Soledad - late 2007Saturday, February 16, 2008
Day 518 - Led Zeppelin Forever
In concert. Passion and freedom.
Great rock hippie artists with personal jet - this is one of the coolest things ever. It is a total and ironic revenge upon the society that hippie movement was fighting against. That time when the natural human naked body with flowers on the long wild hair was celebrated... Remember?Well, I have a ritual. Every time I am feeling sucked out of energy, tired, upset or too much "the good guy playing by the rules", I charge my "batteries" listening Led Zeppelin. The first song is always "Rock an' Roll". And I am instantly THERE. I am dancing inside, shaking, jumping... And I am not feeling tired anymore. It is also my favorite music for speeding up on the highway.
A strange energy is filling me up. I regain my belief that anything is possible if you put your mind to it, if you have will, "guts" and "balls". Well, for me if it is about (to) rock, then it is definitely Led Zeppelin...
Right now, while I am writing I listen "Going To California"...
A strange energy is filling me up. I regain my belief that anything is possible if you put your mind to it, if you have will, "guts" and "balls". Well, for me if it is about (to) rock, then it is definitely Led Zeppelin...
Right now, while I am writing I listen "Going To California"...
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Days 504/507 - Photo Essays by Herman Krieger
Between Jobs
A Penny spent is a penny earned
House for sale
Re-Cycling
Megan and Leander
Hope on Fridays
George Treece
Fallen Angels
Erica on high-heels
Open seasonOK, I was doing some research about malls history and I ran into the fabulous photo essays of Mr. Herman Krieger - that's because on his website there is a photo series called "Mall-aise".
His works depict a hidden, sad, decaying and lost face of America - an image that apparently has nothing to do with Hollywood, George Bush, NASA or Empire State Building. Is it or isn't it? I immensely love the work of Mr. Krieger. Apart from the sadness and nostalgia, his images are full of a tender humour... His site - listed on my links column - is a must see.
His works depict a hidden, sad, decaying and lost face of America - an image that apparently has nothing to do with Hollywood, George Bush, NASA or Empire State Building. Is it or isn't it? I immensely love the work of Mr. Krieger. Apart from the sadness and nostalgia, his images are full of a tender humour... His site - listed on my links column - is a must see.