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Slayer – Bloodline

I am going to a movie today, where someone had a ringtone made out of “Slayer -- Bloodline“.  The review is coming up later, in the mean time you can guess what’s the film title.  And don’t cheat by looking at what is in the cinemas today.

Tenacious D – Tribute

Jack Black’s band’s masterpiece -- Tribute to the best song in the world.

Boney Nem – Livin’ La Vida Loca

You’ve all heard Ricky Martin’s greatest hist “Livin’ La Vida Loca”.  But have you ever thought that it’s a bit too light, too pop for your ears?  If you have, then you’d probably like this version of the song.

System of a Down – Chop Suey

There are some songs which never get old, even if “never” is for one generation.  I think System of a Down -- Chop Suey is one of such songs for my generation.

If you are not that much into heavy music, here is a “light” version for you by Richard Cheese.

And if you can only handle cute babies on video, then switch off your sound and watch this little fellow:

Metallica – Sad But True

Here is something for a bit of energy this Monday morning: Metallica -- Sad But True, performing live.

H-blockx – The Power

H-blockx -- The Power is really just that -- The Power.  Whenever my mp3 player in the car hits this song, I play it over and over.  When I am tired, sad, or depressed beyond reason, I put this on and my mood is changed instantly.  It has the power.

Rocked a bit

Today I went to “Stork” again with some friends of mine. There was yet another hard rock party. It wasn’t as good as the last time, but it was pretty good anyway. There were enough of both old songs – those that I hear on every rock party, and news songs – old songs, but that I really hear. One of the new songs that really brought up a few good memories was “Another brick in the wall” from Pink Floyd. Among the old ones was an excellently performed “Smoke on the water” from Deep Purple. And yes, it was good even considering the fact that I am among those lucky ones who can compare it to the original.

Although I enjoyed the concert, the atmosphere wasn’t moving enough for me to jump around like a crazy horse and shout like a wounded elephant. Not to worry though. Kakomalis Amateur Song Festival (aka KSP) is coming soon. So far it is expected on November 12th, which is only a couple of weeks away. There I will tear my throat to pieces and abuse my muscles to the point of no return. Again. Yeah. Rock on!

Deep Purple in Cyprus : Pictures

Ian Gillan

Finally I got my act together and processed all the pictures. Out of 250 frames I selected 125. Mostly those are of Ian Gillan with a microphone. Steve Morse with his guitar and Don Airey up at his keyboards are the next most covered. Basist Roger Glover and drummer Ian Paice were on the other side of the stage, so their pictures aren’t as spectacular as of others, but I’ve go them covered anyway.

I’d like to thank Slava who started the whole argument with the security stuff and found out that it was OK to bring in the photo camera and that only video cameras were banned. If it wasn’t for him, I would leave my camera in the car and none of this pictures would have seen the light of the Web.

Without further a do…

Album location: /photos/2005/2005-07-15_Deep_Purple_in_Cyprus

Deep Purple : The Concert

This is just a quick note to let all of you know that Deep Purple really rocked today! The concert was superb and I think everyone loved it there. Many thanks to all involved. It was worth every penny and more.

I made around 250 pictures today so it will take me some time to sort them out and select the good ones. I did a quick overview and it seem there were a lot of nice shots. I will post all the pictures most probably by the end of the tomorrow. Stay tuned.

On the personal losses: my voice is gone. Again. I hope it will return in a couple of days. And all my muscles hurt. That’s from too much jumping. Especially with Slava’s 12 year old son on my shoulders. :)

Awesome. The whole thing was awesome!

Deep Purple update: Tickets.

Tickets for Deep Purple are available in Limassol. They are sold in the DVD club called Musical Paradise which is on Griva Digeni street, opposite Petrolina petrol station and Sigma bakery. Tickets are 25 CYP a piece. There is no seat, row or any other position marker on the ticket and all tickets are at the same price. The concert starts at 21:00 on Friday, July 15th 2005. Yes, this coming Friday!

I’ve got mine already. Next question is: How do I find that place in Nicosia (Eleftheria Stadium) where they will be performing? Is it that stadium at the entrance to the city?