Kaleidoscope - Tangerine Dream
04 April 2017
03 April 2017
"Rock and roll was indeed an extension of what was going on – the big swinging bands – Ray Noble, Will Bradley, Glenn Miller, I listened to that music before I heard Elvis Presley. But rock and roll was high energy, explosive and cut down. It was skeleton music, came out of the darkness and rode in on the atom bomb and the artists were star headed like mystical Gods. Rhythm and blues, country and western, bluegrass and gospel were always there – but it was compartmentalized – it was great but it wasn’t dangerous. Rock and roll was a dangerous weapon, chrome plated, it exploded like the speed of light, it reflected the times, especially the presence of the atomic bomb which had preceded it by several years. Back then people feared the end of time. The big showdown between capitalism and communism was on the horizon. Rock and roll made you oblivious to the fear, busted down the barriers that race and religion, ideologies put up. We lived under a death cloud; the air was radioactive. There was no tomorrow, any day it could all be over, life was cheap. That was the feeling at the time and I’m not exaggerating. (...) Jerry Lee Lewis came in like a streaking comet from some far away galaxy. Rock and roll was atomic powered, all zoom and doom. It didn’t seem like an extension of anything but it probably was" (B. Dylan)
02 April 2017
Mas, mais uma vez, ó miseráveis gentes de pouca fé!... os super-poderes da Fatinha, combinados com os mega-poderes do filho dela e, sobretudo, com os giga-poderes do pai do filho dela, não chegam para assegurar um Great Fatima Swindle pacífico?!!!...
01 April 2017
Depois do descobridor de vikings na Finlândia (que tantas saudades deixou na Assembleia Geral da ONU), do marçano (que marcou irreversívelmente a História da Europa) e do picareta falante (um "anti-ladies man" armado em Lord of the Galaxy), haver qualquer coisinha de português (LIX) a fingir que manda no Neurogrupo era tããããoooo fixe!!!
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