hat I didn't watch as a child, actually not seen them until now
ROCKY
by John G Avildsen and Sylvester Stallone -76
first Rocky-movie
with Sylvester Stallone
+2 Acting
+2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-1 Humour
+1 Fantasy
+2 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= +5
INDIANA JONES AND THE RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARC
by Steven Spielberg -81
first Indiana Jones-movie
with Harrison Ford
0 Acting
+1 Scenography
+1 Thrill
0 Humour
-2 Fantasy
+1 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= +1
RAMBO : FIRST BLOOD part 2
by George P Cosmatos -85
second Rambo-movie
with Sylvester Stallone
+1 Acting
-1 Scenography
0 Thrill
-2 Humour
-3 Fantasy
0 Reality
-3 Whole Composition
= -8
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
19 December 2011
17 December 2011
kindness of Kandi von Kane
12 December 2011
Older Swedish Movies about a bit forbidden love
Triangle Drama # 15 (containing blindness as well as nudity)
MUSIK I MÖRKER
[MUSIC IN DARKNESS]
by Ingmar Bergman -48
with Birger Malmsten & Mai Zetterling
+3 Acting
+2 Scenography
0 Thrill
0 Humour
+2 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
ÄLSKANDE PAR
[LOVING COUPLES]
based on Agnes von Krusenstjerna (1930's)
by Mai Zetterling -64
with Harriet Andersson, Anita Björk, Gunnar Björnstrand, Gio Petré
+2 Acting
+2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-1 Humour
+2 Fantasy
+2 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= +6
DEN STÅNDAKTIGE KYRKOHERDEN ["THE STEADFAST VICAR"]
by Torgny Wickman -70
with Jarl Borssén, Solveig Andersson, Kim Anderzon, Cornelis Vreeswijk
0 Acting
+1 Scenography
+1 Thrill
-1 Humour
0 Fantasy
-3 Reality
-1 Whole Composition
= -3
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
MUSIK I MÖRKER
[MUSIC IN DARKNESS]
by Ingmar Bergman -48
with Birger Malmsten & Mai Zetterling
+3 Acting
+2 Scenography
0 Thrill
0 Humour
+2 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
ÄLSKANDE PAR
[LOVING COUPLES]
based on Agnes von Krusenstjerna (1930's)
by Mai Zetterling -64
with Harriet Andersson, Anita Björk, Gunnar Björnstrand, Gio Petré
+2 Acting
+2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-1 Humour
+2 Fantasy
+2 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= +6
DEN STÅNDAKTIGE KYRKOHERDEN ["THE STEADFAST VICAR"]
by Torgny Wickman -70
with Jarl Borssén, Solveig Andersson, Kim Anderzon, Cornelis Vreeswijk
0 Acting
+1 Scenography
+1 Thrill
-1 Humour
0 Fantasy
-3 Reality
-1 Whole Composition
= -3
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
04 December 2011
Christmas Carols I've felt most deeply for
= favourites during my life so far
0
SOLEADO = WHEN A CHILD IS BORN
spanish original written by Ciro Dammico (1972)
english lyrics by Fred Jay
spanish version "Todo el Tiempo del Mundo" with Manolo Otero (197?)
or
american version with Johnny Mathis (1976)
1
(OH, HOLY NIGHT) = CANTIQUE DE NOËL
music by Adolphe Adam (1847)
lyrics by Placide Cappeau
french version with italian Enrico Caruso (1916)
or
french version with american Joan Baez (1966)
2
DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR??
written by Glora Shayne Baker & Noël Regney (1962)
scotch version with Susan Boyle (2010)
3
JINGLE BELLS
written by James Pierpont (1850)
italian version with Adriano Celentano (1972)
4
A DREAM IS A WISH YOUR HEART MAKES
written by Al Hoffman, Mack David, Jerry Livingston (1948)
original film version with Ilene Woods & the mice choir (1948)
5
(I GOT) CHRISTMAS ON MY MIND
written by Berry Bjärehög and Benny Andersson?? (1967)
english version with swedish Hep Stars (1967)
6
I SAW MUMMY KISSING SANTA CLAUS
written by Tommie Connor (1952)
swedish version with Linda Ulvaeus & Agnetha Fältskog (1981)
7
BETLEHEMS STJÄRNA = GLÄNS ÖVER SJÖ OCH STRAND
music by Alice Tegnér (1893)
lyrics by Victor Rydberg
swedish version with Sofia Källgren (1990)
8
(Wish I had a) RIVER
written by Joni Mitchell (1971)
american version with Lea Michelle (of Glee, 2011)
9
RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER
written by Johnny Marks (1949)
american version with The Crystals, produced by Phil Spector (1963)
10
HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER)
written by John Lennon (1970)
english version with John Lennon & Yoko Ono (1970)
11
SANTA BRING MY BABY BACK
written by Aaron Schroeder & Claude Demetrius (1957)
version with Elvis Presley (1957)
12
SANTA BABY
written by Joan Javits & Philip Springer (1953)
version with Eartha Kitt (1953)
...maybe to be continued...
