pics from natasha's show

[vriad_lee]

очередные фотки с наташиной выставки. в дополнение к этому и вот этому. PS: выставака продлена до 8 апреля, работает каждый день с 12 до 20, выходной понедельник. PS2: в рекламе написали неправильно, что, мол, каждая деталь сделана автором: многие вещи наташа купила готовыми. PS3: самые трогательные фотки - у tomk_

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[backasswardz.livejournal.com]

Thanks for sharing NZ music, they all are nice. Dave Dobbyn I liked most of all. They say it's unofficial anthem :). Tall Dwarfs' vid is funny, cool and looks fresh though you said it's from 80s.

You got me think about what I like in Russian "pop" music. The only guy (and his group) I like is not very popular now. They are from 80-90, well, they compose until now, just the music isn't as good as it was then. What I appreciate especially about them is that their songs are original and have the touch of traditional sound - drawling, dramatic, serious. I was surprised to find their vids on YouTube and decided to make posts about them - that would be interesting, what do you think, so feel free to express your opinion.
http://backasswardz.livejournal.com/81918.html
http://backasswardz.livejournal.com/82042.html
http://backasswardz.livejournal.com/82245.html

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

Dave Dobbyn's near enough to our most successful song writer. He's had many hits over quite a few decades. Oh yes, and it was proved in court that he didn't start the Queen Street Riot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Dobbyn)!

The Tall Dwarf's video would be from 81 or 82, as there's bits on the TV from the 1981 Springbok Tour here, (which also featured riots), as well as Prince Charles' wedding, also in 81. Plus a countdown of our top 20 songs for one of those weeks!

I like your Aquarium videos. The words are lost on me of course, but the feel of the songs comes through well. He's good - and those could only have come out of Russia.

Some reckon videos detract from the song, but when they're in a foreign language they can act as a form of translation.

[backasswardz.livejournal.com]

Yeah, these vids are ingformative enough about what matters the songs really are. When I started to listen to Pink Floyd I understood not one word, and still it was amazing. Also, I listened to French chant songs, and there were no need in comprehension, it was beautiful as it sounded. In case of art a message gets through all barriers, imho...
In case you got interested in BG, here I have uploaded a few songs from 1999. These aren't his own work, they are cover versions of another our legendary musician from 60-70s Bulat Okudjava.
Sorry for the spoilt coding of titles, I added the list of songs below, as a reply
http://pilguinb.multiply.com/music/item/48

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

Hmmm - I get 'You must be a registered member to download songs.' when I try those.

[backasswardz.livejournal.com]

Try this http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CK863MYX, there must be 1 mp3 file.
If this won't work I don't know where else to put them.

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

There's a file listed there, ('4_Piratic Lyrical.mp3'), but nothing happens if I click on it and there's no 'play' or 'download' button. Best you give up I think... :-(

[backasswardz.livejournal.com]

Did you click it with the right button and then click "Save object (source?) as"?

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

No - the file's just text - it's not a link. There'a a 'Please enter PJS here' at the top with a box to enter text in an a 'Download' link beside it, but what use that is I don't know.

[backasswardz.livejournal.com]

Better I give up...till I know better hosting, sorry for disturbing.