Nieuw Nederlands Macca Draadje
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RogerWaters:
Goooeeedenaaavooond.
Ik heb zo'n vermoeden dat jij steeds blijder zal worden de komende dagen
Hallo Lisette
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franni:
RogerWaters:
Goooeeedenaaavooond.
Ik heb zo'n vermoeden dat jij steeds blijder zal worden de komende dagen
Hallo Lisette
Hallo Angela.
Hoe is het ermee?
Dat euh... kun je wel stellen.
ops: Ik geloof dat ik al een paar millimeter boven de grond aan het zweven ben vanavond.
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The GrandWazoo Denkt met weemoed terug aan ' zijn Roger Waters concert' een aantal jaren terug. Ik had tribune kaarten maar godzijdank werkte een kennis van mij uit een klein Limburgs dorpje daar als security! En de beste man schopte me zo de lift in om alsnog vooraan te kunnen staan
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GrandWazoo:
The GrandWazoo Denkt met weemoed terug aan ' zijn Roger Waters concert' een aantal jaren terug. Ik had tribune kaarten maar godzijdank werkte een kennis van mij uit een klein Limburgs dorpje daar als security! En de beste man schopte me zo de lift in om alsnog vooraan te kunnen staan
Weet je heel toevallig iemand die werkt tijdens het concert van Genesis
: alle plaatsen zijn beter dan die wij hebben
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GrandWazoo:
The GrandWazoo Denkt met weemoed terug aan ' zijn Roger Waters concert' een aantal jaren terug. Ik had tribune kaarten maar godzijdank werkte een kennis van mij uit een klein Limburgs dorpje daar als security! En de beste man schopte me zo de lift in om alsnog vooraan te kunnen staan
Dat is geluk hebben!! Zoiets overkomt mij nou nooit. Lisette ken jij (n)iemand die je dichter bij Roger Waters kan brengen?
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Hier nog een stukje tekst betreffende die nieuwe Beatlessong: NEWS / SHOWBIZBEATLES BACK TO WHERE THEY ONCE BELONGED Paul feels the time has come Sunday April 29,2007 By Chris Goodman Have your say(0) THE BEATLES have been reunited for the release of a never-before-heard new single. It has emerged that the legendary band, who are tipped to reinvent themselves when their music goes digital this summer, have not released their last Lennon-McCartney track. Friends say this may now be the "one last great song" that Sir Paul McCartney has felt he has been waiting for since he resumed touring and working in 1989. His iconic band are expected to cash in to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds in new marketing campaigns around the first release of Beatles digital downloads. They plan to reach their existing fans and a whole new generation of young music lovers. But they are set to surprise the world by offering the new song alongside the classics. The plan is to have Ringo Starr drumming on the track and to lift a George Harrison performance from The Beatles archives to make sure that the Fab Four are included in the enterprise. Yoko gave Paul three songs In a flurry of activity, McCartney will also release a new album, Memory Almost Full, in June to coincide with the 40th anniversary of The Beatles' Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album. The new song, entitled Now And Then, is based on fragments of a Lennon ballad given to Sir Paul McCartney by Lennon's widow Yoko Ono in 1994 as part of their Anthology project. The idea was to have a new Beatles single on each of the three Anthology CDs but McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr abandoned the final song. "Paul had gone to Yoko to ask if she had any of John's songs kicking around," said a source close to the project. "The deal was that Paul would induct John into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in return. "Yoko's a generous person in that respect, so she actually gave him three songs - Free As A Bird and Real Love were worked up and released, the last one wasn't." According to ELO star Jeff Lynne, who produced the sessions, they merely worked on Now And Then for one afternoon. "It was one day - one afternoon, really - messing with it," he said in 1995. "The song had a chorus but is almost totally lacking in verses. We did the backing track, a rough go that we really didn't finish. "It was sort of a bluesy sort of ballad, I suppose, in A minor. It was a very sweet song; I liked it