELD

born 1953 in Berkshire


13
PETER HAMMILL
[of Van Der Graaf Generator]

born 1948 in Ealing


14
ROGER HODGSON
[inclusive Rick Davies = Supertramp]

born 1950 in Portsmouth (Hampshire)


15
MAURICE RAVEL

born 1875 in Pyrénées-Atlantiques
died 1937 in Paris


16
EVERT TAUBE

born 1890 on Styrsö
died 1976 in Stockholm


17
ELTON JOHN
[REGINALD KENNETH DWIGHT]

born 1947 in Pinner, Middlesex


18
TONY MACAULAY

born 1944 in Fulham (London)


19
NICK LOWE

born 1949 in Surrey


20
NEIL DIAMOND

born 1941 in Brooklyn


21
PETER LeMARC

born 1958 in Trollhättan


22
ANTON BRUCKNER

born 1824 in Ansfelden (Linz)
died 1896 in Vienna


23
DAVID BOWIE

born 1947 in Brixton


24
KATE BUSH

born 1958 in Kent


25
JEAN-MICHEL JARRE

born 1948 in Lyon


26
OLIVIER MESSIAEN

born 1908 in Avignon (France)
died 1992 in Clichy


27
ROBERT SCHUMANN

born 1810 in Zwickau (Germany)
died 1856 in Endenich


28
SCOTT JOPLIN

born 1867 in Texas
died 1917 in New York


29
BILLY JOEL

born 1949 in Bronx


30
BRIAN HOLLAND
[with his brother Eddie and Dozier]

born 1941 in Detroit


31
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM
[of Fleetwood Mac]

born 1949 in California


32
EDVARD GRIEG

born 1843 in Bergen (Norway)
died 1907 in Bergen


33
DARIO BALDAN BEMBO

born 1948 in Milano


34
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER

born 1948 in South Kensington


35
BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE

born 1941 in Saskatchewan
[i indian tribe Cree,
adopted to Massachusetts]


36
MICHEL LEGRAND

born 1932 in Paris


37
GUSTAV MAHLER

born 1860 in Böhmen
died 1911 in Vienna


38
JEFF LYNNE

born 1947 in Birmingham


39
JOHN LENNON

born 1940 in Liverpool
died 1980 in New York


40
DONOVAN

born 1946 in Glasgow


41
TED GÄRDESTAD

born 1956 in Sollentuna (near Stockholm)
died 1997 in Sollentuna


42
PAUL ANKA

born 1941 in Ottawa


43
ENNIO MORRICONE

born 1928 in Rome


44
LEONARD COHEN

born 1934 in Montréal


45
FRANCOISE HARDY

born 1944 in Paris


46
CORNELIS VREESWIJK

born 1937 in IJmuiden (Netherlands)
died 1987 in Stockholm


47
ELVIS COSTELLO
[DECLAN PATRICK MacMANUS]

born 1954 in Paddington


48
HENRY MANCINI

born 1924 in Ohio
died 1994 in Beverly Hills


49
FATS WALLER

born 1904 in New York
died 1943 in Kansas City


50
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

born 1685 in Eisenach
died 1750 in Leipzig


51
KEN HENSLEY
[of Uriah Heep]

born 1945 in Hertfordshire


52
ERIC WOOLFSON
[of Alan Parsons' Project]

born 1945 in Glasgow
died 2009 in London


53
PAUL SIMON
[with Art Garfunkel]

born 1941 in New Jersey


54
PYOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY

born 1840 in Votkinsk
died 1893 in S:t Petersburg


55
CAROL KING

born 1942 in Brooklyn


56
NEIL SEDAKA

born 1939 in Brooklyn


57
CHALES AZNAVOUR

born 1924 in Paris


58
ROY ORBISON

born 1936 in Texas
died 1988 in Tennessee


59
ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM

born 1927 in Rio de Janeiro
died 1994 in New York


60
NEIL TENNANT
[half of Pet Shop Boys]

born 1954 in Tyne and Wear


61
HENRY PURCELL

born 1659 in Westminister
died 1695 in Westminister


62
SONNY BONO

born 1935 in Detroit
died 1998 in California


63
RANDY NEWMAN

born 1943 in Los Angeles (soon New Orleans)


