Due to the hot temperatures of today's summer day and the serious lack of photographing material (let's not mention dear Tori Amos and the much more rocking Rolling Stones that didn't allow me to make use of my camera lately), here is a note to self. Me, me, me!
Tonight was heavy metal night (and not only) which made Alice Cooper rock the place with his well known ultra terrifying show :P, and Marilyn Manson feel like a spoiled brat. The latter was a bit of a disapointer for some of us that were expecting a longer, unified concert. I wasn't, therefore it was great.
Conclusion: B'estival was a succes, looking forward to next year.
Following day 1 at B'estival, where Hooverphonic, Morcheeba and Faithless made a great show and stired the gathered crowd with trance, trip-hop, house and "call them whatever" vibes, day 2 was not remarcable as the previous one.
Kasabian were great, the public loved Reammon and Pink had a very prepared show, not to mention her voice, but nothing got my attention. Maybe because it's not the type of music i'd listen to, but there'll be something for me today, i guess. :)
Kasabian:
Reammon:
And Pink:
The best Oliver show ever, because of great sound, great lights (thanks to Suburbia Club), and because they are getting better and better every day. Go Oliver!
When i was little, like every child that has a voice and is involved in many singing actions, i had the chance to become a singer. When asked whether i'd like to become a singer or not, i'd always promptly said no, because all i knew back then was the image of a Celine Dion wannabe singing weeping love songs all the time. If only i'd new there was jazz, if only i'd listened to funk, i would have known this is what i'd sing about. :) Those memories came back yesterday, when attending BIMS at their very much applauded appearance in B52 and yes, nobody could ever say it better, because this is all that jazz-funk. "They give me feee-ver!"
P.S: introducing my new 50mm f/1.4 :)
Here comes summer, and here come long evenings spent outside at 'La Motoare'. This time, ArtFusion brought together bands like DuteVino, Kumm, Luna Amara and Blazzaj for a concert that gathered quite a lot of fans. Or future fans. Or just future listeners. They were here for the music. Didn't they all?
