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Saturday, July 07, 2007

The Lovebombers- Love will always be the answer



update:
The Lovebombers is a Dutch band that sings about love, love and also about love. This is how they look like live:
http://www.gitaarweb.nl/lovebombers/promovideo.wmv

Friday, July 06, 2007

Doris D and the pins love Jamaica



Doris is the most famous Dutch singing aerobic teacher.

Wizzard - Are you ready to rock

No, not "Mr. SPOCK" ...



... it's "Mr. ROCK!"

The Space Adventurer from Another Planet.

He's groovier than "Mr. Spock," man... he's "Mr. ROCK!"

Twiggy Magazine


"Fashion Special:
You can have the 'TWIGGY LOOK!'"

That's right girls, just by smoking two packs of cigarettes a day, you too can achieve the yellowy-grey grimace of sixties super-model, TWIGGY!

Johnny Hallyday - Hey Joe (1967)

Thursday, July 05, 2007

Raquel Welch-100 Rifles(Shower Scene)

Never trust a woman while she's showering.

Raquel Welch-

I want that job.

Ike Yard: 1980-82 Collected

Night After Night Ike Yard... Night After Night (.mp3 audio 03:23, From the Les Disques Du Crepuscule EP release, Night After Night. Originally released in 1981). From Ike Yard: 1980-82 Collected (Acute Records ACT008 CD). "...Influenced by their punk upbringing, avant-garde schooling, and no wave surroundings in early 80s NYC, Ike Yard managed to create a new sound. By tapping into equal parts the krautrock experimentation of Can, the Neue Deutsche Welle of DAF and the UK post-punk dub of PiL and Joy Division they created sounds and songs unique enough to catch the attention of Factory Records, who made them their first American signing."

Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Gimmee Some Damn PIE


As much as I love the Dutch (and I KNOW they love me right back, kiss-kiss-kiss) we really do need to turn the focus back to the U.S., as we can’t ignore the Attention Whore of the Universe on her birthday, now can we? I know around the world, you’re saying to yourself, “what can I make for my 4th of July celebration picnic that practically screams AMERICA?”
Pie of the Month comes to the rescue with the ideal recipe, which I also remember from the very excellent Tacky Living. What says America more than highly processed artificially flavored candy that preys upon our freshness-anxiety, mixed into a fattening, sugar-infested mess, on which we can dollop a half-tub of Cool Whip?

Presenting....TicTac™ Pie.

1 graham cracker pie crust
Two 8 oz packages of cream cheese – softened
2 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla
1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
4 boxes of orange TicTac™ candies

Preheat oven to 350. Beat cream cheese slightly. Add eggs, sugar, vanilla, and lemon peel. Beat the mixture until it is light and fluffy. Add TicTac™ candies and mix lightly. Pour into crust. Bake until firm, about 25 minutes. Sprinkle TicTac™ candies over the pie and allow it to cool. Refrigerate at least 8 hours.

And if you’re a REAL American....Serves 1.

Rita Reys - I've got the world on a string (1960)

Next in our series of good old fashioned Dutch female singers: Rita Reys

What an Artist!





“What a country!” you’ll say when you experience the original artwork of popular Branson comedian* Yakov Smirnov.

Whether you select “Face of Freedom”, “America’s Heart”, or a deliriously sanguine Jesus for your home, your bosom will swell** with patriotic pride*** --and you can rest assured that your selection will increase in value over time.****



*and successful legal immigrant
**actual results may vary, permanent chest increase not guaranteed
***bosoms of U.S. and its territories only
****Comparable to artwork of other Branson entertainers.

Monday, July 02, 2007

Annie Palmen-wat een geluk (1960)

Conny van den Bos - Het is genoeg (1965)

Maggie MacNeal - When you're gone (1975)

Sunday, July 01, 2007

The mayor and the alderman of Juinen, performing with Doe Maar

Ehm, yes .... quite difficult to explain in a few words what's happening here: Two of the best Dutch TV-comedians ever performing with the most popular national pop-group in the eighties, on stage in a small Dutch village that only existed on Tv (and in a lot of people's minds).

Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra - Unza Unza Time