Saturday, October 30, 2010

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 8

The Unwinding Hours / Incense

30.10.10 W2, 's-Hertogenbosch in Holland

began the tour in Holland and it ended well. At the end of their short tour The Unwinding Hours played in 's-Hertogenbosch.
opening act were Incense from Delft, who played an exclusive reunion show. Her somewhat slower guitar rock remembered in part to Motorpsycho or their compatriots Alabama Kids, a not haute but really from the stool.
as headliners in a small club then The Unwinding Hours again played their usual set, so with Traces and Solstice and The Art Of Belief as an encore. Craig also devoted The Final Hour their sound man Achim, which they had borrowed less from an instrument for the week, because the main cast Jonnie was prevented family because he did it "that some Germans shat their pants, "the previous evening in Dortmund in this song.
the end, I want to thank again all that the last week have made it a wonderful holiday, all the friends that were here and there while the guys from instrument and of course Craig, Iain, Graeme, Jonny, Brendan and Simon.
Hope to see soon.


Simon, who sells everything, sometimes even hot dogs

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 7

Westend 2010 Indoor

w / Shout Out Louds / The Unwinding Hours / instrument / beat! Beat! Beat!

FZW 29.10.10, Dortmund

After VISIONS was organized in 2003 once the West End Festival in the Dortmund area Wischlingen (then with the way Aereogramme the line up), they left this weekend, the festival on three evenings in FZW back to life.
played First Beat! Beat! Beat! and were entitled to their boring Indiedancepopirgendwas ignored. were stepped
For instrument, which prevented the Hot Hot Heat, one could have foreseen then, already, what would a flower later, most people were not there to listen, but used the band as background music for their talks. The
Unwinding Hours played a shortened set, leaving traces and the "encore" from. A good choice, because it is in the quiet pieces like There Are Worse Things Than Being Alone the noise was almost unbearable high. Hey kiddies, you can at his school problems and the counter or in the hallway and do not have to discuss this in the second row from the stage during the performance of a band. Accordingly, the Scots also had a slightly pissed off and ended with probably the most aggressive version of The Final Hour on this tour, their short set. Ah yes, sound, and above all light were of course in the Great Hall very well and the cameras filmed the WDR Evening for the rock palace, so you soon get to experience The Unwinding Hours times on television. Shout Out Louds
brought then headlining the teen heart to melt, but since I had not tired of its actually quite nice music.
In 's-Hertrogenbosch is then determined in the intimate circle comfortably finished the tour.

Setlist:
Knut
Tightrope
There Are Worse Things New
Than Being Alone
Peaceful Liquid Shell
Child
Annie Jane
The Final Hour

Friday, October 29, 2010

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 6

The Unwinding Hours / Instrument

28.10.10 Hafen 2, Offenbach, Stuttgart

After the concert I went to Neu-Isenburg even at night my girlfriend and me all day recovering in bed, while she had to work. After we went to the nearby Offenbach is the concert. Today, in addition Natureboy were still at the start, but traveled directly from Italy and therefore arrived so late, but that first instrument, and The Unwinding Hours occurred.
Both played indeed sovereign, but we saw them just a little fatigue from the long night before, when they should have celebrated in Stuttgart until at five.
The delay of Natureboy could fail this time Craig Burning River so Americans do not even later on the stage had to because it was after half past eleven.
I therefore gave the appearance, and went back into the warm bed, now close before the biggest gig in Dortmund at the Westend Indoor Festival and the Tour final in 's-Hertogenbosch.

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 5

The Unwinding Hours / Instrument

27.10.10 Schocken, Stuttgart

arrived after four and a half hours by train in Stuttgart, although I expected more police than usual on a German train station, but because fortunately for once not a demonstration against the Stuttgart21 project took place, one could easily walk and unhindered through the pedestrian zone to the Club Schocken.
The little shop was packed very well and as playing an instrument then her best-ever concert tour, incredibly powerful and clear with lots of fun.

And The Unwinding Hours later appeared in brilliant form on the day as well and laid out the current tour highlight. As if the concert taking place in parallel with the victory at Borussia Moenchengladbach in a penalty shootout against Leverkusen (missed my first home game for years) did not offer enough additional cause for joy, there was Set also a special treat. In Bielefeld Craig had asked me what song because I necessarily wanted to hear again and I had told him The Ocean Red . And he promptly played this song in the acoustic part after Burning River , for which I can not thank him enough.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 4

