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Reactie van jorgo op 18-05-2010 om 13:44u

Jullie vermelden wel de Dijk e.d. maar niet Reverend Horton Heat, die trouwens een geweldige set ehbben neergezet met klassiekers zoals Galaxy 2000, Jimbo Song, Baddest of the Bad en Bails of Cocaine.

SCHAAM JULLIE METALFAN!!!

Reactie van Jeffrey op 18-05-2010 om 17:45u

Reverend wie?

Reactie van kef op 18-05-2010 om 21:10u

Ik had toch graag een stukje over Hans Kazan gelezen. Hahahaha

Reactie van John op 18-05-2010 om 22:01u

Man, het festivalseizoen is al weer bijna voorbij... ;-)

Reactie van Hans op 19-05-2010 om 10:18u

Leuk zo'n verslag maar t was in t eerste weekend van april :?, beetje laat. Kvond vooral Suicidal erg vet, voor de rest niet veel in de metal tent geweest.

Reactie van Colin op 03-04-2013 om 04:26u

I agree that basic rhythms and meoeidls are good for a child''s development. Grace has more than a few toddler toys that play songs like Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and Mary Had a Little Lamb (the traditional one although I''ve busted out my own guitar to play her the Buddy Guy/Stevie Ray Vaughan version). And I know she''s too young for my music to be really more than background noise, something she only gets a vague sense of. At this point, she only sees the forest no matter how much I try to point out the trees.I suppose its all a matter of what music I''m trying to expose her too. And I''m learning to look at the songs in the forest sense that she does. If I strip away all the minutia that I automatically pick up on, what basic emotion is the song communicating? If I feel like it''s too angry or too frenetic, I''ll skip over it. And I do have an internal censor (my external one is my wife). Foul language or adult themes are obviously off-limits, but there are some bands I enjoy that I won''t be exposing her too. Sevendust, for instance, is just a bit too heavy. Thanks for the responses, savvydads.______________________________________________ There''s nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and open a vein. Red Smith