64
ROB HUBBARD
[to Computer Games]

born 1955 in Kingston upon Hull


65
RON MAEL
[half of Sparks]

born 1945 in California


66
PETE TOWNSHEND

born 1945 in Chiswick


67
STEVE WINWOOD
[with JIM CAPALDI]

born 1948 in Birmingham
[born 1944 in Evesham]


68
THOMAS Di LEVA

born 1963 in Gävle


69
STINA NORDENSTAM

born 1969 in Stockholm


70
CLAUDE DEBUSSY

born 1862 in Saint-Germain-en-Laye
died 1918 in Paris


71
GARY BROOKER
[of Procol Harum]

born 1945 in London


72
GREG LAKE

born 1947 in Dorset


73
IGOR STRAVINSKIJ

born 1882 near S:t Petersburg
died 1971 in New York


74
FREDRIK HAGSTEDT

born 1975 in Gothenburg


75
LOUIS PRIMA

[of sicilian heritage]
born 1911 in New Orleans
died 1978 (coma 1975) in New Orleans


76
BJÖRN ISFÄLT
[swedish film scores]

born 1942 in Linköping
died 1997 in Old Enskede


77
GERT LENGSTRAND

born 1942 in Kungälv(?)


78
MIKE STOLLER
[with Jerry Leiber]

born 1933 on Long Island


79
MICK RONSON

born 1946 in Yorkshire
died 1993 in London


80
BRIAN ENO

born 1948 in Suffolk


81
BJÖRK (GUDMUNDSDOTTIR)

born 1965 in Reykjavik (Iceland)


82
REGINA SPEKTOR

born 1980 in Moscow


83
SERGEI RACHMANINOV

born 1873 in Semjonovo
died 1943 in Los Angeles


84
MARIAN GOLD
[of Alphaville]

born 1954 in Herford (Germany)


85
OLA HÅKANSSON

born 1945 in Stockholm


86
GÖRAN LAGERBERG
[of Tages]

born 1947 in Gothenburg


87
JERRY GOLDSMITH

born 1929 in Los Angeles
died 2004 in Beverly Hills 


88
MICHAEL NESMITH
[of Monkees]

born 1942 in Texas


89
JONI MITCHELL

born 1943 in Fort Macleod (Canada)


90
DAN HYLANDER

born 1954 in Malmö


91
NIKLAS STRÖMSTEDT

born 1958 in Lund


92
JAMES MacMILLAN

born 1959 in North Ayrshire


93
GEORGES DELERUE
[french film scores]

born 1925 in Roubaix
died 1992 in Los Angeles


94
EDGAR FROESE
[of Tangerine Dream]

born 1944 in Ostpreussen
died 2015 in Vienna


95
GYÖRGY LIGETI

born 1923 in Transylvania
died 2006 in Vienna


96
RICHARD STRAUSS

born 1864 in München
died 1949 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen


97
CHARLIE RICH

born 1932 in Arkansas
died 1995 in Louisiana


98
GEORGE HARRISON

born 1943 in Liverpool
died 2001 in Beverly Hills


99
ANTONÍN DVORÁK

born 1841 in Mühlhausen
died 1904 in Praha









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Lucy in The Sky with "You've Got to Hide" inside

played by Trellebelle Ukulele Orchestra on Beatle Day in Gothenburg

Blue Meanie Love Red and other artists on Beatle Day

Recently Still Listening to : Fools Rolling Square

my Seventh Music Chakra Tower of 2015

15 Pieces Climbing Longer and Closer to my Heart

This time everyone is heard before
(jumped and skipped the sixth tower)







Crown chakra


1

FOOL'S OVERTURE

with Supertramp
written by Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies

from Even in The Quitest Moments 1977


2

VIVALDI : CONCERTO FOR TWO FLUTES (Strings & Basso Continuo)

with Jirí Novotny and Jirí Válek + Capella Istropolitana 1990

written by Antonio Vivaldi 17??





