A Brazilian calls up an Indian telling him that they'll meet at ibis hotel. The two have met and spent some time before. She has a Chilean friend with her this time. The three eat cakes she's brought back from her Amsterdam trip. When the real thing is yet to begin, the Brazilian, Julianne, goes to take a leak and we lose her to the crowd. The Indian, me, isn't much interested in the Chilean (don't even remember her name) and we talk less and listen more.
The Icelandic band has now finished playing and I think to myself, can…

ur ultimate song(s) on ur deathbed, while u die, on ur funeral etc, whts ur pick?

mine (currently) are Blue by Mai Yamane (Yoko Kanno Project) and The Man Who Sold The World (electric version 12-93) cover by Nirvana.

Making this for future reference, will surely keep updating; any suggestions are heartily welcome.

• the outsider by apc


• judith by apc


• st. anger (video version) by metallica


• anything but this by static-x


• destroy all by static-x


• die mf die by dope


• thoughtless live cover by evanescence


• para-noir by marilyn manson


• Passive by A Perfect Circle

last weekend of January. 'Breathe', a cover band from UK is here to perform. u r already high. this song has had its effect on the already dosed you. what can be better! AND! the song plays in your ears as you look up to the sky where the fireworks are. and raindrops fall onto your face. amazing… Shine on you crazy diamond!

can imagine mr manson singing lying on the studio floor…
a great song… just can't stop loving it…
hmm… how i feel all of a sudden that this comp screen is too bright… i need space… darkness, my light… to lay back… to weep… to think about "love" what it might be… how sadly it might end… how it makes me smile and want that end… the guitar solo… the calm thats set in this song…

just a great song… would never like to find what he means here. just a car crash away

i don't know how much and whether this song is famous, i have some strange memory of it. Probably a confabulation, but i hadn't heard it officially when i once in high school remembered this line "i believe in angels" from somewhere…

at that moment i'd assumed it was one of the songs my sisters used to sing and so must've been good enough to just pop out of nowhere. i searched the net and downloaded the song. so glad i was listening to it cuz THIS WAS IT!!! the same song that i'd been recalling from the unconscious.

and…

again… this was written for a blog that has now been deleted. and this was written when Amy was still Amy Lee…

"there must be very few things as <i>lovely</i> as imagining a girl playing a piano and singing… okay, i meant imagining Amy Lee playing the piano and singing in her angelic voice at the same time. be it exodus, be it breathe no more… and well, i feel ashamed telling i hadn't heard 'give unto me' till now… she is amazing! that voice is weak in that track. and it says 'give unto me your trouble'… and those…

most of this i'm copy-pasting frm a blog entry.
the introduction in Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake"… i've been listening to it for arnd 2 days now (and it sounded familiar the first time itself!)… gives a serious feel of a lake… a haunting yet romantic lake. a foggy place which reminds of love and of murder at the same time… a cold place in every way… really inexplicable experience this piece is. hope u all appreciate it.
Tchaikovskyswan lake