petak, 23.03.2007.
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I went home, I was feeling so alone.
I know I've been late, It was my mistake. I went in my room, and I sat there in the gloom. I know I've been bad, I know he'll be mad. And I hear him coming, down the hall. And there's nowhere to go, nowhere at all. I've been had. It was my mistake. He opens the door, and his eyes are full of hate. DAD NO! DAD, LEAVE ME ALONE! DAD LET ME GO, PLEASE?! PLEASE! DAD NO! DAD, LEAVE ME ALONE! OH MY GOD! NO!! NO!!!! My mom comes rushing in, she cries "Oh, Please don't hurt him." Dad gives her a kick, and he slaps her around a bit. He says; "SHUT UP, YA BITCH! SHUT UP YA BITCH! OR I'LL KILL YOU! I'LL KILL YOU! SHUT UP, OR I'LL KILL YOU! Dad keeps hitting her face, and there's blood all over the place. I said "Please Dad, please, it was my mistake." I'm the one that's bad! I'm the one that's bad! No, don't hit her Dad. Don't hit her, Dad! DAD NO! DAD, LEAVE MOM ALONE! DAD LET HER GO, PLEASE?! PLEASE! DAD NO! DAD, LEAVE MOM ALONE! OH MY GOD! NO!! NO!!!! He went into my sister's room, and he locked the door. He said "I hate you, but I love you more. I heard her crying, as the lights went out. I heard her scream, I had to shout. DAD NO! DAD, LEAVE HER ALONE! DAD LET HER GO, PLEASE?! PLEASE! DAD NO! DAD, LEAVE HER ALONE! OH MY GOD! NO!! NO!!!! I'm seriously considering leaving home. još malo no means noa |
srijeda, 21.03.2007.
No Means No
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The band was formed in 1979 by brothers Rob Wright (bass guitar and vocals) and John Wright (drum set, keyboards and vocals). Their name derives from an anti-date rape slogan. For their first four years the duo music would seem to be influenced as much by jazz and progressive rock as punk rock. The musical press described their earliest recordings as "Devo on a jazz trip, Motörhead after art school or Wire on psychotic steroids."Nomeansno have been credited with being an influence on, and perhaps even the genesis of, math rock.
In 1983, they added Andy Kerr (who played with John Wright in Infamous Scientists) on guitar and vocals. Kerr preferred pseudonymity and used such pseudonyms as "Buttercup" or "None of your fucking business". He brought a distinct hardcore punk edge to the group, and stayed until 1991. He is often erroneously credited for penning the lyrics of Nomeansno songs on which he sang, perhaps due to deliberately vague liner notes and frequent vocal moonlighting (Kerr sings lead or co-lead vocals on nearly half the songs on Wrong for example). Kerr's vocals were a necessity for a period of time in the 80s when Rob Wright was recovering from nodules on his vocals chords. It is, however, generally understood that Rob Wright is the band's lyricist and main songwriter.  After Kerr's departure, the Wright brothers recorded Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy? as a duo. They subsequently recruited guitarist Tom Holliston from Showbusiness Giants and The Hanson Brothers, and have continued touring and releasing records, including Worldhood of the World (as such), Dance of the Headless Bourgeoisie, One, and most recently, All Roads Lead To Ausfahrt which was released on August 22, 2006. The album was released by AntAcidAudio in the United States and Southern Records in Europe. The album No One, released in 2000, featured "two stunning covers that only make sense coming from Nomeansno:" A slow stoner rock-styled version of The Ramones' Beat On The Brat, and rather authentic fifteen-minute version of Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, (complete with electric piano and congas) featuring lyrics by Rob. The band have never had, or have ever seemed to pursue, strong mainstream success, but they do have a strong underground following in North America and Europe. They tour fairly often on both continents and maintain a dedicated fan base. Wrong is widely considered the band's best record ("The playing is incredibly skilled, with the Wright brothers effortlessly shifting tempos and time signatures and Kerr's razor sharp lyrics clicking right into place."). Nomeansno initially released records with seminal punk rock record label Alternative Tentacles. This relationship ended in 2002. The band has since been reissuing old albums through Southern Records under their own Wrong Records imprint. Even their earliest recordings demonstrate impressive instrumental technique ("some of the most complex instrumentation you're ever likely to find in good ol' punk rawk"). Jazz has exerted an influence on the group: Rob's basslines have a loping, melodic quality often reminiscent of Charles Mingus, and John's drumming sometimes sounds a bit like Elvin Jones or Art Blakey.  Nomeansno's output features a seemingly endless flow of "Wright/wrong/right" puns, and significant measures of black humor, with "pointedly warped lyrics", such as on "Dad" from Sex Mad. The song was a minor college radio hit, and has been called "a bit chilling, even though it's spit out at slam-pit's pace". The first person narrator details a rampaging father's physical and sexual abuse, ending with what's been called a "killer end touch — the baldly delivered line 'I'm seriously considering leaving home.'". One critic (while noting the group's "savage intelligence") suggests that Nomeansno might well be "the secret influence on a fair amount of both early-'90s math rock and emo, what with the barely controlled fervor of the singing and the sudden jerks back and forth in the rhythm section."  Victoria Newly weds, nearly deads Seas of green skies of lead Constant rain on my head Stately homes for the rich Bowling green, cricket pitch Victoria, what a bitch Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria I was born in a place Where the cops spray their mace On the kids at the gigs And they act just like pigs Beat 'em up, knock 'em down Victoria what a town Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Land of hope and gloria Stuck in old victoria Guaranteed to bore ya Sentenced to victoria Gordon head to james bay Yuppies flock to this place Victoria, what a waste From Oak Bay to the Gorge All the geeks at the forge Victoria, what a bore Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria  |
ponedjeljak, 12.03.2007.
ah da part II
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eto i kao danas ja bum opet nekaj napisal i odem na net i tak ja malo zujim i opet sjedim cuku i pol vremena tak da opet neznam kaj al moram malo PRODULJIT zbog nekih i sad gubim volju pa opet nista
imam i ja part 2 |