Thursday, March 31, 2011

Cake Variations With Betty Crocker Pound Cake Mix

THE DIARY OF HORACE WIMP / ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA



"The Diary of Horace Wimp" is a song by the legendary British band Electric Light Orchestra , which was released as a single in August 1979 promoting her hit album "Discovery " considered by the specialized press as the end point of the great career of this talented group led by Jeff Lynne . Electric Light Orchestra
is one of the most famous bands in rock history as efficiently mixed and striking various sounds associated with the symphonic to rock, making music that is full of wonderful details.

This song was written by Jeff Lynne , who was inspired once again in one of his favorite bands: The Beatles . Lynne
always declared a Fab Four fan. In fact, in his youth in the neighborhoods of Birmingham formed several tribute bands, and from time to time was engaged to take sounds and harmonies similar to those used Paul, John, Ringo and George . Years later, the creative mind of ELO would close friend of his idols especially Harrison, who came to share the stage and production records.

One of the songs with "beatlemaniacs" is "The Diary of Horace Wimp" , where Lynne travel achieved remarkable chord in a musical production of high quality memorable. In terms of subject matter, this song is a critique of those who abused groped ballads to the topic the ugly man and full of bad luck that always falls for the wrong woman and decides to live forever alone, and also depressed.

Here Jeff tells a crucial week in the life of a man who is looking for that special woman. It was in those days where the character named Horace Wimp , aided by a voice from beyond, he meets a girl who over time became his beloved wife. But there is an error !!!!... It is not really a week in the life of Mr. Wimp , as in the song is not mentioned on Saturday . The reason for this strange detail was explained briefly by the author of the song an interview: "The Sabbath is ignored because it is the day of football . Recall that Lynne is a lover of football and cheer on the Birmingham City Football Club to the point that neither forget his songs go to the stadium ...

This "dime" was recorded at Musicland Studios located in beautiful Munich, Germany. In that recording session, Lynne is the producer and also got to sing lead vocals, played guitar, piano and synthesizers.

"The Diary of Horace Wimp" reached # 8 of the UK Singles charts. He was also a success in Ireland where it peaked at number 10 in the charts, becoming one of the most acclaimed songs of the band in the British territory, and over the years into one of the classic pieces from the repertoire of this wonderful band that made the court within the Pop / Rock.

Monday, March 28, 2011

Gay Men And Diverticulitus

Video Journalism classes - What we must not forget

The context Account:

The context does count, because as discussed in the following video analysis, expressions or statements taken out of the place makes the meaning or intent that the issuer had lost and cause the opposite effect.

It is therefore appropriate to quote and try to express what you really want to skip pass and expressions that may cause misunderstanding.



Fear Factors:

certainly fear as a tool of persuasion is a factor that can determine elections and important decisions in a social group. As we will see in this video we see how the distortion of the data to generate fear, motivates change public opinion and opt for certain stance, influenced by fear.

Sunday, March 27, 2011

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THE PUSHER / STEPPENWOLF



"The Pusher" is a song by American band Steppenwolf , which was released as a single in 1968, and was also part the soundtrack of the classic tape "Easy Rider" , starring Peter Fonda , Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson , and stayed forever as one of the most important works of American counterculture.
is that this band, which had members from Canada and other natives of Sweden, was characterized by experimenting with psychedelic sounds more typical of Hard-Rock without leaving the Blues chords acids.

In January 1968, the Steppenwolf brought to light releases his first album, the eponymous character, and where each piece was a live musical tribute to great pioneers of rock, as Chuck Berry, Willie Dixon and Muddy Waters .
This album quickly began climbing the charts and the press realized that this band had something new in their songs, like a message the future with these cruel riffs and dark lyrics that mixed perfectly with the cultural context that time.

