Title : Longing for lullabies Artist : Kleerup featuring Titiyo Release : May 19 2009 The 140 character review Strong Europop start then falls asleep. Poor first release from an album, ends up too bland (but sweet) to get any emotion out of me. Kleerup did the production for Robyn‘s “With Every heartbeat” which just shows 1) the same sample is being used and 2) with the right emotion, you can get far more out of a song. And now your reviews Will
Things I could’ve bought if I didn’t have a Venti caramel hot chocolate in Starbucks. 1. A pair of shoes in Penneys (lasting longer, if not by much…) 2. 3 Easter eggs in Tesco 3. A CD single (ah, remember those?) 4. Approximately 3 Dublin Bus tickets, depending on journey. 5. 5 Songs off iTunes 6. 2 hours of parking in town 7. An M&S lunch deal (Sandwich, crisps and a drink) with €2.46 change 8. Anything of a whole wonderful pile of stuff on ebay, including this deadly vintage scarf. 9. 5 €1 All Cash tickets (in the vein of ‘if I had one wish, I’d wish for three more wishes’. What use a fiver if you can’t attempt to multiply it?) 10. A bundle of books at the antique shop in Enniskerry. The list goes on (except for that it doesn’t, because I stopped at 10, it being … There’s more
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This was taken at the Meteors on Tuesday night. Whoever comes up with the best caption wins the opportunity to turn down a free copy of Boyzone’s Greatest Hits, Back Again…No Matter What (that’s genuinely the title):
Most surreal thing I’ve seen all day? Kevin James racing the dogs at Shelbourne Park on a Segway. No, seriously…
St. Patrick’s Day dawned sunny and bright this year and miraculously kept up the brightness for the whole day! I made my way to the bus stop and after playing the buses a little with some inspiration from TheChrisD, I shunned the first sardine express and got me a nice seat on the next bus about three minutes later-yay! Aside from the usual crowds, the flags, the greenery, the teenagers, there was also a great buzz about town. Thanks to Pix.ie, I had a pass for the viewing area on O’Connell Street, giving me enough access to get near the front and take some great up close pictures, like this: You can see the rest of my pictures on my Pix.ie page. Afterwards silly me headed towards St. Patrick’s Cathedral but forgot what I was doing and ended up meeting the end of the parade at least twice more … There’s more
Not just the one trailer today, I have a few videos to show you all, along with the other news:- Michael Caine’s new film, Is Anybody There?, where he plays a aging magician who is spending his remaining days in a retirement home, looks very promising. In it he befriends a young boy who has been bouncing back and forth in homes such as this. Check out the trailer: For all you Star Wars fans, you can now complete your memorabilia collection. ‘The Force’ action figure is a must for any collector: LeCraic spoke of Gullivers Travels yesterday. Well, it’s soon to get a big screen outing and Doctor Who’s Donna Noble, AKA Catherine Tate is on board. The horror of horrors, Gobstopper - Christopher Lloyd is just brilliant (from the genius Funny Or Die): SNL’s Andy Samberg (from this brilliant(!) music video) has been confirmed as host of … There’s more
There are the films you’ve watched again and again. There are the film’s everyone’s seen but you haven’t. There are the films you’ve been dying to see but never get round to. Then there are the films you randomly end up seeing only part of, but repeatedly only seeing part of and you never get to find out what it’s all about. This happened to me tonight with Face Off on RTE. I’ve seen the middle/end of this film about 4 times and by tonight it got to be annoying. Who are these characters? Why did they swap faces? How did they swap faces? Why are they all mauling each others faces with their hands. Is there a twist somewhere or have I joined the film after the twist took place? What (tf) is it all about? Other classic continual part-film disasters in the life that is me are: A … There’s more