Brow /third EYE chakra


3

BLACK EYES

with Tommy Dorsey (trombone) and more musicians
written by ???

from Music Maestro Please (Tommy Dorsey collection 1935-1939)


4

I'VE SEEN ALL GOOD PEOPLE
a) YOUR MOVE

"Don't surround yourself with yourself - move on back to squares!"

with Yes
written by Chris Squire and Jon Anderson

from The Yes Album 1971





Throat chakra


5

YOU WON'T SEE ME (when I call you up...)

with The Beatles
written by Paul McCartney

[said to be inspired by a motown song with Four Tops]

from Rubber Soul 1965


6

HYPERBALLAD

with Björk featuring Brodsky Quartet
written by Björk

from Telegram (versions of Post) 1996





Heart chakra


7

PILGRIMS PROGRESS

with Procol Harum
written by Matthew Fisher and Keith Reid

from A Salty Dog 1969


8

SOMETHING HERE IN MY HEART

with The Paper Dolls
written by Macaulay & Macleod 1967

from Buttercups & Rainbows, The Songs of Macaulay & Macleod





Solar Plexus chakra


9

BRUCKNER's SYMPHONY no 8

with Hans Knappertsbusch and Vienna Philharmonic 1961
written by Anton Bruckner 1890


10

THE SLEEPWALKERS

with Van Der Graaf Generator
written by Peter Hammill

from Godbluff 1975





Sex chakra /Sacred chakra


11

THAT SAME OLD FEELING

with Pickettywitch (including Polly Browne)
written by Macaulay & Macleod 1969

from Buttercups & Rainbows, The Songs of Macaulay & Macleod


12

HOUSES OF THE HOLY

with Led Zeppelin
written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant

from Physical Graffiti 1975





Root chakra


13

(WHY DO) ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES (WORK?)
"Stick a pony in me pocket..."

with someone [signature piano song]
written by Ronnie Hazlehurst

from series Only Fools And Horses first season 1981


14

RUDY('s on a train to nowhere)

with Supertramp
written by Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies

from Crime of The Century 1974







Above And Below Everyone


15

CLOSE TO THE EDGE [.......I GET UP, I GET DOWN.......]

with Yes
written by Jon Anderson and Steve Howe

from Close To The Edge 1972







These numbers don't compare value, just gives spiritual structure





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Cosmic Tramp Orbits Closer

inspired by Supertramp's music


Trombone number 7



Took the long way home

tonight with my crazy circus train in super-space

travelled from Titan

- breakfast on Oberon -

passed around Triton

some years before returning in agony (s)exhausted

now to our

earthly moon

drawn by an armstrong but really illusive

limb out again

that string of golden brass

has paved some magic track

straight back

to my earliest future

where we sat in same sofa and

saxophoned so many strange talking people

hidden inside septangular furnitures

like a mess of perfect motives

before this lonely black

computer spread your silence

allover every galaxy

could I've been a musician or moviemaker

rather than working as madman

- world's most nice demon -

for women wondering

about some well-dressed elephant

among these desolated corridors

suspiciously circular







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seVen seen : Mad Humans & Sane Ghosts Foolishly Riding

mostly into the 80's
some from WW II
others just everyday life


my Recent Movie and Series (Re)Discoveries

Seventh Tower of 2015
through chakras







Crown chakra


LILI MARLEEN

by Rainer Werner Fassbinder
West Germany 1981
about nazi culture icon maybe not


4 Expectation Before

2 Halfway

3 Whole just seen

3 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 16 /5

= 3.2


most memorable role : WILLIE performing L.M. (Hanna Schygulla)







third EYE chakra


POLTERGEIST part II
: THE OTHER SIDE

by Brian Gibson
USA 1986


2 Expectation Before

4 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

4 After further Reflection

3 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 17 /5

= 3.4


most memorable role : KANE "THE OLD DEVIL" (Julian Beck)







Throat chakra


ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES (First Season)

by John Sullivan
UK 1981


5 Expectation Before

4 Halfway (= almost four episodes)

3 Whole just seen (= seven episodes)

2 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 18 /5

= 3.6


most memorable role : DEL TROTTER (David Jason)







Heart chakra


BARBARA

by Christian Petzold
Germany 2012
about the 1980's in DDR


3 Expectation Before

5 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

4 After further Reflection

5 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 21 /5

= 4.2


most memorable role : ANDRÉ (Ronald Zehrfeld)







Solar Plexus chakra


MAD MAX
first part

(never seen before)

by George Miller
Australia 1979


4 Expectation Before

5 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

2 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 19 /5

= 3.8


most memorable role : MAY SWAISEY (Sheila Florance)







