winnie

naaatürlisch =D noch jemand? ^^

I also watched it right after the Babyshamble's "The Blinding" :D But it was at MTV Rockzone ;) Glad you found out about it the same way as I did :) Well I suppose It's called "101", 'cause that's written on the back of the album :nice:

nein, ehrlich gesagt nicht :D aber is quasi fest eingeplant jetzt.... mehr oder weniger? :uhoh: ;D

genau :bigcry: deswegen hab ich mich erstmal ordentlich mit Lebkuchenherzen versorgt :smug:

lol aber Sarah... das gute Geld! ;D

:bigcry: ich hab jetzt hunger :sick:

nech? :D jaja.... und sonst? ^^

LOL neeein :laugh3: ... dann musst du was anderes ohrwurmiges hören... ^^ Die Tomtis! :D

ne? ;) hat mir meine Schwester beigebracht lol ... is aber sehr... harig :laugh3:

das kann sein :( aber ich hab heut mit ihm Küsschen geben geübt :cheesy:

ich hab den Hund gefragt und der hat gesagt den gibts nich :bigcry:

:uhoh: ich glaub auch :bigcry: ... wer glaubt hier eigentlich noch an den Weihnachtsmann? Hand heben! :nice:

kein Kommentar ;D

Na, ich brauch doch keinen Engel mehr, ich hab doch schon einen :nice:

@Sarah: oh ja - kannst ihm DARIN nich auch Nachhilfe geben? :wideeyed: haha, die Anzeige könnt glatt von mir sein :wacky: :D

Oasis - Going Nowhere

lol... du musst ihn umerziehen! ;D Das geht so nicht ^^ nachher geht der noch zum Bund später :wreck:

We haven't had a Review recently, have we? :thinking: Anyway - I decided to write something about an album I discovered not too long ago and share my opinion with you. So here we go! ;) Albert Hammond, Jr. - Yours To Keep Release Date: October, 13th 2006 Albert Hammond, Jr., son of the famous song-writer Albert Hammond (e.g. "It Never Rains In Southern California") and moreover The-Strokes-guitarist, released his first solo-work in the middle of this year's october and many didn't even know who he was - so did I. I stumbled over Albert Hammond, Jr. in a MTV-Show, where they aired his first single's video and I immediately decided to buy the album the next day. I've got to admit, that I got a weird feeling about that album after I got to the store and saw the cover-art (will this contain lullabies?! :stunned: ), but I bought it anyway and started to listen. The first song, Cartoon Music For Superheroes, seemed to confirm my feelings caused by the cover-art at first, but Albert's calm and melodic singing made me instantly feel comfortable with his style. In Transit starts with a faster rythmic pattern and you can definitely sound out the Strokes-style, but nonetheless Hammond keeps his very own sound. During the next songs Hammond sticks to melodic and catchy songs, Everyone Gets A Star is good, but Bright Young Thing is definitely one of my favourites of his album - it doesn't sound like The Strokes at all and Albert does a very good job singing that beautiful song. After that song, Hammond chooses a different style: Blue Skies sounds very folk-ish, you might compare it to irish folk-music. People who like acoustic songs should try that one ;) After that comes the song which got me to buy this album - 101 is a lot rockier than the songs before and has a very, very catchy guitar-riff! The songwriting is also very, very nice - actually it is in every of Hammond's songs. Next song is Call An Ambulance - it's a typical Hammong song, calm, melodic, easy - nothing special about it. Scared is a very rythmic song and, in my opinion, the weakest of the whole album - it just doesn't seem to fit at all to the other songs. Holiday is way better - the title describes the song perfectly, it simply feels like holiday! Still the not too complicated guitar-riffs and catchy melodies. After we went on a small holiday-trip we approach the last song - Hard To Live In The City. The song sounds astonishingly like a Strokes-song! I think, that song might most likely also be a Strokes-song - but I love it's outro: An instrumental part of music with electric guitar and trumpet, sounds very spanish or mexican... very cool! :) That's my small summary of the album's songs - and that leads me to one of the biggest drawbacks: Yours To Keep has too few and too short songs - just ten 3 to 4 minutes long songs is a little bit weak in my opinion. Another thing some people might disapprove is the simplicity of Albert Hammond, Jr.'s style - the solos aren't very complicated, the lyrics don't have many hidden political meanings, but to me this is what makes the quality of the whole album - it's just easy music to enjoy! Here's a short list of (my) Pros and Contras: + Easy, catchy melodies + Calm songs + Strokes-influence + 101, Bright Young Thing, Holiday - too few and too short songs - Scared You might like this album, if you listen to The Strokes, Coldplay, Editors, Keane, Muse, ... and finally my rating :nice: 8.0/10 hope you liked my review :rolleyes: - And do more reviews, everybody! :)

ROFL :laugh3: also lebt der Faschismus doch noch weiter! ... fein! :nice:

hehe... jajaja :P dumdidum... das is ja schon bald soweit! :wideeyed: verrückt ^^

du weeeeeißt doch, was du kriegst :P haben wir doch besprochen letztens :wink3:

Oh that's awesome! :blush: I discovered Coldplay thanks to that concert-day on 3 Sat in 2005 :cheesy: I'll definitely watch it :)

^aso, hm, ist ja merkwürdig... habt's ihr euch denn schon oft gesehn jetzt? ;) wo isn der felix überhaupt hin, macht der großeinkauf?! tjaja, so sind die kerle... sagen, sie gehen kurz pizza kaufen und kommen nie wieder :bigcry: ;D ~ sarah

^why? gehst du heut nach kiel? wenn ja, freu dich, ist immer wieder GOIL! :dance: hach ja, will nochmal ^^ wie geht's eigentlich sonst so, icq kaputt? *g* @lars: hast du mich grad "olle" genannt?! du... duuu... du... LARSCH du! :nice: :lol: ~ sarah ^^