I think I'll not be able to be here tomorrow. So I want to wish you all a Happy New Year with this jazzy "Rose Rouge":
I think I'll not be able to be here tomorrow. So I want to wish you all a Happy New Year with this jazzy "Rose Rouge":
note: posted yesterday
... teardrop on the fire, fearless on my breath ...
From post to Val's surprise. I said the song is a divagation about human individuality and relationship. I said so because it was enough to understand it. Cosmotics (not cosmic) is an abstract concept based on cosmic osmosis used per example 100 years ago by Fernando Pessoa and his friends joining poetry with philosophy. Nowadays is used as art concept in ethereal poetry, music and painting. This song is entirely cosmotic, philosophically speaking. It is also characterized as hypnotic because repeats rhythms and concepts in order. I consider myself happy to take nothing to understand this song. Taking Flor's translation, I made another as I "listen" to it.
here's our new and honorable fan from Val's kingdom:
Não se sujeitam ao consenso Ficam no fundo Enquanto o resíduo perece Sabedorias feitas na manga Servem ao estado presente Ficam distintos Enquanto a maioria embarga Se a relação do contratempo E do tempo presente Assimilarem Não se precisava de viagens cosmóticas As teorias seriam atendidas Mas a inteligência limita a autonomia humana |
"Vidro Azul" (blue glass) is a radio program that was born 7 years ago at Radio University of Coimbra. I began to hear this program only when it started to be transmitted nearly 2 years ago in RADAR. The aesthetics of the program immediately led me to elect it as one of my worship radio programs. In this anniversary issue, I chose sequence 8 and 9 of the program in the clips below. These are amateur clips. First, with studio sound. Then, live recordings.
from fever ray space
This is so deliciously '80s :-)scattered images in portuguese like "I get a high risk sleep / I'm tired and dead of dreaming"
Remember this post?
KidA is this year's family album on RADAR. Other great competitors to the 1st postition, was Pixies' Doolittle and the Beatles' White Album. They all deserved the first place. This is my week's song:
this was take 2
Long time ago, and several times I wanted to post this. Oh, I wanted so. Only now it's possible with this single clip. Enjoy! The revenge!