Sex chakra /Sacred chakra


GILIAP

by Roy Andersson
Sweden 1975

(also seen fifteen years ago)


3 Expectation Before

5 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

4 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 20 /5

= 4.0


most memorable role : "GREVEN" GUSTAV (Willie Andréason)







Root chakra


THE MISFIT BRIGADE aka WHEELS OF TERROR
["DÖDEN PÅ LARVFÖTTER"]

directed by Gordon Hessler
written by Sven Hassel
Denmark /UK /Yugoslavia 1987


3 Expectation Before

2 Halfway

3 Whole just seen

2 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 14 /5

= 2.8


most memorable Role : VON WEISSHAGEN (David Carradine)








this points' process system is
inspired by swedish Sigge's 12/12/12/12 idea


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Most Peculiar and Tasteful ALBUM TITLES

Some could almost have worked as titles for sci-fi-novels.

Funny thing was, to remind me of these fantastic titles, I found more internet inspiration from "worst titles" lists than from "best titles" lists.

Surprises me further that some of the most lyrically ambitious artists came up with quite ordinary names for all their albums.



1

THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD
David Bowie

2

LABOUR OF LUST
Nick Lowe

3

YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY
The Byrds

4

MORE SONGS ABOUT BUILDINGS AND FOOD
Talking Heads

5

THE ROARING SILENCE
Manfred Mann's Earth Band

6

THE HISSING OF SUMMER LAWNS
Joni Mitchell

7

RUBBER SOUL
The Beatles

8

RETURN TO FOREVER
Chick Corea

9

EVEN IN THE QUITEST MOMENTS
Supertramp

10

VERY
Pet Shop Boys

11

A WOOFER IN TWEETER'S CLOTHING
Sparks

12

EASTER EVERYWHERE
13:th Floor Elevators

13

THE BIRDS, THE BEES & THE MONKEES
The Monkees

14

A GIFT FROM A FLOWER TO A GARDEN
Donovan

15

IF MUSIC BE THE FOOD OF LOVE...
(THEN PREPARE FOR INDIGESTION)
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich

16

ANOTHER MUSIC IN A DIFFERENT KITCHEN
Buzzcocks

17

SELLING ENGLAND BY THE POUND
Genesis

18

BUDDHA AND THE CHOCOLATE BOX
Cat Stevens

19

BEFORE AND AFTER SCIENCE
Brian Eno

20

2
[= overcrossing the self-titled name of their first album]
NEU!

21

DOUBLE FANTASY
John Lennon & Yoko Ono

22

BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
Simon & Garfunkel

23

BACK HERE ON EARTH
Gordon Lightfoot

24

NEW SKIN FOR THE OLD CEREMONY
Leonard Cohen

25

HOUSES OF THE HOLY
Led Zeppelin

26

IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING
King Crimson

27

H TO HE WHO AM THE ONLY ONE
Van Der Graaf Generator

28

WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE
Alice Cooper

29

HELP!
The Beatles

30

BITCHES BREW
Miles Davis and more

31

BRAIN SALAD SURGERY
Emerson, Lake & Palmer

32

BETWEEN THE BUTTONS
Rolling Stones

33

THIRTY THREE & 1/3
George Harrison

34

QUADROPHENIA
The Who

35

DEAR CATASTROPHE WAITRESS
Belle and Sebastian

36

SECRET, PROFANE & SUGARCANE
Elvis Costello

37

RELAYER
Yes

38

OK COMPUTER
Radiohead

39

MEMORY ALMOST FULL
Paul McCartney

40

TOO LOW FOR ZERO
Elton John

41

TIME TAKES TIME
Ringo Starr

42

ACTUALLY
Pet Shop Boys

43

& YET & YET
Do Make Say Think

44

THE IDLER WHEEL IS WISER THAN THE DRIVER OF THE SCREW AND WHIPPING CORDS WILL SERVE YOU MORE THAN ROPES WILL EVER DO
Fiona Apple

45

APOSTROPHE (')
Frank Zappa

46

SWORDFISH TROMBONES
Tom Waits

47

(COME ON FEEL THE) ILLINOISE
Sufjan Stevens

48

WHAT WE SAW FROM THE CHEAP SEATS
Regina Spektor

49

THIS IS
Stina Nordenstam

50

FOREVER CHANGES
Love

51

VERSION 2.0
Garbage

52

IT'S NOT ME, IT'S YOU
Lily Allen

53

BEAUTY AND THE BEAT
Go-Go's

54

BACK TO BLACK
Amy Winehouse

55

THE AGE OF PLASTIC
The Buggles

56

POCKET SYMPHONY
Air

57

STRATOSFEAR
Tangerine Dream

58

AFTERNOONS IN UTOPIA
Alphaville

59

LIFTED or THE STORY IS IN THE SOIL, KEEP YOUR EAR TO THE GROUND
Bright Eyes

60

MOONMADNESS
Camel

61

ANOTHER DAY ON EARTH
Brian Eno

62

NAKED NUMBER ONE
Tomas Di Leva

63

ALADDIN SANE
David Bowie

64

THE MILK-EYED MENDER
Joanna Newsom

65

SON OF A PLUMBER
Per Gessle

66

DIARY OF A MADMAN
Ozzy Osbourne

67

LOVE AT FIRST STING
Scorpions

68

ZOOLOOK
Jean Michel Jarre

69

DECEPTIVE BENDS
10cc

70

UMMAGUMMA
Pink Floyd

71

TURNSTILES
Billy Joel

72

THE TURN OF A FRIENDLY CARD
Alan Parsons' Project

73

IF I COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN, I'D DO IT ALL OVER YOU
Caravan

74

THE TAKE OFF AND LANDING OF EVERYTHING
Elbow

75

VESPERTINE
Björk

76

THE RAVEN THAT REFUSED TO SING
Steven Wilson

77

SONG OF SEVEN
Jon Anderson








To be on this list I should have heard each album (at least once). Otherwise it would be too many titles to choose among. For same easy reason I concentrate on titles in english (or gibberish) language.

A plus but not a demand is that the contempt of actual music reflects the title well.





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seVen seen : Sides of Big WAR, among Real Soldiers (or Fictional Fighters)

crazy, comic and serious
before, during or after

my Recent Movie (Re)Discoveries

Fifth Tower of 2015
through chakras

this points process system is
inspired by Sigge Eklund's 12/12/12/12 idea







Crown chakra


WHERE EAGLES DARE
[ÖRNNÄSTET]

directed by Brian G. Hutton
UK /Austria /USA 1968
written by Alistair MacLean


5 Expectation Before

5 Halfway

5 Whole just seen

3 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 22 /5

= 4.4


most memorable Role : VON HAPEN (Derren Nesbitt)







third EYE chakra


TRON

by Steven Lisberger
USA, Taiwan 1982

[seen for second time now,
soon two years ago first time]


4 Expectation Before

3 Halfway

5 Whole just seen

4 After further Reflection

5 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 21 /5

= 4.2


most memorable role : DUMONT "The Pyramidical Tower Guardian" (Barnard Hughes)







Throat chakra


THE IMITATION GAME
by Morten Tyldum
UK /USA 2014


4 Expectation Before

3 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

3 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 18 /5

= 3.6


most memorable role : JOAN CLARKE (Keira Knightley)







Heart chakra


BAND OF BROTHERS, episode 1 + 2

different directors
USA 2001
written by Stephen Ambrose


4 Expectation Before

4 Halfway (one episode of ten)

3 Whole just seen (two episodes of ten)

3 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 18 /5

= 3.6


most memorable role : LT. RICHARD WINTERS (Damian Lewis)







Solar Plexus chakra


WHIPLASH

by Damien Chazelle
USA 2014


5 Expectation Before

4 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

3 After further Reflection

3 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 19 /5

= 3.8


most memorable role : TEACHER FLETCHER (J.K. Simmons)







Sex chakra /Sacred chakra


PATTON

directed by Franklin J. Schaffner
USA 1970
written by Francis Ford Coppola


4 Expectation Before

5 Halfway

4 Whole just seen

3 After further Reflection

3 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 19 /5

= 3.8


most memorable role : GENERAL PATTON (George C. Scott)







Root chakra


ROME, OPEN CITY
[ROMA, CITTÀ APERTA]

by Roberto Rossellini
Italy 1945


5 Expectation Before

1 Halfway

3 Whole just seen

3 After further Reflection

4 Repeating or Reading about


Total Process 16 /5

= 3.2


most memorable role : DON PIETRO PELLEGRINI (Aldo Fabrizi)







