Currently listening to II ...

Chet · Post by **Chet** » Sat Sep 27, 2008 2:45 am

Michael Nyman - ZOO

Antinous · Post by **Antinous** » Sat Sep 27, 2008 5:08 am

The boy with the gun - David Sylvian

Always mindblowing

E.T. · Post by **E.T.** » Sat Sep 27, 2008 12:44 pm

Ippu-do Sumire September Love

by the way, Sumire is violet in Japanese, I think it's flower of Spring ...?
(or girl's name?)

I love David's September steps in this video

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=uH51OW_Q8qA

7/11/82 - Liverpool Empire
8/11/82 - Liverpool Empire

so it was November steps

and The Troubadours - gimme love

Tanya80 · Post by **Tanya80** » Sat Sep 27, 2008 1:53 pm

hearing my niece & nephew chatting, while watching Sponge Bob @ my parents' house

.....also listening to:

She's In Parties ( video ) - Bauhaus

Antinous · Post by **Antinous** » Sun Sep 28, 2008 5:13 am

David Bowie - Lady Stardust

"People stared at the makeup on his face... "

godisinthesilences · Post by **godisinthesilences** » Sun Sep 28, 2008 11:31 am

the pounding in my head of a headache starting....

Astronaut · Post by **Astronaut** » Sun Sep 28, 2008 5:33 pm

E.T. wrote:Ippu-do Sumire September Love

by the way, Sumire is violet in Japanese, I think it's flower of Spring ...?
(or girl's name?)

Violets flower in the autumn too. I have one on my office desk and, co-incidentally, I was asking one of my colleagues 'when does it flower?' And I was told, late autumn. So Ippu-do are correct!!!

godisinthesilences · Post by **godisinthesilences** » Mon Sep 29, 2008 3:06 pm

Astronaut wrote:
E.T. wrote:Ippu-do Sumire September Love

by the way, Sumire is violet in Japanese, I think it's flower of Spring ...?
(or girl's name?)
Violets flower in the autumn too. I have one on my office desk and, co-incidentally, I was asking one of my colleagues 'when does it flower?' And I was told, late autumn. So Ippu-do are correct!!!

actually violets flower all year round if in the right conditions. They are a annuals where i live but easily are perennials elsewhere. I have violets that have been blooming since this spring. Then of course there are african violets ... they have a glorious cycle of blooming the most wonderful sugary looking flowers then they go to sleep for a while.

DS live in bologna E&N tour

japanfan · Post by **japanfan** » Mon Sep 29, 2008 4:45 pm

E.T. wrote:Ippu-do Sumire September Love

by the way, Sumire is violet in Japanese, I think it's flower of Spring ...?
(or girl's name?)

I love David's September steps in this video

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=uH51OW_Q8qA

7/11/82 - Liverpool Empire
8/11/82 - Liverpool Empire

so it was November steps

and The Troubadours - gimme love

I have this tune too, its superb!

E.T. · Post by **E.T.** » Tue Sep 30, 2008 12:30 pm

godisinthesilences wrote:
Astronaut wrote:
E.T. wrote:Ippu-do Sumire September Love

by the way, Sumire is violet in Japanese, I think it's flower of Spring ...?
(or girl's name?)
Violets flower in the autumn too. I have one on my office desk and, co-incidentally, I was asking one of my colleagues 'when does it flower?' And I was told, late autumn. So Ippu-do are correct!!!
actually violets flower all year round if in the right conditions. They are a annuals where i live but easily are perennials elsewhere. I have violets that have been blooming since this spring. Then of course there are african violets ... they have a glorious cycle of blooming the most wonderful sugary looking flowers then they go to sleep for a while.

Thank you for telling it.

I made a little search, and I found I was wrong. Sumire (flower) is "viola", but Japanese violas are not brother of pansies, they are kinda cousins of pansies... it said.
I start to think Masami Tuchiya is right, he sings
"you are a dream or a illusion"
"you-you-you a dream is blooming"
Sumire is a girl and flowers, anyway, it's a illusion or a dream, dreamy song, and Japanese girls were tiny like viola in those days.

oh, it's already October in Japan now...

ern, viola=violet ? I'm sorry , I'm so confused

Tin Bird · Post by **Tin Bird** » Wed Oct 01, 2008 5:00 pm

My two sons playing the Wii, my stomach growling cause I'm hungry, and
Bon Iver "For Emma, Forever Ago".

E.T. · Post by **E.T.** » Thu Oct 02, 2008 11:05 am

cafe europe

Chet · Post by **Chet** » Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:20 am

JONI MITCHELL - HEJIRA (1976)
in some ways so close to Secrets of the Beehive

Tanya80 · Post by **Tanya80** » Sat Oct 04, 2008 9:00 pm

Walking Tall starring The Rock on tv & Remind Me To Smile - Gary Numan

E.T. · Post by **E.T.** » Sun Oct 12, 2008 12:10 pm

Mick Karn - Three Part Species
Nine Horses - the day the earth stole heaven