Tuesday, December 5, 2017

Gifts Idea for Merry Christmas End of 2017

Merry Christmas and count down end of 2017 will coming soon. To celebrate this great holiday, today I will show you a great idea to make gifts for wishing your family and closed friends with the beautiful gifts.


Do you want to get a wonderful gift and make the receivers who will get this gift full of happiness and blessing? Do you want to know this great idea? Yes, it is the die cut gift cards for Merry Christmas that you can do it by yourself at home easily. We recommend you to use a die cut machine "Silhouette CAMEO 3", check out here for detail of this great cutting machine. I always use it for personal purpose and many other cutting jobs. And you can find this machine online from Amazon. It costs around 200$ but it can do a lot of cutting jobs with ability to cut over 100 materials. Or you can buy it as a bundle by clicking here to save time & budget for beginner who just want to test or start using this machine. Sure you will love it as me too. Come on give your money to Amazon now and enjoy with your cutting job. haha :)



You can see sample jobs done as below:

 



Happy Merry Christmas!!!


Monday, May 8, 2017

Most Beautiful Israeli Women

Israeli women are known to be graceful and have retained their feminine looks and charming personalities. If you not believe me, please take a look closely at some of beautiful Israel women as below images.

A Most Beautiful Israeli Woman.

 
Moran Atias



 
Gal Gadot

 
Odeya Rush


Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Top 10 Paintings In The World

There are millions of paintings in the world, but only a select group of them have made history by transcending time. Generally, museums own these paintings, and since they are priceless works of art, they are rarely sold.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Scott Walker's Vlog

This series of seminal albums by Scott Engel came as a shock at the time.

Imagine one of those retards from Boyzone creating a solo LP like Dylan's "Desire" ... and you're in the ballpark!

These wonderful albums are a galaxy away from the Walker Brothers!

However, they never sold at the time and it wasn't until much later that accumulated critical opinion put these great albums back on the map!

These albums a must have for true fans of music!

Truly wonderful!



Scott Walker shed the Walker Brothers' mantle and began a solo career in a style clearly glimpsed in Images, the Walkers' last album. To this he added risqué recordings of Jacques Brel songs, translated by Mort Shuman (who was also responsible for the hit musical Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris). The influence of Brel is important as regards Walker's songwriting but should not be over-stated. His vocal style remained consistent throughout this period.

Walker's own original songs of this period were clearly influenced by Brel as he explored European musical roots while expressing his own American experience. He was also reaching a new maturity as a recording artist.

In 1968 Walker threw himself into intense study of contemporary and classical music, which included a sojourn in Quarr Abbey, a monastery on the Isle of Wight, to study Gregorian chant. His own songs gradually course into Lieder and classical musical modes.


Scott Walker's early solo career was successful in Britain; his first three albums, titled Scott (1967), Scott 2 (1968) and Scott 3 (1969) all sold in large numbers, Scott 2 topping the British charts. There were also early indications that this concentrated attention was not conducive to his emotional well being. He became reclusive and somewhat distanced from his audience. During this time, he combined his earlier teen appeal with a darker, more idiosyncratic approach hinted at in songs like Orpheus on the Images album. Walker drove a fine line between classic ballads, his own compositions and Brel covers, all delivered inimitably.

At the peak of his fame in 1969, he was given his own BBC TV series, Scott, featuring solo Walker performances of ballads, big band standards and introductions of his own and Brel compositions. Footage of the show is currently very rare as recordings were not archived. Walker's fourth solo album was an LP of songs from the TV series entitled Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs from his TV Series.




Walker released his fifth solo LP, Scott 4, in 1969. This was his first to be made up entirely of self-penned material. The 'standards' and Brel were gone and the sound was pared down. The album failed to chart and was deleted soon after. It has been speculated that the decision to release the album under the name "Noel Scott Engel" rather than his stage name contributed to its chart failure.

In recent interviews, Walker has suggested that by his third solo LP, a self-indulgent complacency had crept into his choice of material. Starting with 'Til The Band Comes In (1970), the early 70s saw Walker revert to cover versions of popular film tunes and a serious flirtation with the country and western scene. Walker regards these as his lost years as an artist, though others claim the albums of this time are underrated and in fact contain several near-definitive readings of classic songs. The Moviegoer (1972), Any Day Now (1973), Stretch (1973), and We Had It All (1974) feature no original material whatsoever.


Scott Walker's early solo career was successful in Britain; his first three albums, titled Scott (1967), Scott 2 (1968) and Scott 3 (1969) all sold in large numbers, Scott 2 topping the British charts.

There were also early indications that this concentrated attention was not conducive to his emotional well being. He became reclusive and somewhat distanced from his audience. During this time, he combined his earlier teen appeal with a darker, more idiosyncratic approach.

Walker drove a fine line between classic ballads, his own compositions and Brel covers, all delivered inimitably.