wWw
0
SOLEADO = WHEN A CHILD IS BORN
spanish original written by Ciro Dammico (1972)
english lyrics by Fred Jay
spanish version "Todo el Tiempo del Mundo" with Manolo Otero (197?)
or
american version with Johnny Mathis (1976)
1
(OH, HOLY NIGHT) = CANTIQUE DE NOËL
music by Adolphe Adam (1847)
lyrics by Placide Cappeau
french version with italian Enrico Caruso (1916)
or
french version with american Joan Baez (1966)
2
DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR??
written by Glora Shayne Baker & Noël Regney (1962)
scotch version with Susan Boyle (2010)
3
JINGLE BELLS
written by James Pierpont (1850)
italian version with Adriano Celentano (1972)
4
A DREAM IS A WISH YOUR HEART MAKES
written by Al Hoffman, Mack David, Jerry Livingston (1948)
original film version with Ilene Woods & the mice choir (1948)
5
(I GOT) CHRISTMAS ON MY MIND
written by Berry Bjärehög and Benny Andersson?? (1967)
english version with swedish Hep Stars (1967)
6
I SAW MUMMY KISSING SANTA CLAUS
written by Tommie Connor (1952)
swedish version with Linda Ulvaeus & Agnetha Fältskog (1981)
7
BETLEHEMS STJÄRNA = GLÄNS ÖVER SJÖ OCH STRAND
music by Alice Tegnér (1893)
lyrics by Victor Rydberg
swedish version with Sofia Källgren (1990)
8
(Wish I had a) RIVER
written by Joni Mitchell (1971)
american version with Lea Michelle (of Glee, 2011)
9
RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER
written by Johnny Marks (1949)
american version with The Crystals, produced by Phil Spector (1963)
10
HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER)
written by John Lennon (1970)
english version with John Lennon & Yoko Ono (1970)
11
SANTA BRING MY BABY BACK
written by Aaron Schroeder & Claude Demetrius (1957)
version with Elvis Presley (1957)
12
SANTA BABY
written by Joan Javits & Philip Springer (1953)
version with Eartha Kitt (1953)
...maybe to be continued...
wWw
03 December 2011
Triangle Drama # 13 : 3 Terrific Animations
made last decade, about:
Monsters working in a factory with scaring children, until one day a girl becomes scary for them
Animals with all sorts of human brain abilities (or lack thereof) robbing human factories
Humans manufacturing dream sessions with maybe themselves as robots in
MONSTERS INC.
a Pixar production -01
by Pete Docter
+2 Characters
+3 Scenography
0 Thrill
+1 Humour
+3 Fantasy
0 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
FANTASTIC MR FOX
USA -09
by Wes Anderson
on Roald Dahl
+2 Characters
+3 Scenography
+1 Thrill
+3 Humour
+2 Fantasy
-2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
PAPRIKA
by Satoshi Kon
Japan -06
+2 Characters
+3 Scenography
-1 Thrill
0 Humour
+3 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
Monsters working in a factory with scaring children, until one day a girl becomes scary for them
Animals with all sorts of human brain abilities (or lack thereof) robbing human factories
Humans manufacturing dream sessions with maybe themselves as robots in
MONSTERS INC.
a Pixar production -01
by Pete Docter
+2 Characters
+3 Scenography
0 Thrill
+1 Humour
+3 Fantasy
0 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
FANTASTIC MR FOX
USA -09
by Wes Anderson
on Roald Dahl
+2 Characters
+3 Scenography
+1 Thrill
+3 Humour
+2 Fantasy
-2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
PAPRIKA
by Satoshi Kon
Japan -06
+2 Characters
+3 Scenography
-1 Thrill
0 Humour
+3 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +12
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
01 December 2011
Bossanova Samba Songs maybe Best
pieces I have begun to return to
(among the quite few brazilian songs I know, so far...)
