(This was written some time last week and has been left to lurk around in ”Drafts” with about 50 other half-baked entries. Ugh! Bad writer! Bad blogger! Bad whinger!) Last night, at precisely 12 o’clock, yours truly was still up playing with a glue stick. Hmm… that doesn’t sound right. Well, before anyone starts imagining (inappropriate) [...]
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The “Are you a real Vietnamese?” test
Posted in Music, Places, tagged 80's music, 90's music, easy listening, Modern Talking, Music, piano, pop music, Richard Clayderman, romantic instrumental, Vietnam, Vietnamese people, Yanni, Yiruma, youth on Saturday, 19 September 2009 | 2 Comments »
Nhà lãnh đạo của ngày mai
Posted in Music, Random, Vietnamese, tagged bài hát, học, nhạc, piano, Vietnamese on Monday, 7 September 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Thứ hai là ngày đầu tuần, bé hứa cố gắng ăn chơi.” Lẽ ra bữa nay mình được nghỉ ngơi, xả hơi, ăn chơi, đi bơi, nói chung là sướng mê tơi. Vì thứ hai là chủ nhật của mình. Nhưng vì đã lỡ dại dột dấn thân vào con đường phạm pháp, ý lộn, [...]
Beat. Dance. Not related.
Posted in Heart, Music, tagged dance, swing dance on Wednesday, 13 May 2009 | 1 Comment »
One time we were breaking out some crazy dance moves in the middle of a gelati shop. As we do, you know. Granted, it was a long queue for a scoop of mouth-watering mandarin flavoured ice. But I also must admit, it happens quite often because I can’t listen to a good song without feeling this intense itch to twitch. (I’ve [...]
Tinpan Orange
Posted in Music, tagged acoustic, Australia, indie bands, Melbourne, Music, pop, Tinpan Orange on Thursday, 12 February 2009 | 2 Comments »
(http://www.tinpanorange.com/) They’re this new band that I’m currently obssessed with. That’s to put it mildly. We discovered them by accident when Tam took us to Bennetts Lane to watch Renee Geyer a few months back, and they were guest performers for the night. Yesterday A. & I went to watch their own gig in Manchester [...]
Note to self: Songs NOT to be played in public
Posted in Music, tagged Music, songs on Saturday, 9 August 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In particular, not at the shop. No matter how much you’re obsessed with them and are just itching to belt along at the top of your lungs. No matter how cool they sound, pumped all the way up in the car, or at a party, or for those times when you feel like dancing around [...]
The other Amy
Posted in Music, tagged "Back to Black", Amy Winehouse, Music on Tuesday, 15 July 2008 | Leave a Comment »
You know, the Winehouse one? The one that went to school with me. She was 4 years below and I used to pull her hair and drag her to choir practice. We broke contact after the day I found her grounding up our teacher’s chalk & snorting it up her nostrils. I really should have [...]
Randomly random randomness
Posted in Music, People, Random, Videos, tagged Adam Levine, alicia keys, children, Random, Wild Horses on Wednesday, 11 June 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The title says it all. There’s nothing exciting to write about. Sometimes my life feels like such a bore. No, that’s not true. Not sometimes. ALL THE TIME. It’s all as dull as dishwater. So vanilla. So beige. So B. O. R. to the I. N. G! B. O. R. to the I. N. G! [...]
“Tré cem tư cũng céng lèm bốông”
Posted in Music, Vietnamese, tagged dân ca Trung bộ, dân ca Việt Nam, Vietnamese folk songs on Saturday, 7 June 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Như đã đưa tin ở một kỳ trước (!), nhiều lúc đầu óc mình nó hứng lên là nó phóng loạn xạ, nó phi bậy bạ, nó chạy zich zắc theo một kiểu rất lạ. (Rồi, điệu này chắc sắp đủ tiêu chuẩn đăng ký làm rapper VN được rồi.) Sáng nay bà con hè [...]
Priscilla the musical was flippin’ faaaaabulous, darling!
Posted in Music, People, tagged audience behaviour, Priscilla Queen of the Desert - the musical, standing ovation on Friday, 18 April 2008 | 2 Comments »
Well, I couldn’t really find any words befitting such a dazzling theatrical extravaganza. So I cooked up a few: Fabutastic, Magnivellous, Amazonishing! Especially for one who loves outrageously OTT costumes, the excitement was barely containable. Picture this: I was on the edge of my seat, eyes popped out bouncing on 2 springs, clapping so hard [...]