Realise that none (of these) seems to get higher value after further Reflection





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Szimpla Kert a Budapest Bar part II

Recycling from this spring

my 40 Favourite Elton John Songs

among them made 1969-78

as I experience this masterpieces nowadays
including Taupin's lyrics


ordered by Phases of my life
Retroactive from 2015 back to 1975
through each year they most feels or seems to Represent




39 year old

COUNTRY COMFORT

"I saw grandma yesterday down at the store
Was she really going five or eighty-four?"


38 year old

WESTERN FORD GATEWAY


37 year old

MONA LISAS AND MAD HATTERS


36 year old

THE KING MUST DIE


35 year old

WRITING


34 year old

ROCKET MAN (it's lonely here in space)


33 year old

(City living woman) YOU'RE SO STATIC


32 year old

BIG DIPPER


31 year old

TOWER OF BABEL


30 year old

SOMEONE'S FINAL SONG


29 year old

INTO THE OLD MAN'S SHOES


28 year old

SOLAR PRESTIGE A GAMMON


27 year old

AMOREENA


26 year old

TEXAN LOVE SONG


25 year old

I'VE SEEN THE SAUCERS


24 year old

HYMN 2000


23 year old

ISLAND GIRL


22 year old

PINKY
"candlelight fell like a crescent
upon your feather pillow"


21 year old

TINY DANCER


20 year old

THE BALLAD OF DANNY BAILEY


19 year old

FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND (LOVE LIES BLEEDING)


18 year old

DIRTY LITTLE GIRL


17 year old

WE ALL FALL IN LOVE SOMETIMES
(including CURTAINS)


16 year old

IT'S ME THAT YOU NEED (Look in the Mirror)


15 year old

GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD


14 year old

THIS SONG HAS NO TITLE

"in a vast high powered rocket to the core of the sun
want to read books in the studies of men"


13 year old

PINBALL WIZARD
[penned by Townshend for Tommy]


12 year old

DAN DARE (PILOT OF THE FUTURE)
[my first computer game]


11 year old

TEACHER I NEED YOU


10 year old

(It's hard to write a song with) BITTER FINGERS


9 year old

SONG FOR GUY


8 year old

YOUR SONG
[especially a cover with Mia Martini]


7 year old

LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS
[penned by Beatle Lennon]


6 year old

CROCODILE ROCK


5 year old

SKYLINE PIGEON (over...
flowers and forest fountains)


4 year old

GREY SEAL (How does it feel to be so wise?)


3 years old

HARMONY (and me...
Baby Hello!)


2 years old

(Everybody needs a) PART-TIME LOVE


1 year old

FEED ME


0 year old

COME DOWN IN TIME






part of Country Comfort


Elton also made numbers with fitting titles asSixty Years On
or Between Seventeen And Twenty
but they just almost
feels good enough to join the fourty





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my Fifth Music Chakra Tower of 2015

15 Pieces Climbing Longer and Closer to my Heart
some once again, some never before

(these numbers don't compare value, just gives spiritual structure)






Crown chakra


1

I'VE SEEN THE SAUCERS

with Elton John
written by Bernie Taupin & Elton John

from Caribou 1974


2

SALISBURY

with Uriah Heep
written by David Byron, Mick Box, Ken Hensley

from Salisbury 1971





Brow /third EYE chakra


3

THE ANCIENT : GIANTS UNDER THE SUN

with Yes
written by Steve Howe and Jon Anderson

from Tales From Topographic Oceans 1974


4

1983... (A MERMAN I SHOULD TURN TO BE)

with The Jimi Hendrix Experience
written by Jimi Hendrix

from Electric Ladyland 1968





Throat chakra


5

IMPRESSIONE DI SETTEMBRE

with Premiata Forneria Marconi
written by Francone Mussida, Mauro Pagani

from Storia di un Minuto 1972


6

YOU CAN MAKE IT IF YOU TRY

with Sly & The Family Stone
written by Sylvester Stewart = Sly Stone

from Stand! 1969





Heart chakra


7

FOREIGNER SUITE

with Cat Stevens
written by Cat Stevens

from Foreigner Suite 1973


8

PICNIC
[cover of YOUR SONG]

with Mia Martini
written by Elton John
italian version by Maurizio Piccoli

from Il Giorno Dopo 1973





Solar Plexus chakra


9

UP AROUND THE BEND

with Creedence Clearwater Revival
written by John Fogerty

from Cosmo's Factory 1970


10

BORN TO RUN

with Frankie Goes To Hollywood
written by Bruce Springsteen

from Welcome To The Pleasuredome 1984





Sex chakra /Sacred chakra


11

RABALDERSTRAEDE (er en gade... Kom og ta' mig!)