1
UPA, NEGUINHO
by Gianfrancesco Guarnieri & Edu Lobo
with Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 -68
2
GUANABARA
by Luiz Bonfa & Maria Toledo
with Luiz Bonfa & Maria Toledo -65
3
TEREZA MY LOVE
by Antonio Carlos Jobim
with Antonio Carlos Jobim -70
4
CASA FORTE
by Edu Lobo
with Elis Regina -69
5
DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSÉ?
by Burt Bacharach
with Dionne Warwick -68
6
CRYSTAL ILLUSIONS [MEMORIAS DE MARTA SARE]
by Gianfrancesco Guarnieri & Edu Lobo
with Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 -69
7
SYLVIAS SAMBA
by Baden Powell, Vinicius de Moraes [transl. Bengt Haslum]
with Sylvia Vrethammar -69
8
BOINK!
[cover of SAUDADE DA BAHIA]
by Dorival Caymmi
with Lill Lindfors -67
9
VOCÊ
by Roberto Menescal, Ray Gilbert, Ronaldo Boscoli
with Elis Regina -69
10
DINDI
by Aloysio Oliveira, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto
with Astrud Gilberto -65
11
SAMBA DE DUAS NOTAS (TWO NOTE SAMBA)
by Luiz Bonfa
with Luiz Bonfa & Stan Getz -63
12
GOING OUT OF MY HEAD
by Teddy Randazzo & Bob Weinstein
with Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 -66
Bonus
BEATLES BOSSA NOVA ("I want a Beatles for christmas present")
in swedish with Anita Lindblom -64
[cover of Girl From Ipanema]
by Antonio Carlos Jobim
BbB
(among the quite few brazilian songs I know, so far...)
1
UPA, NEGUINHO
by Gianfrancesco Guarnieri & Edu Lobo
with Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 -68
2
GUANABARA
by Luiz Bonfa & Maria Toledo
with Luiz Bonfa & Maria Toledo -65
3
TEREZA MY LOVE
by Antonio Carlos Jobim
with Antonio Carlos Jobim -70
4
CASA FORTE
by Edu Lobo
with Elis Regina -69
5
DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSÉ?
by Burt Bacharach
with Dionne Warwick -68
6
CRYSTAL ILLUSIONS [MEMORIAS DE MARTA SARE]
by Gianfrancesco Guarnieri & Edu Lobo
with Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 -69
7
SYLVIAS SAMBA
by Baden Powell, Vinicius de Moraes [transl. Bengt Haslum]
with Sylvia Vrethammar -69
8
BOINK!
[cover of SAUDADE DA BAHIA]
by Dorival Caymmi
with Lill Lindfors -67
9
VOCÊ
by Roberto Menescal, Ray Gilbert, Ronaldo Boscoli
with Elis Regina -69
10
DINDI
by Aloysio Oliveira, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto
with Astrud Gilberto -65
11
SAMBA DE DUAS NOTAS (TWO NOTE SAMBA)
by Luiz Bonfa
with Luiz Bonfa & Stan Getz -63
12
GOING OUT OF MY HEAD
by Teddy Randazzo & Bob Weinstein
with Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 -66
Bonus
BEATLES BOSSA NOVA ("I want a Beatles for christmas present")
in swedish with Anita Lindblom -64
[cover of Girl From Ipanema]
by Antonio Carlos Jobim
BbB
30 November 2011
Musical Stories recently on my screen
Triangle Drama # 17
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
with Disney produced characters
by Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise
USA -91
+2 Acting
+3 Scenography
0 Thrill
+1 Humour
+2 Fantasy
0 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +11
first season of GLEE
Episodes 11-17
with Amber Riley, Jayma Mays and many more
created by Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy
USA -09
+2 Acting
0 Scenography
+1 Thrill
+2 Humour
0 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +10
HAIR
with John Savage, Annie Golden and more
by Milos Forman
USA -79
0 Acting
-2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
0 Humour
+1 Fantasy
+1 Reality
+2 Whole Composition
= +1
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
with Disney produced characters
by Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise
USA -91
+2 Acting
+3 Scenography
0 Thrill
+1 Humour
+2 Fantasy
0 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +11
first season of GLEE
Episodes 11-17
with Amber Riley, Jayma Mays and many more
created by Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy
USA -09
+2 Acting
0 Scenography
+1 Thrill
+2 Humour
0 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +10
HAIR
with John Savage, Annie Golden and more
by Milos Forman
USA -79
0 Acting
-2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
0 Humour
+1 Fantasy
+1 Reality
+2 Whole Composition
= +1
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
26 November 2011
Best Beatles Covers from every time
I've ever head so far...
many of them discovered on "Lennon & McCartney Songbook" or "All You Need is Covers" or "Motown Meets The Beatles".