Among the 11 songs that make this prestigious album, there is a striking piece of music title "The Pusher" whose credit belonged to American singer / songwriter Hoyt Axton . The story goes that Axton wrote this song in the middle of 1967 after learning that one of his best friends had died of a drug overdose. That is why in the lyrics of the song is critical to drug trafficking, especially when it distributes. Axton To the gentleman who sells marijuana "a machine for daydreaming and encourages young people to hard drugs like heroin is a monster not care if the consumer dies or will mental consequences. Only care about money ...

With its strong criticism of the drug dealer "The Pusher" was among the first songs that made him a strong dribble to drug use by youth and gives them drive to the "button" that sells and promotes its products to make money with the lives of others ...

The first to burn and the song was popular Canadian band "The Sparrow , who later would become known worldwide as Steepenwolf .
In May 1967, this legendary band led by John Kay recorded an extended version of this song live, which was modified years later with Steppenwolf to make it more close to the radio promotion. Both versions are amazing ...

But the powerful version of Steppenwolf also had its controversy, as many religious groups and conservatives began to censor this song on the radio and boycott the shows of the band after hearing within the letter the phrase "God Damn (God Damn), which was always chanted loudly by the fans of the band .
The problem reached its peak when in a concert that was going to get in a city in North Carolina came to their dressing a group of police threatening the members of the band to change that "damn phrase ". After that incident, John Kay decided to change that sentence "Gosh Darn" , but the public was not even there to repeat that phrase and was to the original cause more controversy ...

The song was part of the soundtrack of the hit movie "Easy Rider" , where in addition the band signed with classic "Born to be Wild" . This fact was central to the popularity of the band, that band sound became classic piece of late 60's.

Recently in 1971 the author of the song, Mr. Axton , decided to record their version of "The Pusher" . This version appears on his album entitled Joy to the World and is highly recommended ...
A great song, full of psychedelia and acid-rock mixed with a controversial subject for those years ... Buenom today is not so different, there are still those "Pusher" playing with the lives of young people his dirty money ...
Enjoy it!

Saturday, March 26, 2011

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I'M LOSING YOU / JOHN LENNON


"I'm Losing You" is a song famous English musician John Lennon . Is included in his acclaimed album "Double Fantasy" , published in November 1980 and converted in the last official album John Lennon because weeks after an alleged fanatic named Mark Chapman, shot to death behind giving the ex-Beatle , who remained forever as one of the most emblematic of the Rock musicians.

After almost 6 years away from music, to see her son grow Sean and spend more time with family, John Lennon returned to the slopes more charged than ever with a great album under his arm . This is called "Double Fantasy" and was produced by Jack Douglas , who came to work with Miles Davis, Alice Cooper and Cheap Trick , among other artists and groups of world renown. It should be noted that Douglas had worked with Lennon, yes as an assistant producer on the album Imagine , but since then Lennon realized that this young man was going to get very far. So it was years after he was found in a restaurant and congratulated him on his amazing career discs watching great bands, and incidentally told him I wanted to work and his upcoming album. And there was ...

Among the many demos that Lennon happened to Douglas, was a very intimate piece called "Stranger's room" . According to Lennon himself, this song was written in mid-1978 in fear of losing his beloved Yoko Ono, who did not spend good moments as a couple, and was born at a time when she did not answer the phone.

With a sound more rock, less care and excellent guitar riff's, this song does not go into this extraordinary deapercibida LP, although it was released as a promotional single.
the fans always seen as positive to this piece of music, and even the very Yoko Ono has declared that "I'm Losing You" is one of their favorite songs. In fact in an interview with Q magazine in 2010 mentioned that "" I'm Losing You "is a song incredible. I think as a composer, he managed to overcome many similar songs. To me this song reflects what same as if Picasso drew his wife, after feeling quite nostalgic feeling detached from it ... I was very lucky to be his wife ", d STATEMENTS Lennon's wife .