a lot, and I wished we could have finished it." McCartney has occasionally talked about wanting to complete Now And Then and perhaps referred to John's original title for the song, I Don't Want To Lose You. "It didn't have a very good title, it needed a bit of reworking," he said last year. "It had a beautiful verse and it had John singing on it. But George didn't want to do it. "The best thing about it all was to work with John again. Hearing him in the headphones, it was like he was in the next room. It's like an impossible dream." With Harrison dead, sources say McCartney has gone back to the drawing board and will finish the song the way he and John always worked, making it a proper Lennon-McCartney composition. "Those who've heard it say it's like a bit of a verse and a chorus, very skeletal," said one. "George just didn't want to rework it because it's not a matter of putting some vocals, or a bit of bass and drums to finish it. With this, you have to really build the song. The genius of The Beatles was predicated upon Lennon and McCartney. What was normal in the early days at least was that John would come in with a fragment and Paul would turn it into a hit - or vice versa. "This is exactly the same situation and it's the one opportunity left for a Lennon/McÂCartney co-write. "Paul was asked in the early Nineties when he started touring again, why he was doing it. They said that he was rich, he didn't need this. But Paul said that he felt he had one great song left in him. He's always been the most uncannily intuitive person and it looks like that song has finally arrived."
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En thuis nog even gestemd. Het gaat er om spannen of Paul met Band on the run in de lijst blijft.
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PaulS:
En thuis nog even gestemd. Het gaat er om spannen of Paul met Band on the run in de lijst blijft.
ik heb vandaag ook op mijn werk gestemd, het is dat ik morgen weer moet werken anders zou ik 's middags in de bieb gaan stemmen
(gaat helaas pas open als ik al aan het werk ben) Eens kijken of ik nog iemand kan vertellen dat ie even moet stemmen...
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Goedemorgen.
Eén dag werken en dan ben ik lekker vrij.
Wel een uur te vroeg uit bed vandaag... stomme bouwput voor de deur.
Kan echt niet slapen met die herrie.
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bedankt voor al jullie stemmen, het lijkt een nek aan nek race te blijven met good old neil young. http://dejavu.kro.nl/eregalerij.aspx
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Goedemorgen
Gisteren hadden wij een feestje voor het Chinese Nieuwjaar nog
We moesten als personeel ook een Chinees liedje gaan zingen
Het was wel erg gezellig
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May 3, 2007 -- Fox News Paul McCartney Gives Starbucks a Hit By Roger Friedman You know, he's 64 years old. On June 1, he celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' landmark album "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Four days later he will release his newest album "Memory Almost Full." This is a landmark of sorts, too. It's his first album release on Starbucks' Hear Music label. Paul McCartney, the most successful pop performer/singer/writer in history, has left the mainstream music business. The good news is that "Memory Almost Full" is excellent, just as good as his Grammy-nominated "Chaos and Creation in the Backyard." But McCartney, sources say, felt that Capitol Records did nothing to promote "Chaos" despite its four nominations. The album, like most of Capitol's releases, went nowhere. So the pop star is gone, and his departure is a blow to a record company on the ropes. McCartney took his entire back catalogue with him when he left, too. This includes all his solo albums, and Wings releases, everything from McCartney to "Ram" to "Band on the Run" and "Chaos." It's not like CDs still really sell or that many people are busy looking for "Red Rose Speedway" or "Flowers in the Dirt," but still: McCartney as a solo artist is one of the great success stories in the now nearly dead music business. Whether taking "Memory Almost Full" to Starbucks is a smart move remains to be seen. The coffee chain has had a lot of hits with other company's releases, but also some duds. Can you say Antigone Rising? And, of course, Starbucks also sells CDs at high prices. I have personally resisted James Morrison's album while waiting for cappuccino because it's $14.99. I could download it for five bucks less. On the other hand, outside of Amazon.com, Starbucks is one of the few places people my age will buy a CD at all. Tower Records is gone, and the remaining "record" stores are multitask disasters with thunderous hip-hop music making the visit very unpleasant. Like most everything else in the music business, the era of contemplative record hunting through bins is over. Even so, buying "Memory Almost Full" in Starbucks should prove to be a rewarding experience. McCartney is true to form on this CD, offering lush ballads and jangling rockers with as much gusto and unembarrassed gushing as ever. From the opening track, a mandolin-powered ebullient "Dance Tonight" to the closing sort power surge of "Nod Your Head," he's still got it. Of course, nowadays you listen to a Paul McCartney record more closely than ever for the lyrics. Is "Dance Tonight" some kind of comment on his gold-digging ex-wife's stint on "Dancing with the Stars"? Is the beautifully wistful "You Tell Me" sung to his late, beloved wife, Linda? What about "Ever Present Past" and "Vintage Clothes"? Aren't they nostalgic reminisces of that first, now much-missed marriage? It would seem so. My favorite track, "That Was Me," a rockabilly shuffle, is disarmingly reflective for McCartney. For years, until his excellent "Flaming Pie" album, he eschewed real emotion for a veneer of flashed peace signs. "That Was Me," as it is, inaugurates a five-song medley that finishes off "Memory." "Feet in the Clouds," "House of Wax" and "The End of the End" comprise the bulk of the medley. Some of the publicity compares this to the suite on "Abbey Road." Not really. The medley really reminded me of a similar one on "Red Rose Speedway" and on some of the other solo albums. Paul McCartney loves a medley, you know. He loves stringing together short bits with different melodies. Luckily, he's good at it. His medleys usually contain at least one gem. Back on "Red Rose," it was "Hands of Love." On this album, it's "Feet in the Clouds," a tour de force where McCartney - who has absolutely improved 100 percent as a lyricist - insists he has his "head on the ground" in a Beatle-esque counterpoint that even John Lennon would admire. What will happen when "Memory" joins the ventis and the grandes and the chocolate-covered graham crackers on the Starbucks shelves? Already, McCartney says he has made a video for "Dance Tonight" with director Michel Gondry. Natalie Portman is featured in it. But neither MTV nor VH-1 plays many videos, and none by rock stars who will turn 65 three weeks after his album is released. But no one writes or sings like Paul McCartney. After a roller coaster career of tremendous highs and curious lows, he has acquitted himself brilliantly on "Memory Almost Full."
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Evelien, Drie keer raden wat hier op tafel ligt
Nogmaals, waanzinnig bedankt!!!
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GrandWazoo:
Evelien, Drie keer raden wat hier op tafel ligt
Nogmaals, waanzinnig bedankt!!!
Oh dat kan ik zelfs raden
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Goedenavond.
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GrandWazoo:
Evelien, Drie keer raden wat hier op tafel ligt
Nogmaals, waanzinnig bedankt!!!
Oh, dat wat ik je een aantal maanden geleden niet meer wou geven?
Je hebt geluk dat ik je al alles vergeven heb
Veel plezier ermee!
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vlivantje:
GrandWazoo:
Evelien, Drie keer raden wat hier op tafel ligt
Nogmaals, waanzinnig bedankt!!!
Oh, dat wat ik je een aantal maanden geleden niet meer wou geven?
Je hebt geluk dat ik je al alles vergeven heb
Veel plezier ermee!
Je weet inmiddels dat ik een flap-out ben met een veel te grote bek
Maar bij een volgende gelegenheid bak ik een Limburgse vlaai voor je
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Trouwens mensen, Mieke heeft me toch een collectie? Wil ik ook!
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GrandWazoo:
Je weet inmiddels dat ik een flap-out ben met een veel te grote bek
Maar bij een volgende gelegenheid bak ik een Limburgse vlaai voor je
Nou, daar ben ik wel erg benieuwd naar.....ik krijg er ook al zin in, mmmmm....;)