By "Best" I mean a mix between most Beautiful, most Powerful, most Spiritual, most Unique.
1
Here Comes The Sun
with NINA SIMONE
2
Hey Jude
with WILSON PICKETT
3
Lucy in The Sky With Diamonds
with ELTON JOHN
4
And Your Bird Can Sing
with MATTHEW SWEET & SUSANNA HOFFS
5
For No One
with EMMYLOU HARRIS
6
Lady Madonna
with FATS DOMINO
7
Something
with ELVIS PRESLEY
8
Good Day Sunshine
with JIMMY JAMES & THE VAGABONDS
9
Got to Get You into My Life
with CLIFF BENNETT & THE REBEL ROUSERS
10
Help!
with DEEP PURPLE
11
Eleanor Rigby
with JOAN BAEZ
12
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
with SILKIE
13
Don't Bother Me
with GREGORY PHILIPS
14
Fool On The Hill
with THE FOUR TOPS
15
Fool On The Hill
with SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66
16
You Won't See Me
with BRYAN FERRY
17
Lucy in The Sky With Diamonds
with CIRCULUS
18
Nowhere Man
with THE SETTLERS
19
Strawberry Fields Forever
with CANDY FLIP
20
Across The Universe [...fjärran står hjulen stilla...]
with RAJ MONTANA BAND [DAN HYLANDER]
21
Every Little Thing
with YES
22
Things We Said Today
with CLIFF RICHARD
23
I Call Your Name
with MAMAS AND PAPAS
24
Honey Pie
with NICK SCOTT
25
Your Mother Should Know
with KENNY BALL
26
She's Leaving Home
with SYREETA
27
Step Inside Love
with NINA-BADEN SEMPER
28
She Came in Through The Bathroom Window
with IKE & TINA TURNER
29
Helter Skelter
with SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES
30
Help!
with CARPENTERS
31
We Can Work It Out
with STEVIE WONDER
32
I'll Cry Instead
with JOE COCKER
33
Real Love
with REGINA SPECTOR
34
I Will
with ALISON KRAUSS
35
Mother Nature's Son
with GRYPHON
36
Rocky Raccoon
with MARIO MANERI
37
Ob-la-di Ob-la-da
with THE MARMALADE
38
I Am The Walrus
with JOHN OTWAY
39
Nowhere Man
with BEE GEES
40
Day Tripper
with SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66
41
From Me To You
with BOBBY McFERRIN
42
Love Me Do
with SANDIE SHAW
43
Please Please Me [Tu Perds Ton Temps]
with PETULA CLARK
44
Come Together
with DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES
BbB
many of them discovered on "Lennon & McCartney Songbook" or "All You Need is Covers" or "Motown Meets The Beatles".
By "Best" I mean a mix between most Beautiful, most Powerful, most Spiritual, most Unique.
1
Here Comes The Sun
with NINA SIMONE
2
Hey Jude
with WILSON PICKETT
3
Lucy in The Sky With Diamonds
with ELTON JOHN
4
And Your Bird Can Sing
with MATTHEW SWEET & SUSANNA HOFFS
5
For No One
with EMMYLOU HARRIS
6
Lady Madonna
with FATS DOMINO
7
Something
with ELVIS PRESLEY
8
Good Day Sunshine
with JIMMY JAMES & THE VAGABONDS
9
Got to Get You into My Life
with CLIFF BENNETT & THE REBEL ROUSERS
10
Help!
with DEEP PURPLE
11
Eleanor Rigby
with JOAN BAEZ
12
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
with SILKIE
13
Don't Bother Me
with GREGORY PHILIPS
14
Fool On The Hill
with THE FOUR TOPS
15
Fool On The Hill
with SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66
16
You Won't See Me
with BRYAN FERRY
17
Lucy in The Sky With Diamonds
with CIRCULUS
18
Nowhere Man
with THE SETTLERS
19
Strawberry Fields Forever
with CANDY FLIP
20
Across The Universe [...fjärran står hjulen stilla...]
