peter androsch, ein alter und innig verehrter freund, hat zwei neue cds mit seiner viel zu selten aufgeführten musik veröffentlicht. sammlung1 sammelt musik für stimmen, sammlung2 musik für schlagwerk und klavier. bei extraplatte gibt es zwei hörproben, zu denen die folgenden beiden links führen: eins und zwei.





Der unvergleichlich gute Autor Jochen Schmidt





There was nothing to do now but wait. The big ship felt empty and strange. There were 422 beds covered with new blankets; and a bright, clean, well-equipped operating room, never before used; great cans marked "Whole Blood" stood on the decks; plasma bottles and supplies of drugs and bales of bandages were stored in handy places. Everything was ready, and any moment we would be leaving for France
'There is a point where you feel so small and helpless in an enormous, insane nightmare of a world that you cease to give a hoot and start laughing'. How the celebrated American war correspondent Martha Gellhorn saw the Normandy invasion.

"What distinguishes her journalism is her eloquent outrage and commitment to fair play," Bill Buford, literary editor of The New Yorker, told The Guardian newspaper. "She was amazing. She was nearly 90, smoked like a chimney and drank like a fish, and well into her 80s, with her high cheekbones, she could flirt as easily as women 50 years younger."

***

Sixteen years passed. West Germany was now the favourite ally of the United State government and always referred to as 'the new Germany'. I became curious about the new Germans, those who were innocent of any involvement in the war, so in November and December 1962 I made a long tour of German universities from Hamburg to Munich listening to students and sitting in on university seminars. With very few exceptions, the young Germans struck me as dismal. Their education was totally dismal. They were taught to learn by heart, to obey not think, and they had learned their lessons well: democracy and anti-communism, which went together, were good; it was necessary to please the great United States, Germany's powerful sponsor. Everyone must work hard and make money for themselves and the prosperity of the state. They were defensive about their parents (none o whom had been Nazis) and humourless; dutiful children reciting the approved ideas. They weren't going to threaten the world, but, dear God, you could perish of boredom here. I escape from boredom wherever I find it; I need never come back to this chastened, respectable supremely dull country
Martha Gellhorn: Ohne Mich: Why I Shall Never Return to Germany.





der beste männliche vorname bisher: kobus.





die vergesellschaftungsform der elefanten.





and i am a junkie for your style





[1] streetplay.com

[2] archives of early lindy hop





macht mal arte an. bis 23:40 läuft da noch was über pele und garrincha. schon ein paar unfassbare tore, tunnelungen, fersler und stangerlpässe gesehen.





Knuth Kung Shing Stein: Knipser

Freelens Galerie Steinhöft 5, 20459 Hamburg 13. Mai 2004, 19:30 19:00

wird schön. viele tolle leute da. knipser eben. freunde. reden, trinken. fotos anschauen, auf denen fotografen zu sehen sind. und die fotografen anschauen, die auf den fotos zu sehen sind und sich nur ungern fotografieren lassen, weil sie ja selbst fotografen sind.

& we could have a drink or three.





bov ist werder!