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つぼみ那里盛开绯色的雾 林阴下偶而投宿 月色里飘零夜露 一朵花开不过仲夏 何必惊怕 将摘下 当作命运抑或责罚 还不如拼死挣扎 轻柔诉说着辛苦 明山净水的眉目 依稀荡漾着轻浮 等青春辜负了年华 安能作罢 生为花 绚烂这一霎 好过无人牵挂 听月光变喑哑 再化作淅沥 我问你 你在哪里 注视着花朵的芬芳与战栗 惨淡妖娆癫狂奢靡瞬间的凌厉 如实 如此 如是 冥冥之中懦弱的都是你 如血的虹霓 嚣张的叛逆 就在雨中畅情呼吸 撕开了藏青晨曦 花朵的付出 温柔太虚无 用三分嫉妒 就换来颠覆 奢求不满足 绝望随手填补 鲜花绽放的光泽 绚烂过满天星火 未曾触摸如何能懂得 这灼热 记忆已决堤 就流放记忆 一度曾深陷在春泥 渴望流光的痕迹 问今夕何夕 看命运离奇 若是将自己都放低 如何走得到天际 花朵的付出 温柔地倾诉 若不知所措地回顾 又有谁值得记住 奢求不满足 用绝望填补 绝望希望都一样的无助 却好过缥缈在风中的祝福 花蕾初生的艳丽 到来得正是时机 踏遍天涯总有一个谜 束缚你 &在这样一个纷繁纠结的年代 The danger and the powerI need not to need or else a love with intuition someone who reaches out to my weakness and won't let go I need not to need I've always been the tower but now I feel like I'm the flower trying to bloom in snow Happy Birthday-All good wishesWhat glories would we? Motions of the soul The Beat That My Heart SkippedIMDb:7.4/10 (5,344 votes) 2005
![]() Yellowjackets-Lifecycle 2008-05-20
Falken's Maze Country Living
Double Nickel
Dreams Go
Yahoo
I Wonder
3 Circles
Claire's Closet
Lazaro
"Lifecycle" is, in some respects, two albums in one.
Seven of the ten tracks are quintet pieces featuring guitarist Mike Stern and the Jackets.
while the remaining three are quartet pieces that showcase the individual and collective talents of the current Yellowjackets lineup: keyboardist Russell Ferrante, saxophonist Bob Mintzer,bassist Jimmy Haslip and drummer Marcus Baylor.
Whatever the combinations and permutations, it's all good. Mintzer contributes three tracks:the energetic opener.
"Falken's Maze," the rhythmically complex "Yahoo''
"and the easygoing "I Wonder.''
![]() The Bad Plus-Prog 2007-05-08
Everybody Wants to Rule the World - The Bad Plus,Orzabal,Roland
Physical Cities - The Bad Plus,Anderson
Life on Mars - The Bad Plus,Bowie
Mint - The Bad Plus,Iverson
Giant - The Bad Plus, Anderson
Thriftstore Jewelry - The Bad Plus,King
Tom Sawyer - The Bad Plus,Lee
This Guy's in Love with You - The Bad Plus, Bacharach, Burt
The World Is the Same - The Bad Plus,Anderson
1980 World Champion - The Bad Plus,King
2007 album from the Jazz/Pop trio, three Jazz musicians who play gorgeously reinterpreted cover versions
('Everybody Wants To Rule The World', 'Tom Sawyer')
plus nifty originals! as well. 10 tracks. Universal.
![]() Memory Almost Full-Deluxe Limited Edition 2007-06-05 Dance Tonight Ever Present Past
See Your Sunshine
Only Mama Knows
You Tell Me
Mr. Bellamy
Vintage Clothes
That Was Me
Feet In The Clouds
House of Wax
The End Of The End
Nod Your Head
In Private
Why So Blue
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Paul talks about the music of Memory Almost Full
The 13 new songs on Memory Almost Full are performed entirely by Paul McCartney
(excluding strings) and produced by Grammy Award-winner David Kahne
(The Strokes, Sublime,Bruce Springsteen and more). The Girl Who Turned into a BedIt happened that day she picked up a strange pussy willow Her head swelled up white and as soft as a pillow Her skin, which had turned all flaky and rotten was now replaced with 100% cotton Through her organs and torso she sprouted like wings a beautiful set of mattress and springsIt was so terribly strange that I started to weep But at least after that I had a nice place to sleep Raven Radio![]() A pure place,let me wanton Imagination.
