Let’s edit this now force-footnote.
“Dinkle Berry” is.. dinkle berry. A test user so abused in my test
data. Ah Dinkle Berry, where did your name come from?
I should google you, eh?
Footnotes:
I was standing
All alone against the world outside
You were searching
For a place to hide
Lost and lonely
Now you’ve given me the will to survive
When we’re hungry…love will keep us alive
Don’t you worry
Sometimes you’ve just gotta let it ride
The world is changing
Right before your eyes
Now I’ve found you
There’s no more emptiness inside
When we’re hungry…love will keep us alive
I would die for you
Climb the highest mountain
Baby, there’s nothing I wouldn’t do
I was standing
All alone against the world outside
You were searching
For a place to hide
Lost and lonely
Now you’ve given me the will to survive
When we’re hungry…love will keep us alive
When we’re hungry…love will keep us alive
When we’re hungry…love will keep us alive
To those celebrating, Happy Easter. May it be a blessed one.
Started listening to compositions by Burt Bacharach recently. Very impressed overall. One of my favourites thus far has to be the song “What the World Needs Now is Love”, composed by Bacharach, lyrics by Hal David, and first recorded by Jackie DeShannon. Here’s the video, and wikipedia entry. Beautiful stuff.
And here we have scientific proof that lolcats‘ depiction of cats who plot and manipulate is indeed true, not some figment of the human imagination! Ah, Pepo, you devil you. As I was once told by ruby2shoes (and as the intertubes says so too, it must be true), “dogs have owners, cats have staff”.
In other news, we also have scientific proof that “cats know more about fluid mechanics than dogs“!
Wonder what we’ll find out next… stay tuned for the rise of the lolcats.
“New Butterfly” is Ade’s second album. You can find my review of his first album, “Visions“, here. The same disclaimer in that post applies to this review.
As before, the album is contemporary instrumental piano. The music is simply beautiful. Both relaxing and deeply contemplative. Ade’s in no rush to finish a song, the timing is just right. The notes feel a lot more harmonious, diverse, confident. My favourites include “Jakarta at Night 3“, “Go on 2“, “I Saw Happiness“, and “Moving Ashburton“. “Jakarta at Night 3” – well if you have spent a night in Jakarta – the faintly cool night breeze in a city named after a prince, you’ll get the connection. Tracks average 6-8 minutes in length. One contrast (in both feel, and length) is “Unity in Diversity“, a short (1:35!), light piece.
Highly recommended, awe-some. 10⁄10 stars. Still DRM-free (yay!).