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At least she is a woman who can carry a bleached blonde. The Brazilians can't but still hav to try... And Jessica Alba and Angelina Jolie, the examples are numerous. But Karolina looks great as a blonde.
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The original tv series is in French, so at least someone dubbed it (I doubt it would be Laetitia herself. I have watched all three 90 minutes episodes just to look at her It's sort of a longer, more boring version of Gone With The Wind
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Hair is generally nice on women. Any colour, null vote.
(Y) White is one of my favourites too
^The Interpreter opens this week
It's well deserved.
And thanks to one movie that became quite popular with teenage girls he is widely underrated as an actor...
Funnyfan! *waves*
Once again, beautiful. It doesn't make sense, but I think the avatar is "like" you. Not that it looks like you. Just that it's a beautiful girl with some style I guess...
Whoa! I already wanted to get to know her better, just from the music descrition. Now I really want to get into her (pun intended). Excellent thread start!
Guess some designers need a stacked model sometimes. Stacked
Scooter fits into the "same beat over and over" category... They are also survivors though, they must have been around forever... But you can always be proud of Kraftwerk, the most important music name on the European continent since Beethoven (Y)
Chemical Brothers: Block Rockin Beats (it took me all of the Exit Planet Dust album to put together their thread, including a ten minutes phone call)
Discography: Exit Planet Dust 1. Leave Home 2. In Dust We Trust 3. Song To The Siren 4. Three Little Birdies Down Beats 5. Fuck Up Beats 6. Chemical Beats 7. Chicos Groove 8. One Too Many Mornings 9. Life Is Sweet 10. Playground For A Wedgeless Firm 11. Alive Alone Dig Your Own Hole 1. Block Rockin' Beats 2. Dig Your Own Hole 3. Elektrobank 4. Piku 5. Setting Sun 6. It Doesn't Matter 7. Don't Stop The Rock 8. Get Up On It Like This 9. Lost In The K-Hole 10. Where Do I Begin 11. The Private Psychedelic Reel Surrender 1. Music: Response 2. Under The Influence 3. Out Of Control 4. Orange Wedge 5. Let Forever Be 6. The Sunshine Underground 7. Asleep From Day 8. Got Glint? 9. Hey Boy Hey Girl 10. Surrender 11. Dream On Come With Us 1. Come With Us 2. It Began In Afrika 3. Galaxy Bounce 4. Star Guitar 5. Hoops 6. My Elastic Eye 7. The State We're In 8. Denmark 9. Pioneer Skies 10. The Test Push The Button 1. Galvanize 2. The Boxer 3. Believe 4. Hold Tight London 5. Come Inside 6. The Big Jump 7. Left Right 8. Close Your Eyes 9. Shake Break Bounce 10. Marvo Ging 11. Surface To Air
As I was looking for a place for the new album Push the Button, I realized that my CD player already held 4 albums with Chemical Brothers. I now have a complete collection of their five albums, plus a handful of singles picked up on sale for the remixes. Which means that it's a top five band in my record collection... And why is that? Why would anybody want a complete, ten year collection of albums from a dance act? Most dance acts should be so lucky if their second single becomes half as popular as their first, and putting together an entire album is way out of reach for most. I think CB have a sort of rock approach towards the music: They have a distinct style, but they can make variations on the style and develop over time although they still sound like themselves. A CB album is more than just 50 minutes of the same beat with different synth riffs, it varies from the jumpy dance-and-shout-along anthems, through more hypnothic dance to "real songs" and maybe even a ballad. Using rock guitars, cithars, song, rap, samples, synth and ethnic percussion. Yet always recognizable as the same act that told us The Brothers're Gonna Work It Out. And always able to come up with a few truly memorable single tracks to sing, shout and jump along with. Push The Button is no different. New, but all the same. Tradition with variation. New elements include some political phrases that you may or may not find relevant on dance music. I generally don't like overtly political music, so I'm not so fond of this either. But the music still kicks as much butt as ever. Official Site
*Wondering how Nine has not yet posted in this thread...*