Recent content by HevyMinik

Well, don't get me wrong, mjp, I do kinda get it as I collect records myself. But the thing with collecting rare books, you probably gonna open it once to have a quick glance before you store it somewhere - Be it the shelf or a box up in the attic. But I guess you also buy the paperbacks, too...

My first was "Factotum" in Danish, but my favorite is Ham On Rye or Post Office. The storytelling was excellent in those books! The poems never did much for me, even though some take my breath away...

None. I have the books so I can read them, not to look at them lying on the shelf. But that's just me :) But I have an original pressing of the Danish translation of Factotum, "Alt Forefaldende Arbejde". You know the kind where the top of the pages are not cut, so you can't open them - No...

Tillykke med fødselsdagen! Vi må snart gøre noget ved den kop kaffe/te!

CD: Tom Waits - Bad As Me Book: Johannes Sløk - Me and Godot!

"Not much chance, completely cut loose from purpose" from Nirvana

A Danish singer sampled him as well. The song is called "I Have Nothing To Say" as can be found here: http://download.duck.fm/Bellefast

Well, I was reading an interview with a band called Ministry in a Danish heavy music magazine. And the singer was heavily into heroine and he was talking about drugs and writers and came up with the name William S. Burroughs and told some stories about Burroughs. I thought he sounded...

"Strange Little Girls" by Tori Amos. Right now I'm listening to song # 7, "Time". It's a fantastic cover of Tom Waits from the "Rain Dogs"-album...

Damn, I was a about to use that one! :) Here's another one instead: "I don't like jail, they got the wrong kind of bars in there." I just can't remember where it's from, tho...

Fantastic web-site! :D

Tom Waits - Downtown Train

"Usually always late, but I was on time with my appointment with Lady D."

The world's biggest durum with shawarma and LOTSA chilli! :D

First and foremost, it's called THRASH METAL, not TRASH METAL;) And the band only sing about partying and getting drunk... Back to the subject: "It's Not How Far you Fall, It's The Way You Land" by Soulsavers. There's a quote from "Factotum" somewhere in the booklet...