juanpe

The Smiths - The singles, volume 1

he still looks "young" (he's already old but he keeps fit) and his voice is exactly the same as always... singing Everyday is like Sunday, or the ones from the last album AND some songs from The Smiths (the stadium almost "fell down" when he started to sing "this charming man")... it was amazing, it was the first time I saw him live and i got very emotional ;) it was a dream come true, honestly

i hope this election is not like the scandal in election 2000 in which a Court (with members who were conservative politically oriented) decided who the president of the USA was gonna be

madness, that is "madness" for me... and obsession

everybody, all of us, can try to make changes in our society, no matter how low in our influential position we may be... working for others from the bottom is one way to influence the ones who are on the top

New Order - Get ready

I started a topic on this (http://www.nearfantastica.com/bored/index.php?showtopic=436) because they are one of my favorite bands ;) and i saw Morrissey live this last august!

Stabbing Westward - Darkest days

in the setlist for this tour, they include load me up

Lets see if as big as this one it is enough for u if you send me an e-mail, i can send u many more at once (here i can only post one at once) juanpe

yeah, Larissa, if they already have a setlist and they attach to it, it may be very difficult for them to change the list of songs and include other ones...

in my case, since "Beautiful midnight", when i heard on TV "strange days"

yeah, specially RWWBK because i have downloaded a lot of different concerts from the Hub and in some of them he does play PTD from time to time (that's why i know it sounds great live ;), it's not because - unfortunately - i have ever seen him live...) but i think he has never played RWWBK live... and it would make me the happiest guy in the world!!! :angry:

it is, it is one of the best songs ever and the live version is even better... but i still prefer "my" the rat who would be king ;)

Never let me down again - Depeche Mode

The Scycs - Play it loud

an interesting article about citizens controling their own lifes: http://www.progress.org/2003/vermont1.htm

Reading his blogs really makes people think, worry for and respect others and pay a lil bit of attention to what we have around us, not so much to oneself

the thing is that with so many - specially bad ones - things happening every single day, this issue has almost been forgotten: nobody talks about it anymore, there is no much news coverage on the attack... and i cannot do anything other thing but thinking of the victims' families and how much suffering they must be experiencing right now and until when they will be experiencing that suffering... the world is going to hell...

the corruption of power and greed... that's how i would define the current USA's government...

you may complain, you may say that things are right or wrong, you may have an opinion... but i think that you can ask the government to solve problems if you have voted them or you have voted other parties to represent you... people - in general, and Im talking about Spain, the place where I live and know better - dont get commited with or get involved in politics so much, and politics affects everything around us

I don't know what else Americans need to notice and learn how much harm Bush has done to the USA and to the rest of the world in these 4 years...

I know there is quite a bit more to it than that, but it is exactly the essence of Communism

(Offtopic: NO insults, please...)

again, it doesnt surprise me... Bush will do whatever he wants in order to show hiw "power" to the rest of the world... in any case, that idea of invading a city/controlling it is something the american troops are doing right now every single day in Iraq, that's not something new