with RAJ MONTANA BAND [DAN HYLANDER]
21
Every Little Thing
with YES
22
Things We Said Today
with CLIFF RICHARD
23
I Call Your Name
with MAMAS AND PAPAS
24
Honey Pie
with NICK SCOTT
25
Your Mother Should Know
with KENNY BALL
26
She's Leaving Home
with SYREETA
27
Step Inside Love
with NINA-BADEN SEMPER
28
She Came in Through The Bathroom Window
with IKE & TINA TURNER
29
Helter Skelter
with SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES
30
Help!
with CARPENTERS
31
We Can Work It Out
with STEVIE WONDER
32
I'll Cry Instead
with JOE COCKER
33
Real Love
with REGINA SPECTOR
34
I Will
with ALISON KRAUSS
35
Mother Nature's Son
with GRYPHON
36
Rocky Raccoon
with MARIO MANERI
37
Ob-la-di Ob-la-da
with THE MARMALADE
38
I Am The Walrus
with JOHN OTWAY
39
Nowhere Man
with BEE GEES
40
Day Tripper
with SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66
41
From Me To You
with BOBBY McFERRIN
42
Love Me Do
with SANDIE SHAW
43
Please Please Me [Tu Perds Ton Temps]
with PETULA CLARK
44
Come Together
with DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES
BbB
24 November 2011
Triangle Drama # 14
three drama movies from nowadays (but one of them is four)
BLUE VALENTINE
with Michelle Williams & Ryan Gosling
by Derek Cianfrance
USA -11
+3 Acting
0 Scenography
+1 Thrill
-2 Humour
-1 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+2 Whole Composition
= +5
THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS
with Ellen Page
by Bruce McDonald on Maureen Medved
Canada -07
+2 Acting
-2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-2 Humour
+1 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +3
4 PSYCHO /MAD GHOST [LUD SEE LUD]
by Khasit Thairaath
by Korngkiet Komsiri
by Phawat Panangkasiri
by Chukiat Sakveerakul
Thailand -11
First short Film :
-2 Acting
0 Scenography
0 Thrill
-2 Humour
-1 Fantasy
-2 Reality
+1 Whole Composition
= -6
Second short Film :
-1 Acting
+2 Scenography
+1 Thrill
-2 Humour
+2 Fantasy
+1 Reality
-1 Whole Composition
= +2
Third short Film :
+1 Acting
+1 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-3 Humour
0 Fantasy
+2 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= 0
Fourth short Film :
-2 Acting
+2 Scenography
-2 Thrill
0 Humour
+2 Fantasy
-1 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= -1
TOTAL OF FOUR =
-5
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
BLUE VALENTINE
with Michelle Williams & Ryan Gosling
by Derek Cianfrance
USA -11
+3 Acting
0 Scenography
+1 Thrill
-2 Humour
-1 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+2 Whole Composition
= +5
THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS
with Ellen Page
by Bruce McDonald on Maureen Medved
Canada -07
+2 Acting
-2 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-2 Humour
+1 Fantasy
+2 Reality
+3 Whole Composition
= +3
4 PSYCHO /MAD GHOST [LUD SEE LUD]
by Khasit Thairaath
by Korngkiet Komsiri
by Phawat Panangkasiri
by Chukiat Sakveerakul
Thailand -11
First short Film :
-2 Acting
0 Scenography
0 Thrill
-2 Humour
-1 Fantasy
-2 Reality
+1 Whole Composition
= -6
Second short Film :
-1 Acting
+2 Scenography
+1 Thrill
-2 Humour
+2 Fantasy
+1 Reality
-1 Whole Composition
= +2
Third short Film :
+1 Acting
+1 Scenography
-1 Thrill
-3 Humour
0 Fantasy
+2 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= 0
Fourth short Film :
-2 Acting
+2 Scenography
-2 Thrill
0 Humour
+2 Fantasy
-1 Reality
0 Whole Composition
= -1
TOTAL OF FOUR =
-5
I review each aspect through scale -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3
Total possible is +21 for the very most promising
while -21 can still be a movie worth watching
Rather than judging I'm just trying to see the dynamics
wWw
23 November 2011
Bee Gees among other Bees
BbB
I'm back to Bee Gees!!!