Douglas According when Lennon called from Bermuda to refine details of the process of recording this album, he advised her to dedicate himself to finding the best musicians knew that session, so that each song sounded perfect, like an orchestra rather afiatada.
Firstly, Douglas invited Rick Nielsen and Bun E. Carlos , both members of Cheap Trick , to participate in the recording of "I'm Losing You" in September 1980. Finally Lennon decided to re-record the song with musicians of trust, setting aside this extraordinary version saw the light finally published in 1998 in the John Lennon Anthology .

A high-flying temazo written by mr. Lennon, who deserved a while humble space in this blog, and which belongs to the album that brought back to this ex-Beatle to the music scene but was cut short by his untimely death ...
Enjoy!

Friday, March 25, 2011

Impetigo Dog Treatment

RUNNING SCARED / ROY ORBISON



"Running Scared" is a song musician Roy Orbison , which was released as a single in March 1961.
This song was forever in the classical repertoire of an artist who conquered the charts in early the 60's with his voice so particular, which contained an emotion that left Juella within the Pop and Rock. Besides, Orbison had this great talent of the saddest ballads mix with the delicacy of the symphonic, occupying nuances worthy of a classic juto a perfect vocals.

With the help of composer Joe Melson, Roy Orbison wrote a classical piece that borders the field with under a tense melodramatic musical part that is guided by a guitar to strum notes typical of the bolero.
Orbison, an expert in creating memorable ballads in "Running Scared" explores the wilder side of human being, what is going to duel to get himself a woman. Under
a story that mixes betrayal, jealousy, pride and anxiety this musician originally from Vernon , sail the seas of a problematic situation while an orchestra poc by little adding your notes to give that feeling in the air of suspense that grows with you over the minutes.

other thing that makes it more appealing to this piece of Orbison is playing with fear, with the atmosphere of danger creates a fight between couples, particularly when it gets an ex-boyfriend in the middle of the conversation. In this war of egos, lies and betrayal began a theme that perhaps many ballads have already tried albeit slightly risky, but as you see Orbison nobody ever did. The same happens on the idea of \u200b\u200bincluding at the height of the rock and roll a bolero rhythm guitar, experimental sound that is credited Roy faithfully, and to this day draws applause ...

With a brilliant climax, where ruffles canante or singing in a chorus that's sure to leave heavenly hair stand on end, this song was ready to be a hit. What finally did, as Orbison came through "Running Scared" , to first place in Billboard, and the ninth in the UK, staying as classic piece in your repertoire ...

Because of its great success, "Running Scared" was covered by great artists, who wanted to earn some dollars sac wonderful singing this sad song. These "masters" stand Del Shannon, Glen Campbell and Australian actor and musician, Nick Cave , who made new versions of the "dime", but never could match the interpretation of original ...
Enjoy!

Thursday, March 24, 2011

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TIE YOUR MOTHER DOWN / QUEEN



"Tie Your Mother Down " is a song by British band Queen , which was released as a single on March 4, 1977 promoting her fifth musical album the amazing" A Day at The Races ".
Many critics underestimate the fifth music album Queen, and called him a poor record in terms of musical material and leave it as a simple filling LP. But if we go to the bottom of each piece of music that makes this work, we realize that " A Day At The Races" is an extraordinary work that stands out for its impeccable repertoire where Queen continues to demonstrate his talent for creating memorable songs.

One such memorable songs is one that opens the album, the powerful rocker "Tie Your Mother Down" .
This piece was written by guitarist Brian May in 1976 while in Tenerife, Spain, because of his studies for the degree of Doctor of Astrophysics (who won in 2007) and born just a joke based on a game all too ironic. Once finished, decided to include in the repertoire that the band was preparing for her fifth musical. It was in those recording sessions where the lead singer Freddie Mercury was impressed with this piece rock and decided to add certain details to the letter to make it darker in terms of humor ...