The Unwinding Hours / Instrument

26.10.10 Forum, Bielefeld Bielefeld

has indeed reputed to be so sleepy that some deny even the existence of this place. Also today, the city did nothing to refute this cliché. Against
20:10 I arrived at the forum and asked me whether the concert would take place at all, because the club was stockduster and nobody but me loitering around in front of the door, but on time at half past eight the lights suddenly illuminated the gravel forecourt and the gates were opened.
instrument then started at 21:15, so here again I am used to and haute Sad Rider to stick with its Tortoise Elektroniksprengseln.
Craig's voice was again the old and The Unwinding Hours played their usual set. Only with the addition (yes, this time they made it to The Final Hour a short dramatic pause) there was a small change, since Craig first played Burning River as keyboardist Brendan was not ready, to assist it to Solstice . The sound was the best ever to Glasgow on the tour, so that especially Iain's guitar then made the current version of The Art Of Belief the highlight of the evening.
went after it quickly around the corner to the station to catch the last train to go home and spend two nights in a row, so unusual in his own bed before then will travel to Stuttgart.

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It was Once in Ireland - Neil Jordan ONDINE


"Ondine - The girl from the sea"
(Ireland-USA 2009, directed by Neil Jordan)

There was once a fisherman who went out to sea every day. He was a quiet, lonely man who felt alone at sea and most comfortable. When he caught one day, his net, because he found a fish instead of a young, beautiful woman. His fishing had no name and no memory of her past life and they jointly chose the name Ondine. And as the woman who came from the sea, was shy, timid or afraid as the fisherman and other people, they stayed with the fishermen, who quickly found a liking to her. Soon he took the woman from the sea with the lake and if they for him in their foreign language singing, then his nets were no longer empty but filled with lobster and salmon. Soon the fisherman did not want his new companion to miss more and his daughter, who suffered from a terrible disease, won the women's love of the sea. But the woman from the sea was not a mermaid, but a normal woman with a non-ordinary past. And so it happened that one day a man dressed all in black from a distant land far to the east of Europe in the small fishing village came to look for the woman from the sea. And now our fishermen had to summon all his courage to defeat the demons of the past, to heal his daughter and to protect his new family. And when the fishermen and his new wife, as they have their hands stained with blood. With each addition of a good disaster came upon them.

Neil Jordan is not a director of unique Genrezuordungen. Even "Angel" ("Street of Fear"), his directorial debut in 1982, was a wild mix of thriller, melodrama and vigilante movie. "The Company of Wolves" ("The Company of Wolves"), Jordan's two years later were mostly work, bundled a selection of feminist fairy tales of the British writer Angela Carter, crossed them with the horror film, and framed all things through eroticized fever dream of a pubescent Girl. Also "The Crying Game" (1992), Jordan's biggest commercial success next to "Interview with the Vampire" (1994) fluctuated between political thriller, love story and melodrama, not without accommodate a gender twist in the middle of the movie that many viewers the ground under the feet moved away.

Even with his latest work, 16 Feature film in 28 highly productive years, refused to Jordan every localization by genre rules. The filmed entirely in Ireland, including at Bere Iceland on the west coast of County Cork film begins as a fairy-tale love story with mythological references - from mermaids, nymphs and to Selkies monsters ranging from Romania to the creative chain. The names of the protagonists are "talking with" Ondine (Alicja Bachleda-Curus) proves to be a Johanna, our fishermen Syracuse (Colin Farrell) operates in the village as "Circus, the Clown" (holy?). And after the midpoint Jordan changes the pitch slowly, towards the thriller, and then unexpectedly close with a fabulous Volte.

Christopher Doyle, the most talented cinematographer for Wong Kar-wai immersed the film in cool green and blue, sprinkled with pale blue light fog and mist, just as if the history of false Ondine and her fisherman husband under water play. Even Colin Farrell gives an honest effort to represent the sad satisfaction of Syracuse - with baggy clothes, designer stubble, long, greasy hair and plenty of courage to neglect. But it is the little-known female performers, who have this movie: The 11-year-old debutante Alison Barry as Syracuse's the wheelchair-bound daughter, and in particular with Farrell married since 2009, Polish actress Alicja Bachleda-Curus, with grace and naturalness convinced. Stephen Rea, Jordan's regulars since his first film, is also charming village as a tormented priest, a lack of alternatives as an audience for Syracuse's weekly Alcoholics Anonymous-Meeting must serve, the spiritual advice is never asked.

Why is it then that "Ondine" ultimately a little disappointed? Perhaps the fact that Jordan is to great lengths to stage a compatible also for a wide audience the film by abschmirgelt quite existing corners and edges of the fabric. Not that get me wrong: a bad movie is "Ondine" was certainly not, actually, a pretty good one. But in terms of Jordan's best films - "The Company of Wolves," "The Crying Game," "The End of the Affair" ("The End of the Affair", 1999) - he is only good average. What is doubly sad, as the Writer / Director / Producer Jordan after the unspeakably reactionary "The Brave One" ("The Brave", 2007) finally in a production of all the threads even held in his hand. But the beginning of autumn is "Ondine" is certainly a film that is perfect for a rainy movie night.

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"Ondine - The girl from the sea" ("Ondine") - Ireland / USA 2009 - Director: Neil Jordan - Screenplay: Neil Jordan - Production: Ben Browning, James Flynn, Neil Jordan - Camera: Christopher Doyle - Editor: Tony Lawson - Music: Kjartan Sveinsson - Distributor: Concorde - Rating: from 12 years - Cast: Colin Farrell, Alicja Bachleda-Curus, Alison Barry, Stephen Rea, Tony Curran, Dervla Kirwan, Don Wycherley, Carrie Crowley, etc. - theatrical release (D): 21/10/2010 - Length: 111 min.

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 3

The Unwinding Hours / Instrument

25.10.10 warehouse Bremen

A quiet train ride from Utrecht to Bremen and a relaxing afternoon on the western shore and in the evening concert in the beautiful store, the trip went on.
turned out the process, the North German in itself remarkable as a very pleasant nature. Outside the entrance to the warehouse, someone asked me "Are You Iain Cook?" Which I sometimes flattering as little valued on the much younger guitarists. And as I said at the inlet, I would be on the guest list of Unwinding Hours, I said the nice man "Oh, we still do not have, but I believe you" and let me just so pure (no, this is not a tip for future concerts to be there, designed to obtain a ticket).
instrument from Munich and Augsburg were back at the start, as early as April to to make appointments for Germany the opener. Particularly popular Sad Rider, which is available exclusively unfortunately heard only on the vinyl edition of their album.
The Unwinding Hours went back to this time-proven process and grabbed the acoustic part between the cracker The Final Hour and The Art Of Belief . And although Craig's voice struck worked, he let it take and still not played for Solstice still Burning River solo. Oh, and even told Craig that Annie Jane else should really mean to him bassist Graeme pointed this out, that there is already a song by Chris De Burgh same Were named.
Thank you, that I now have a catchy tune called Ship To Shore .

Setlist:
Knut
Tightrope
There Are Worse Things New
Than Being Alone
Traces
Peaceful Liquid Shell
Child
Annie Jane
The Final Hour
Solstice
Burning River
The Art Of Belief

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The Unwinding Hours - Herbsttour, Teil 2

The Unwinding Hours / One, Two Orchestra

24/10/10 Ekko, Utrecht

began After the great gig in Glasgow the now week-long European tour, well actually Holland and Germany tour. It played The Unwinding Hours at their very first concert in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
opening act was the very good one, two, Orchestra, two Dutch, who have chosen their unusual situation for Dutch band name as a tribute to their inspiration Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Live to six of them showed both a correspondingly rich sound and catchy indie pop, including a cover version of 1979 by the Smashing Pumpkins. The Unwinding Hours
then played her usual confident set, which they changed to the appearance in the Oran Mor is immaterial. The Glasgow on the set list still Oxygen titled new song was as yet unnamed declared (on the set list even as he was led New ) and there was no addition in the true sense. After Craig said that they on the usual concert Rite (band from the stage - applause - band back up on the stage) would not feel like they played after The Final Hour immediately The Art Of Belief before then Craig with the acoustic guitar Solstice offered as the conclusion.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

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Citizen Nerd - THE SOCIAL NETWORK




"The Social Network" ("The Social Network") - USA 2010-121 min. - Director: David Fincher - Written by Aaron Sorkin, after a presentation by Ben Mezrich ("The Accidental Billionaires") - Produced by: Dana Brunetti, Ceán Chaffin, Michael De Luca, Scott Rudin, Aaron Sorkin (Executive Producer), Kevin Spacey (Executive Producer) - Camera: Jeff Cronenweth - Editor: Kirk Baxter, Angus Wall - Music: Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross - Distributor: Sony Pictures - Rating: from 12 years - Length: 121 min. - Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Rooney Mara, Bryan Barter, Dustin Fitzsimons, Justin Timberlake, Armie Hammer, Joseph Mazzello, Patrick Mapel, Max Minghella, Andrew Garfield, Josh Pence and others - theatrical release (D): 07/10/2010.