Realize they started even before Beatles, though they are born after each Beatles member. Bee Gees in the late 60's, when their full albums first appeared, sounds to me like a bit more serious cousin to The Kinks. Now I want to get a whole grip of every phase in Bee Gees' development, since they were not only three brothers, and lived in Australia as well as Britain. Even the american Beach Boys' discography I know better - strange because I loved to listen to Bee Gees many years before Beach Boys.
In high scool it began, while also Burt Bacharach's music reached my heart. I did'nt thought of the similarities then, but there really are some. It is true Burt was more into bossa nova and musical orchestra, Bee Gees a bit more rock-pop oriented but still very soul deep. Even Nina Simone has made natural interpretations of Bee Gees own songs, while Bacharach collaborated with other 60's soul-pop singers as Warwick and Franklin, which automatically attracted more ones like Springfield, Shaw and The Carpenters. Bee Gess later dwelled into different genres, most material yet unknown to me, except their High Civilization 1991. My little sister then had a love for their song Secret Love (and she likes Bacharach too).
But Bee Gees share with Burt a soulful feeling for schlager melodies combined with exotic beats. Beatles of course were close too, especially in the beginning. Bee Gees even covered Please Please Me -63 without knowing yet which big group they will be shown to have got the material from. And both groups could with some of their songs have made gold for the Motown Records, if they had been black. Many good covers of Beatles are made by motown artists. Well, who hasn't covered Beatles? Bee Gees made a beautiful version of Nowhere Man, but sadly enough skipped the good beat which they could have even developed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-e8QjU2WRM&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaprCa9m_Mc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2zuNt2EOUY&feature=related&noredirect=1
BbB
I'm back to Bee Gees!!!
Realize they started even before Beatles, though they are born after each Beatles member. Bee Gees in the late 60's, when their full albums first appeared, sounds to me like a bit more serious cousin to The Kinks. Now I want to get a whole grip of every phase in Bee Gees' development, since they were not only three brothers, and lived in Australia as well as Britain. Even the american Beach Boys' discography I know better - strange because I loved to listen to Bee Gees many years before Beach Boys.
In high scool it began, while also Burt Bacharach's music reached my heart. I did'nt thought of the similarities then, but there really are some. It is true Burt was more into bossa nova and musical orchestra, Bee Gees a bit more rock-pop oriented but still very soul deep. Even Nina Simone has made natural interpretations of Bee Gees own songs, while Bacharach collaborated with other 60's soul-pop singers as Warwick and Franklin, which automatically attracted more ones like Springfield, Shaw and The Carpenters. Bee Gess later dwelled into different genres, most material yet unknown to me, except their High Civilization 1991. My little sister then had a love for their song Secret Love (and she likes Bacharach too).
But Bee Gees share with Burt a soulful feeling for schlager melodies combined with exotic beats. Beatles of course were close too, especially in the beginning. Bee Gees even covered Please Please Me -63 without knowing yet which big group they will be shown to have got the material from. And both groups could with some of their songs have made gold for the Motown Records, if they had been black. Many good covers of Beatles are made by motown artists. Well, who hasn't covered Beatles? Bee Gees made a beautiful version of Nowhere Man, but sadly enough skipped the good beat which they could have even developed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-e8QjU2WRM&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaprCa9m_Mc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2zuNt2EOUY&feature=related&noredirect=1
BbB
22 November 2011
styles of music I've listened to most during 2011
BbB
december
???
???
???
???
november
Bossa nova
mostly from the 60's
Soul schlager
mostly from the 60's
october
Glam rock
mostly from the 70's
Progressive rock
mostly from the 70's
september
Swing
mostly from the 30's
Waltz
mostly from the 30's
august
Boogie woogie
mostly from the 50's
Ragtime
mostly from the 1900's
july
Bluegrass, old Country
mostly from the 40's
Blues rock
mostly from the 60's
june
Folkie songs
mostly from the 70's
Musical
mostly from the 70's
may
French chansons
mostly from the 60's
Classical impressionism
mostly from the 1880's
april
Synth pop
mostly from the 80's
Computer-game scores
mostly from the 80's
mars
Organ-based Space rock
mostly from the 70's
Disco rock
mostly from the 90's
february
Motown
mostly from the 60's
Bubblegum pop
mostly from the 50's
january
Jazz schlagers
mostly from the 30's
Beatlesque pop
mostly from the 60's
bBb
december
???
