Souljacker

22 miles of hard road

33 years of tough luck

44 skulls buried in the ground

Crawling down through the muck

Johnny don't like the teacher

Johnny don't like the school

One day Johnny gonna do somethin'

Show 'em he's nobody's fool

Sally don't like her daddy

Sally don't like her friends

Sally and Johnny watchin' TV

Waitin' for it to end

22 miles of hard road

33 years of tough luck

44 skulls buried in the ground

Crawling down through the muck

Eels

The mother of the dog

The Greek National Theatre has invited the award-winning Serbian director, Nikita Milivojevic, to bring Matesis’s unique world to the stage.

Pavlos Matesis’s stage adaptation of his own novel, The mother of the dog, presents a view of modern Greek history that is both incisive and funny, dramatic and surrealistic. The iconic Raraou becomes a symbol of the human determination not to submit.

The life of Raraou, “the great star of theatrical revue” as she styles herself, is related through flashbacks of a society attempting to get by in the midst of poverty.

From the Occupation to the present day, Raraou’s story, like the story of the Greece about which she reminisces, is a battle for survival. Her struggle is unrelenting, and she will use every means at her disposal to emerge unscathed - even if she has to take refuge in her own reality.

Direction / Adaptation Nikita Milivojevic

Set - costumes Kenny MacLellan

Music Dimitris Kamarotos

Movement Amalia Bennett

Lighting Sakis Birbilis

Dramaturg Vivi Spathoula

Assistant to the director Xenia Themeli

Assistant to the set designer Irini Kontaxaki

Cast:

Father / Honest man Kostas Vasardanis

Kyria Kanello Angeliki Dimitrakopoulou

Father Dinos Vasilis Karaboulas

Salome Jenny Kollia

Mother of Roubini & Raraou (at an older age)/Chrysafaina/ Fani Ivonni Maltezou

Raraou Themis Bazaka

Roubini Iro Bezou

Disabled person Themistoklis Panou

Mother of Roubini & Raraou (Asimina) Theodora Tzimou

Fanis Giannis Tseberlidis

Alfio Antonis Fragakis

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Fountain Chameleon

Raise your hand up if you have nothing to say

Break your own silence or just walk away

Twist the avarice around you like a ring

You can't blame what you can't feel on anything

Coma chameleon

If you ever wake up, you will see what you have done

Patent leather and the weather's doin' fine

Abandoned ambulance somewhere down the line

Tried to speak your language, now I've lost my tongue

All you had to give, you gave it to no one

Coma chameleon

If you ever wake up, you will see what you have done

Jamie Lidell

Baby Guru @ SixDogs

Baby Guru is an ever evolving musical organism conceived on a rainy day

Tired of the typical rock band thing- Emphasis on spontaneity and unexpected inspiration.

Obsessed with the kraut rock legacy and mama Africa percussion experiments- Charmed by the analog warmth of proto electronica and the raw power of garage punk.

Driving, instictive grooves and vocal lines that range from meditative to dadaistic- The circle is complete, the ritual is about to begin...

[Source: Baby Guru's Fan Page]

  

Obi Serotone: vocals, sampler, keyboards, synths, percussion, soundscapes, drums, production, editing -

  

King Elephant: drums, percussion, programming, saxophone, soundscapes, backing vocals, editing, production -

  

 Sir Kosmiche: bass, sound manipulation, backing vocals, noise,percussion, editing, production

Photos are from their recent live@ SixDogs.Athens

Sample Videos

The second video gone crazy...

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Fight Another Day

Your broken dreams,

Your crazy schemes,

They always let you down.

The things we chase,

A hopeless race,

You're breathless, off the ground.

From soaring highs to crash-and-dies,

A peace yet to be found.

But you could spend a lifetime running.

You could spend a lifetime running.

And do you feel the fire when the flame gets hot?

Are you living every day like it's the last you got?

Will you step aside when it all falls down,

And watch it burn away?

Have a little faith when the walls cave in,

Pray for strength to fly against the wind.

Will you walk away when the fire gets hot,

Or fight another

Another day

  Another day 

Addison Road

I Know

I know, I know,

The bird, she stopped to sing,

Since I went and did that thing,

 I know,

Train take you now girl.

I know, you got to go,

Seen it comin' baby just as plain as day

Seen it comin' baby

No way you can stay,

I know.

Don’t have to tell me baby,

See you go on the road now,

You’re gonna live my sight,

But I'll remember you baby,

Each and every night,

Don’t have to tell me

You got to go,

I know

Feel so Low

And I, I see you go.

Train take you now girl,

The bird she stopped to sing,

Since I went and did that thing,

I know, I know

You got to go.

David Lynch




*Reposted after Blogger'  Friday13th problem Original Post Date  12.5.2011

Green Leaf

I’m a green leaf

Growin’ on a green tree

In the season they call spring

And it’s easy

To live life breezy

When you’re swaying in the shade of a thing

They call trees

Whoa now would you like to come on up

For a visit for a little stop

Because I would like to have you here

Please do not ever

Pick me off of here

Jamaram

In Limbo

Hellenic American Union, 5 – 5 – 2011, 20.30

Composer and musicologist Christos Mitsakis conducted the Hellenic Ensemble of Contemporary Music in a concert of music, video and theater, entitled "Music Plus". Where Sofia Koubli presented her recent work entitled: "In Limbo"

Sofia studied classical piano, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugue, Composition, Jazz Harmony and Music Technology at Philipos Nakas Conservatory, Athenaeum Conservatory and Orfeo conservatory.

Since 1999 she composes music for Theater, Video Art and short movies.

Her works have been performed by various chamber music ensembles, including the Hellenic Ensemble of Contemporary Music - Conductor Theodore Antoniou.

Here is the video: "In Vivo"

Video by Fotis Tsakos / Music by Sofia Koubli / Photography by Petros Koublis

Inside Looking Out

  

Sittin' here lonely like a broken man

Sell my time and do doin’ the best I can

All walls and bars they’re surroundin’ me

But I don't want your sympathy.

Oh baby, I just need your tender lovin'

To keep me sane in this burnin' oven

When my time is up, be my rebirth

Life-time's work on God's green earth

Ice cold waters runnin' in my brain

And they drag me back to work again

Pains and blisters on my minds and my hands

From livin' daily with those canvas bangs

Thoughts of freedom their drivin' me wild

And I'll be happy like a new born child

We'll be together, girl, you, wait and see

No more walls keep your love from me

  

The Animals

Gonjasufi@Bios

Gonjasufi

(born Sumach Ecks, aka Sumach Valentine, ca. 1978) is a rapper, singer, disc jockey and yoga teacher from San Diego, California and currently living in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Ecks was born to a Mexican mother and an American-Ethiopian father. He has been releasing music since the early 1990s among the San Diego Hip Hop scene, notably with the Masters of the Universe crew.

Ecks gained notice from Warp Records in 2008 after an appearance on Californian musician Flying Lotus' album Los Angeles, where he sings on the track "Testament". His Warp debut album, A Sufi and a Killer was released on March 8, 2010.

Ecks' voice was described by Pitchfork Media as "a scraggly, scary, smoked-out croak that creeps like the spiritual offspring of George Clinton and Leadbelly".

He attributes his singing voice to his day job teaching yoga, where he must "project from [his] stomach more".

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Friday the 6th of May 2011 He (+his band)  was performing in Athens@Bios / Opening Act By King Elephant vs Blondie.g.d

A video Sample of that night: