Hey! What song are you listening to?

Asking random people on the streets of Budapest with headphones on what song they are listening to – based on the idea of Tyler Cullen @ NY

Tracklist:

  • Survivor: Eye Of The Tiger
  • Alice In Chains: God Smack
  • Freundeskreis: Tabula Rasa Pt. II
  • Emilie Simon: Fleur de Saison
  • Fort Minor: Believe Me
  • Doctor P: Gargoyle
  • 2NE1: Kiss
  • 2Pac: Changes
  • Paul Kalkbrenner: Aaron
  • Sak Noel: Loca People
  • Moldvai Furulyaszó
  • In Extremo: Sieben Köche
  • 10cc: I’m Not in Love
  • Wheatus: Teenage Dirtbag
  • Killakikitt: Ösztön
  • Diana Krall: Love Scenes
  • Depeche Mode: Personal Jesus
  • The Chemical Brothers: Hey Boy Hey Girl
  • Rise Against: Give It All
  • Kispál és a Borz: Ha az életben
  • Váradi Roma Café: Minden egyes éjszaka
  • Queen: You Don’t Fool Me
  • Khaled & Cameron Cartio: Henna Henna
  • Rudimentary Peni: Him Hymn

Kesh at ZP

I went to see Kesh at Zöld Pardon yesterday. Unfortunately only before heading out did I realize that the Sony camera was still on the charger only unplugged from the wall socket: as a result the battery was fully drained. At least I assume that was why it happened. It’s an old device and the battery is not in the best shape anyway.

Anyway, I was only armed with my Nexus S. No luck with that either: the pictures are either blurred or whitewashed and the soundtrack in the video is unusable; only a distorted cacophony of bass and drums. To an extent the Sony’s mic distorts as well, but still handles concerts much better, like when I used it to capture Tides of Time.

Too bad because Kesh is the most popular search keyword here.

Update: My partner-in-crime Anett has an iPhone 4, which admittedly makes a much better concert recording equipment. Check out Mizu live at ZP.

Heroes for Ghosts (music video)

Following a total eclipse of the moon, the music video for the pre-released The Gathering song has just been released. Written, directed, filmed and edited by Marcus Moonen, their friend, the clip has been shot in Norway (Silje’s homeland) in its entirety.

After numerous listens I can assert that Heroes for Ghosts is still masterfully composed: especially the instrumental parts range from ethereal beauty to angry oscillation. The video just strengthens these impressions. Do yourselves a favour and watch it in HD.