???
???
???
november
Bossa nova
mostly from the 60's
Soul schlager
mostly from the 60's
october
Glam rock
mostly from the 70's
Progressive rock
mostly from the 70's
september
Swing
mostly from the 30's
Waltz
mostly from the 30's
august
Boogie woogie
mostly from the 50's
Ragtime
mostly from the 1900's
july
Bluegrass, old Country
mostly from the 40's
Blues rock
mostly from the 60's
june
Folkie songs
mostly from the 70's
Musical
mostly from the 70's
may
French chansons
mostly from the 60's
Classical impressionism
mostly from the 1880's
april
Synth pop
mostly from the 80's
Computer-game scores
mostly from the 80's
mars
Organ-based Space rock
mostly from the 70's
Disco rock
mostly from the 90's
february
Motown
mostly from the 60's
Bubblegum pop
mostly from the 50's
january
Jazz schlagers
mostly from the 30's
Beatlesque pop
mostly from the 60's
bBb
19 November 2011
11 Old Pieces I Love to Listen to Now
9th Elevator of 2011
Every version here performed by other artists than the songwriter
11
ANY DAY NOW (My Wild Beautiful Bird)
with Chuck Jackson
by Burt Bacharach & Hal David
from Any Day Now -62
via Magic Moments : The Definitive Burt Bacharach Collection
10
I THINK I LOVE YOU
with The Partridge Family
by Tony Romeo
from The Partridge Family Album -70
9
I'M NOT SAYIN'
with Nico
by Gordon Lightfoot
from not any album as I know -65
8
PLEASE MISTER POSTMAN
with Beatles
by Bateman, Dobbins, Garrett, Gorman, Holland
from With The Beatles -63
7
YOU CAN'T DO THAT
with Diana Ross & The Supremes
by Lennon & McCartney
from Motown Meets The Beatles
6
SOMEBODY TO LOVE
with Lea Michele and the Glee Club
by Freddie Mercury [Queen -76]
from first season of Glee -09
5
THE FAIREST OF THE SEASONS
with Nico
by Jackson Browne & Gregory Copeland
from Chelsea Girl -66
4
I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER
with Aretha Franklin
by Burt Bacharach & Hal David
from Aretha Now -68
3
SOMEWHERE
with Dionne Warwick
by Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Sondheim
from The Windows of The World -67
2
A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME
with Chris Colfer, Cory Monteith, Matthew Morrison & Kristin Chenoweth
by Burt Bacharach & Hal David
from first season of Glee -09
1
DESPERADO
with Carpenters
by Don Henley & Glenn Frey
from Horizon -75
wWw
Every version here performed by other artists than the songwriter
11
ANY DAY NOW (My Wild Beautiful Bird)
with Chuck Jackson
by Burt Bacharach & Hal David
from Any Day Now -62
via Magic Moments : The Definitive Burt Bacharach Collection
10
I THINK I LOVE YOU
with The Partridge Family
by Tony Romeo
from The Partridge Family Album -70
9
I'M NOT SAYIN'
with Nico
by Gordon Lightfoot
from not any album as I know -65
8
PLEASE MISTER POSTMAN
with Beatles
by Bateman, Dobbins, Garrett, Gorman, Holland
from With The Beatles -63
7
YOU CAN'T DO THAT
with Diana Ross & The Supremes
by Lennon & McCartney
from Motown Meets The Beatles
6
SOMEBODY TO LOVE
with Lea Michele and the Glee Club
by Freddie Mercury [Queen -76]
from first season of Glee -09
5
THE FAIREST OF THE SEASONS
with Nico
by Jackson Browne & Gregory Copeland
from Chelsea Girl -66
4
I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER
with Aretha Franklin
by Burt Bacharach & Hal David
from Aretha Now -68
3
SOMEWHERE
with Dionne Warwick
by Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Sondheim
from The Windows of The World -67
2
A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME
with Chris Colfer, Cory Monteith, Matthew Morrison & Kristin Chenoweth
by Burt Bacharach & Hal David
from first season of Glee -09
1
DESPERADO
with Carpenters
by Don Henley & Glenn Frey
from Horizon -75
wWw
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