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“In the mood for love” …Originally Posted by Incal
Ha!
Really wasn’t what I expected from you …
Wow.
Loved the music and loved-loved-loved the artwork ..
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lol I'm unpredictable. Have you watched the movie? I recommend it.
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No. Had never heard of it, but now that I looked into it … perhaps the movie does have some hidden depths and dimensions to explore …..
I guess I would associate the music and the artwork with the last scene at Angkor Wat … looking at it from the Buddhist angle ...
But yeah – now I’m curious about the film …
Thanks for the recommendation.
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i seen them twice live in an acoustic theater in Paris ,it's like being into a turning washing machine,they from the KODO island
in a groovy pop-rock style : MINUE
great soprano : Masako Hayashi
“the right of peoples to self-determination”
http://sciencenordic.com/
"talking to an asshole is like masturbating with a cheese grinder, it's painful and counterproductive" .Pierre desproges
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Meiko Kaji and Hako Yamasaki have already been mentioned. I like them. Something more traditional:
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