with Gasolin'
written by Kim Larsen

from Gas 5 1975


12

HOUSEQUAKE

with Prince
written by Prince

from Sign O' The Times 1987





Root chakra


13

MONDAY MORNING

with Fleetwood Mac
written by Buckingham

from Fleetwood Mac 1975


14

COUNTRY COMFORT

with Elton John
written by Bernie Taupin & Elton John

from Tumbleweed Connection 1970









Above And Below Everyone


15

THICK AS A BRICK

with Jethro Tull
written by Ian Anderson and Gerald Bostock

from Thick as a Brick 1972








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Ruby Rubberlegs street performance

making supeRheroes lifting her high inside box (also rackets) and Rise again

Fifteen Fabulous sorts of Beer

mostly stout or porter

my best discoveries of this summer
(some already during spring and winter)




1

DUGGES IDJIT!
imperial stout
swedish


2

OMNIPOLLO : NOA PECAN MUD CAKE
imperial stout
swedish
like a dessert


3

TERRAPIN MOO-HOO
chocolate milk stout
american


4

POPPELS RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT
swedish


5

MONTEITH'S SUMMER ALE
with ginger
from New Zeeland


6

FLYING DOG, GONZO
imperial porter
american


7

OPPIGÅRDS INDIAN TRIBUTE
swedish


8

WEIRD BEARD's DOUBLE PERLE
a Coffee Milk Stout
british


9

KRUSOVICE CERNE
czech


10

NÓMADA BREWING : ROYAL PORTER
spanish


11

GREAT DIVIDE : YETI
imperial stout
american


12

WISBY OAKED PORTER
swedish


13

LA TRAPPE TRIPEL
dutch ale


14

STIGBERGETS RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT
swedish


15

SAMBA KING
By The Horns
british







tasted here in swedish Gothenburg
among not so very unusual sorts easy to get



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seVen seen : Detecting Many Sides of Death

my Recent Movie (Re)Discoveries

Fourth Tower of 2015
through chakra system






Crown chakra


FORREST GUMP

by Robert Zemeckis
USA 1994


most memorable role : JENNY CURRAN (Hanna Hall /Robin Wright)


4 Characters
6 Scenery
7 Camerawork

2 Thrill
4 Conflict
5 Humour

3 Psychology
5 Philosophy
6 Fantasy

3 Composition
7 Music
5 Concept

= 57






third EYE chakra


FOUR SHADES OF BROWN
[FYRA NYANSER AV BRUNT]

by Tomas Alfredson
Sweden 2004


may be fourth time I've seen this quadruple movie

most memorable roles :

1. ERNST (Johan Rheborg)
2. CHRISTER LANDIN (Robert Gustafsson)
3. SMULAN (Karin Ekström)
4. HADAR CARS (wooden figurine made by Sven Gunnarsson)


7 Characters
3 Scenery
2 Camerawork

5 Thrill
6 Conflict
7 Humour

7 Psychology
3 Philosophy
7 Fantasy

4 Composition
6 Music
7 Concept

= 64






Throat chakra


SPIES
[SPIONE]

by Fritz Lang
Germany 1928


most memorable role : SONYA BARANILKOWA (Gerda Maurus)


7 Characters
6 Scenery
6 Camerawork

3 Thrill
3 Conflict
7 Humour

3 Psychology
3 Philosophy
5 Fantasy

4 Composition
3 Music
4 Concept

= 54






Heart chakra


STILL LIFE

by Uberto Pasolini
Italy /UK 2013


most memorable role : JOHN MAY (Eddie Marsan)


6 Characters
4 Scenery
5 Camerawork

3 Thrill
5 Conflict
5 Humour

7 Psychology
5 Philosophy
6 Fantasy

4 Composition
4 Music
7 Concept

= 61






Solar Plexus chakra


FULL METAL JACKET

by Stanley Kubrick
USA /UK 1987


most memorable role : PVT. 'GOMER PYLE' (Vincent D'Onofrio)


6 Characters
5 Scenery
6 Camerawork

7 Thrill
6 Conflict
4 Humour

5 Psychology
4 Philosophy
2 Fantasy

4 Composition
3 Music
2 Concept

= 55






Sex chakra /Sacred chakra


TRUE DETECTIVE
first two episodes of season 2

written by Nic Pizzolatto
directed by Justin Lin
USA 2015


Probably I would've get the story better if 2:nd episode had been shown before 1:st episode, but the meaning may not be to understand immediately


most memorable role : ELIOT BEZZERIDES (David Morse)


4 Characters
6 Scenery
4 Camerawork

5 Thrill
6 Conflict
1 Humour

5 Psychology
3 Philosophy
4 Fantasy

3 Composition
3 Music
2 Concept

= 46






Root chakra


FORCE MAJEURE
[TOURIST /TURIST]
also called "SNOW THERAPY"

by Ruben Östlund
Sweden 2014


most memorable role : MATS (Kristofer Hivju)


6 Characters
5 Scenery
4 Camerawork

5 Thrill
6 Conflict
4 Humour

7 Psychology
5 Philosophy
3 Fantasy

5 Composition
3 Music
4 Concept

= 57







Above everyone And Below everyone


PATTON

directed by Franklin J. Schaffner
written by Francis Ford Coppola
USA 1970


most memorable role : GENERAL PATTON (George C. Scott)


5 Characters
6 Scenery
6 Camerawork

6 Thrill
4 Conflict
4 Humour

3 Psychology
5 Philosophy
2 Fantasy

4 Composition
2 Music
6 Concept

= 53






I now again give stars from 1 to 7
where 3 is good and total possible 7 x 12 = 84 never exist(?)




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by Myslikova street in Prague

...long since I last got a feeling of déjà vu, like from an earlier life


but two months ago it happened, like an imagination I hade really lived there

on a Prague street I didn't expected, since this Myslikova is located on "the new" city side (closer to the Jiraskuv bridge than the most famous bridges), in a relatively anonymous area where I never experienced something memorable during my three visits before...

Maybe it was just some symbol I saw or smell I got reminded by, right there or delayed from while I was walking again through many corners of this cozy city.

Brain Games now : my Experience including Results

played through lumosity site forum




games I'm specially good at
and also find joyously exciting


1. Star Search

2. Color Match

3. Train of Thought

4. Face Memory Workout

5. Monster Garden




games I'm quite bad at
but still find joyously exciting


6. Top Chimp

7. Pet Detective

8. Eagle Eye

9. Space Junk

10. Speed Pack




games for which both my results and feelings changes
dramatically up 'n' down 'n' up again


11. Pinball Recall

12. Word Bubbles Rising

13. Trouble Brewing

14. Penguin Pursuit

15. Memory Lane




games for which my feelings as well as results keep
a moderate pace


16. Disillusion (new version)

17. Playing Koi

18. Brain Shift Overdrive

19. Speed Match Overdrive

20. Word Sort




games I'm specially good at
but anyway find very boring


21. Follow That Frog

22. Rhyme Workout

23. Tidal Treasures

24. River Ranger

25. Ebb & Flow




games I'm quite bad at
and also find very boring


26. Rotation Matrix
(prefer the non-moving Memory Matrix)

27. Disconnection

28. Splitting Seeds

39. Chalkboard Challenge
(or even worse Raindrops)

30. Observation Tower











Lumosity Performance Index [max 2000]

1442 my Best LPI
1442 my Current LPI


1428 in Speed games

1509 in Memory games

1344 in Attention games

1613 in Flexibility games

1308 in Problem Solving games



compared with my age group 35-39 year olds

LPI = 81.9 percentile


in Speed games 74.7 percentile

in Memory games 89.0 percentile

in Attention games 75.2 percentile

in Flexibility games 88.1 percentile

in Problem Solving games 63.9 perc





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A day in Alleys of Alingsås (takåsar och kullerskuggor)