David Fincher has grown up. Until now, the filmmaker, who in the 1980s, significantly, began as a video director and animator for blockbusters such as "Return of the Jedi" and "The Neverending Story", primarily noticed as a highly talented aesthetics as someone that has a good effect, be it dramatic or visual, so did appreciate the fact that his movies though outwardly perfect, but sometimes something inane content impacts. "Seven" (1995) and "Fight Club" (1999), both excellent films in their own way, were sent into shock and collapse images - we remember: the rains in a movie, there are 6 / 7 of the term, the other is mainly kept in green-yellow decay colors and begins with a long tracking shot through the brain of the protagonist, rapidly on neurons and synapses along until the unchained camera from a Schweißpore shoots out and we are in the midst arrived in the film (more precisely, at the end point of the action , is told from the flashbacks in the film). "The Game" (1997) and "Panic Room" (2002) were concept films, excellently directed finger exercises, each based on a consistently played idea. Some of the technical cabinet pieces that Fincher housed in these films, such as the planned sequence in "Panic Room", the one impossible ' Tracking shot through the handle comprised of a coffee pot are still impressive set pieces. And "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008), the film about a child born as an old man child, who regressed over the course of the film in his steadily tapered body to the old man was, after all, a single special effect, in which Brad Pitt to see the title role only for a few sequences without his body was digitally reworked. In the retro-thriller "Zodiac" (2007) were then the first time the pieces in the center. But only in "The Social Network denies himself all the technical director of the fuss that characterized his previous films, is his virtuoso technical talent in the background, all in the service of the plot and characters. Since it is almost like an insult that is here played by Jesse Eisenberg Facebook inventor Mark Zuckerberg similar as Charles Foster Kane in Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane" a kind of empty center.

Eisenberg Mark Zuckerberg is a nerd, a socially incompetent, totally egocentric computer geek who has a massive problem with women and authority. At the very beginning of the movie makes his girlfriend Erica (Rooney Mara), with the lanky Harvard students conclude they can not stand ignorance Eisenberg. And since Mark is a gifted hacker, he takes revenge on the whole the same female students and designed a website on which he takes on the wild stolen from the Internet pictures of fellow students and they can be evaluated by the web community to attract,. While he was in for a few seconds the computer networks of various universities pirates, he feeds his blog and parallel talks to his roommates. Soon after, the child prodigy because of the enormous success of its sexist fun guerrilla action, not only trouble with university administrators, but also a new job for two rich snob an online networking platform for students to construct. It will soon be "The Face Book", later named simply "Facebook", and Zuckerberg the youngest living billionaire today (estimated personal fortune currently 6.9 billion U.S. dollars).

But what makes this contradictory character, which the U.S. film posters presented with the illustrious triad "Punk Billionaire genius", in the innermost drives, which remains open. That he his first financial backers, the Winklevoss brothers (Armie Hammer and Josh pence), with the Facebook project on the table moves to a representative of humiliating two privileged upper class toffs (as their lawyers suggest), is in a sense the class struggle-reading of Sugar Mountain ascent. Perhaps he is also out of pure ignorance, is simply being his Idea ruined genius who does not perceive their environment more, in slippers and trudges through the snow mainly of pizza and Coke lives and left his dorm room any more. Or maybe he's just greedy, recognizes the potential of the idea, boots finally even his best friend Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield), if he can to earn billions instead of millions. Or all that, the whole plot of the film, is the result of an act of compensation, with which the young man responded to the rejection by his girlfriend - the "Citizen Kane" version if you will, with Erica than sugar's Rosebud. A clear answer has not Fincher. Ultimately, it will the spectators be permitted to make to make sense of the motivation of the protagonist. Only he is not particularly likeable. Fincher has been on the trailer can create a women's choir that sings a version of Radiohead's "Creep." The real Zuckerberg took Fincher's film in any case very seriously and has a 100-million donation to educational institutions announced. Also a way to counter the negative publicity that he has given "The Social Network", like "Citizen Kane" 70 years before the press barons William Randolph Hearst.

Like "Citizen Kane", which hides a real biography and a themed era with its Changes in the media landscape portrayed alternates, who told in flashbacks, "The Social Network" between genres, mixing Courtroom drama and biopic, brings a little Melo and thrillers, sometimes has something of a teen comedy, then again by a company parabola. Moreover, like all Fincherfilme is now, of course, beautifully photographed (Camera: Jeff Cronenweth), opened with a stylish title sequence (with echoes of the one from "Panic Room") and comes in its muted brown and orange hues as noble as a tropical wood table in a more century-old university library so. The cut is masterful, the score Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) and Atticus Ross brilliant as it were. In short: the film is technically excellent, as good as just this year. But this time pushing this brilliance is not so much to the fore as in the previous films, Fincher, the average moviegoer it may perhaps be overlooked easily. It's a little, so if the director has understood that he no longer has to show off, to create no longer strong-arm tactics have a reputation. And that's good: "The Social Network" one of the best films Fincher has become. However, it is almost a little ironic that he to direct the film with his protagonists had been immature.

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