我们实实在在地结合着
这么说能有什么意义 当然 聪明的碎片 能够扮演整体 虽然窗户还没有封好 你的背心的裂口 却给那间客厅收获的影子增添了收成 当灯都点亮 你完全可以去谴责自己的 曲线 因为它们晃动了房间的拼板玩具 而那里的空气又在品尝着被弗里德里克 键盘弄乱的喷嘴所叼过的每一个盎司 Tekkon kinkree![]() Michael Arias 2007.6.27
せいゆう:二宫和也 苍井优 伊势谷友介 宫藤官九郎 学坏人说话 心就会变得干巴巴的
有资格追求梦想的人不过寥寥
这城市肆意变化 丝毫不顾我的想法
再慢一点 我就能感到幸福了
土星人最重感情了
我一辈子的请求 你都请求了几辈了啊你
Be happy Be happy 安心安心 Tony Takitani![]() Sakamoto Ryūichi
01.DNA/Intro
02.Solitude 03.DNA 04.Bottom 05.Fotografia #1 06.Fotografia #2 07.Solitude #2 08.Harmonics #1 09.Solitude - One Note 10.Harmonics #2 11.Solitude - Theme ![]() 纯净 极致 善意 你要怎么去厌烦它 一板金刀我构想出一个系统,标准格式是122cmx81cm. さよなら 絶望先生我希望听见来至火星的回响
我希望闻到芒果潜在的迷香 我希望面对心中未知的绝望
我希望坚定爆发未来的希望 我希望你们来把我当做武器
我希望他们别把我变为玩具 我希望我不是一块碎的石头
我希望我会是一块墙上砖头 我希望我充满愤怒激情力量
我希望感冒咳嗽不要流鼻涕 我希望我像梦旅人那样生活
我希望过去的过去成为永远 我希望可以不停点着抱着音响 因为我这样的人类还能做点什么 我希望为一些人们加油鼓掌 拍拍手告别脸上无尽的哀伤 ![]() Kurt Vonnegut![]() 1922.11.11-2007.4.11So it goes: the Tralfamadorians' blank acknowledgment of death is going to be the phrase that accompanies innumerable reactions to Kurt Vonnegut's passing. In Slaughterhouse-Five, the novel that made his name, it could be applied either to a glass of dead water or a dead human being. Once the life had gone out of them, there was little to distinguish them.Not so in life. "We are put on earth to fart around," said Vonnegut, "don't let anyone tell you any different." Vonnegut may have spent some of his time farting around, but he still put plenty of it to good use, which is why he's being celebrated. His books fart around: he is one of the great playful writers of the 20th century (and it was a great benefit to us that his playfulness was allowed to extend into the 21st). But that playfulness was born out of great disaster. As anyone with the scantiest familiarity with Vonnegut's work knows, it was his place in the firebombing of Dresden during the second world war which was to make his name as a writer - although there is a quarter-century gap between Dresden and the novel.That gap is telling: Dresden had been swept under the historical carpet. In a 1977 interview in the Paris Review, he put it like this: "I said that only one person on the entire planet benefited from the raid, which must have cost tens of millions of dollars. The raid didn't shorten the war by half a second ... only one person benefited - not two or five or ten. Just one. ... Me.
I got three dollars for each person killed. Imagine that."
Vonnegut is often cited as a sci-fi writer, or as one who straddles the "literary" and "sci-fi" genres. This seems to indicate an almost distasteful mania for labelling. Vonnegut was sui generis - once he achieved the tone that was to suit him for the final half of his professional life, all you could say of his writing was that it was Vonnegutian: playful, conversational, apparently guileless, repetitive if necessary, rambling, discursive - but always stiffened by a strong ethical backbone. He was one of the very few prominent Americans who was unafraid to call himself a socialist. Still railing against stupidity and injustice in 2007, he leaves us at a time when a voice like his is as necessary as it ever was. So it goes. |
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