On the subject of the lyrics of this song it is noted in an interview with Capital Radio in 1976, Mercury stated the following: "Well, actually wrote Brian (May) and I have very clear on what inspired them. Maybe it was made in one of his changes in mood ... "In that sentence, it is clear that the song is a simple joke letter adorned with a simple spicy metaphors play simply as filler.

Musically, the song is something else. With a furious guitar riff that sounds divine, and we welcomed with a line drive and rebellious rocker, this song was one of the most chanted and applauded in the repertoire that the band was live.
the fans was very happy with this song, he quickly learned it and started to sing it in concerts. For these reasons, the band decided to release it as a single step and record a video clip style "Bohemian Rhapsody" , but over money and time, since the band was touring the United States, this project was just about anything. Finally

Queen recorded a promotional video for "Tie Your Mother Down " in February 1977 in the Nassau Coliseum New York.
One who has good memories of that video is the drummer Roger Taylor , as was the victim of an accident in the process of recording. It turns out that Queen during his tour of the United States decided to use fireworks and several sets of lights to make the most impressive show for the audience. But in the midst of recording the video clip, one of those fireworks ended up in the back of the blonde drummer who's impact on battery onto the floor and everything, stopping for several hours the work of director in charge of the case. "That day we almost lost to Roger " I would say years later a smiling Brian May to remember that moment.

After being released as a single, "Tie Your Mother Down" made it to # 13 of the UK Singles charts and box # 49 of the Billboard Hot 100, and was the prmer step to begin his conquest Queen musical American land, one of the most complicated tasks.

We leave this classic Queen , who dribbled quite dramatically and does not appear in any of the Greatest Hits, which calls him enough attention ...
A move to the floor mane ... Enjoy!

Monday, March 21, 2011

Convert Evaluation Rhino License

RED RED WINE / UB40



"Red Red Wine" is a song by British band UB40 , which was published as a single August 23, 1983 and Inclusive on your hard "Labour Of Love" , fourth musical work of this band originally from Birmingham , including versions reggae of certain musical works from their favorite artists.
make a CD of "covers" apparently is a good workhorse for any band that wants to create greater monetary resources, but when the musician fishing your favorite songs and adapts to a new lifestyle and endorses the thing separate and apart from generating large monetary figures also proves to quality, and that deserves a big applause. "Labour Of Love" is one that works, where the songs are dressed up perfectly with the sound of UB40 .

"Red Red Wine " part of the famous American singer-songwriter Neil Diamond , who recorded it in early 1968 and published in April of that year with producer Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich , two heavyweights in the U.S. pop music.
This song, which is in praise of wine and its generous capacity to forget fast (or temporary?) the pains of love, only reached # 63 of Bllboard Hot 100 (he spent three weeks in that position), and became a Diamond song it would take more strength and popularity with Over the years, thanks to new versions that come on the road.

That same year, but months desu release as single of this song, came a new version but in Soul singer's voice, a native of Jamaica, Jimmy James with his band The Vagabonds , whom promoted in the UK, achieving great popularity after arriving at # 36 of the UK Singles Charts.

A year later, another version appeared "Red Red Wine " on British soil. It was a striking Reggae version adapted by singer Tony Tribe , who broke into the box # 46 of the UK Singles charts.
was this version, as the members of UB40 , which they had heard in his childhood, and why we decide to include your version in this album. In fact, UB40 guys did not know that this song was Diamond, and only realized at the time of review and request copyright for each song would be included in the Lp.
On this the lead singer, Mr Ali Campbell mentioned in the book 1000 UK # 1 Hits : "The funny thing about this song is that only a reggae knew we had no idea that Neil Diamond had written ". In the same text, the other member of the band, Terence "Astro" Wilson said " even when we saw that said appropriations N. Diamond, so we thought it was a Jamaican artist called Negus Diamond or something as well. "

is why the version of UB40 is closest to the Tony Tribe version that of the dark and sad version of Diamond . Thanks to his musical formula, "Red Red Wine" the voice of this band britpanica reached first place in the United Kingdom, Germany and New Zealand in August 1983. Meanwhile, in the United States the song reached the box # 34 on the Billboard Hot 100 in March 1984 but would have his revenge in a re-issue made in 1988, where it reached # 1.

