Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Sunday, 28 August 2011

Dancing On My Own



Her name is Robyn. She is from Sweden. I think she´s awesome.

Monday, 8 August 2011

WIN full access to a music catalog!

All the music, all the time

I do not know if you noticed that I use a great music service called Spotify. See "Listening to" picture in the right column.


Spotify is a new way to listen to music. Millions of tracks, any time you like. Just search for it in Spotify, then play it. Just help yourself to whatever you want, whenever you want it.


I have 10 invitations to give away to you, dear readers. In other words, you can get a Spotify free account from me. Wiiiiiiiii ...

All you have to do is following:

1. Join my blog with Google Friend Connect
or follow me at Bloglovin´

Follow Confessions of a Blogoholic

2. If you have a blog, write a post about this competiton and link to my blog

3. Leave a comment in this post if you want to win a Spotify invitation with your emailadress.

4. Competition ends 22 of august 2011.

Good luck!

(PS. Spotify only works in Sweden, Norway, Finland, the UK, France, Spain, The Netherlands and the US.)

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

I´ve just read Just kids by Patti Smith



Patti Smith's autobiographical book Just Kids tells the story of her friendship and love relationship with Robert Mapplethorpe - from meeting until his death.
We follow the couple in poverty and hunger, the struggle for survival, artists' dreams and the road to adulthood.

It is an autobiography with great integrity. With the exception of the outspoken story of Patti as a teenager adopted out a child, it feels just like she scrapes a little light on the surface of the memories archives. I never really feel concerned.

And perhaps that is the whole point, what is a legendary rock poet, but his integrity?

Artist scene in Manhattan in the 70's is the book's real protagonist. You get a good idea of ​​what time era was with Andy Warhol at the forefront of art's chief.

Patti Smith can put words on paper, set the text to float and give language a pleasant rhythm. But I do not have a depth.

However, it is a book that must be read. After all, history.


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Listen to my favourite song of Patti Smith here.