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Bodo
Nov-17-2006, 13:07 GMT
IP:
Austria
 | Hi
I have some more pictures, with Julie, Chris, Peter, Petra and Matthew. But I am not sure if they want me to post them, I´ll check before.
Bodo |
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Rosemary in Time
Nov-21-2006, 14:47 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
 | Is the Klausi photo ever going to appear? He´s always been very sweet to me and I´ve been looking forward to seeing his face, which at the moment I can only imagine. |
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Bodo
Nov-21-2006, 15:02 GMT
IP:
Austria
| Oh... Well definately there is his face on that picture, but I would not say that it portrais him. But he told me I can upload it... |
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Klausi
Nov-21-2006, 15:09 GMT
IP:
Germany
 | Yes, I am nicest when sleeping... |
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Rosemary in Time
Nov-21-2006, 15:17 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| LOL Klausi, you always make me laugh.
Please will you tell me something? In the fan database you say that you "use" the guitar but you can´t "play" it? What do you use your guitar for, or is that some sort of German boys´ joke that I don´t understand?? |
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Klausi
Nov-21-2006, 17:30 GMT
IP:
Germany
| I`m not a good player, never had lessions.
Always need a "Kapodaster" (don`t know whether this word is ok in English), cannot "Barre". Only use three or four fingers of the right hand. I can play the regular chords for "Fifty ways to leave your lover" in the original sheet-book of "Still crazy", but it is also my limit. |
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Rosemary in Time
Nov-21-2006, 18:30 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| 50 Ways is rather a sophisticated chord progression so you must have a good musical heart even if your fingers aren´t as clever as your heart! A Kapodaster is called a capo in English, though it´s really an Italian word, I think. |
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Lara
Nov-24-2006, 14:38 GMT
IP:
Italy
 | Really nice picture !
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Rosemary in Time
Nov-24-2006, 14:59 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| Yes that´s a very sweet photo. Very nice shirt too, Klausi! |
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Klausi
Nov-24-2006, 23:05 GMT
IP:
Germany
| Thank you very much! I wish we had met 20 pounds/years ago, when "I was still single, and life was great".
But I think life now is great too. Now I am oftenly listening to the concert at the place in the US where all these bootlegs come from, and I am convinced, that Paul Simon is the best (Rock-)musician in the world.
As I liked "One man ceiling" in the 2000 shows I even more like Duncan in 2006. A really great song, almost surrealistic, compared to his other "serious" Love songs at the time as Congratulations, Something So Right, Tenderness, and later Hearts And Bones and Graceland with a personal background.
One should make a movie about this song, starting with problems to sleep becauce of a couple in the next room making sex and having it for the first time with a young girl singing sacred songs from the bible (!); and afterwards thanking the Lord for having this night and his fingers playing his guitar. Very daring and unusual in 1972, timeless. |
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