The song caused a furor in all radios, and even today many people believe the song is original UB40 and are surprised when they learn that a "cover".
A classic 80's, song memorable and suitable for any party ...
Enjoy!

Sunday, March 20, 2011

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TWO SUNS IN THE SUNSET / PINK FLOYD



"Two Suns in the Sunset" is a song by British rock band Pink Floyd , which is included in "The Final Cut" ( March 1983), the twelfth musical work of this iconic band that is characterized by its innovative and experimental style with which they were the architects of the culture pscidélica in the UK and a group essential to the history of Rock.
This regular record, released in the midst of internal conflicts between Waters and his companions, is considered the shadow of his predecessor, the acclaimed "The Wall" , and hold out for high caliber songs critical of British politicians and various reflections on the futility of supporting the war.

After nearly 14 years of musical career, was almost predictable that the band go through a stressful time. The musical egos between Waters and Gilmour led the band began to lose weight, and after the worldwide success of the musical work The Wall , it got more serious.
With several internal problems, the band began work on his next album -Rock Opera , which had an anti-war concept, practiced by idea Roger Waters, and where he pulled his "good sticks" British politicians believed that the only solution was to assemble as many problems with other wars countries to pet medals, and end in a nuclear disaster, like most epic final. Among the repertoire

who were tested, Waters introduced him to the rest of the band an emotional song called apocalyptic "Two Suns in the Sunset" . This song was about a nuclear holocaust in England, which was seen by the narrator in his surprise auto. On this tragic issue, Waters said in an interview that would be the final solution of any country that is obsessed with wars and the like to control everything, and put his teeth in tereno others.

In this song, the phrase "Two suns in the sunset" is the perfect metaphor to visualize the end, where one is the sun, our natural light and the other is a light caused by the nuclear explosion, which in turn to help us completely removed slowly.
This letter, which many fans as the best mention the pen of Waters, is heavily influenced by the fear of death, the po for someone my height pulse just to make the planet explode. In it, the narrator surprises us with a chilling account of how humans slowly die before an invisible enemy. With great and remarkable
metaphors in the middle of sentences for the bronze Waters dismisses the disc with a phrase that gives a lot of talk: "Enemies and friends, we are all equal" . This phrase also has a double meaning, since it is closely linked to the end of the band.

If before entering this record Pink Floyd and passed by internal problems in the middle of recording it got more tense. The bipolarity of Gilmour and Waters caused severe damage to the inside of the band. While Mason was already a musician "Part-Time" , keyboardist Richard Wright had left the band, after crashing into a fight with the bassist.

The best solution in full apocalypse of the band, each musician was working separately, and thus does not fall into arguments or fights that worsen the recording.
But in the midst of recording "Two Suns in the Sunset" , Waters got his teeth into the work of drummer Nick Mason and seeing that this did not fit with the rhythm of the song was asked to leave his made Andy Newmark , quien fuera el encargado, por un tiempo, de la batería en la banda Sly & The Family Stone y además era amigo de los integrantes de Pink Floyd. En entrevistas posteriores, Mason menciona relajadamente que esta elección otro baterísta " no es tan importante" .

Otro detalle notable es el maravillosa parte final adornada con un potente solo de saxofón, interpretada por el famoso músico Raphael Ravenscrof t, quien trabajó en todas las pistas de este disco y además es famoso por su participación en la canción de Gerry Rafferty "Baker Street ."

Despite the harsh criticism of the album, this song is amazing, enigmatic, with an air of farewell and maybe even prophetic. They make detailed discussion of the most acclaimed musical pieces of Roger Waters, who dominated by his desire to have it all, say goodbye to the band logrró with honors, and with this song in the background.
Enjoy!