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Extreme Climbing

The perfect thrill seekers holiday would be a trip into the unexplored, extraordinary and extreme nature - somewhere where your adrenaline lever will rise up significantly more than any other visit or action (except probably meeting your boyfriend’s/girlfriend’s parents). So a thrill seeker should always look for that dream location where there are only the nature and his pure adrenaline running throught his veins. For some people this recharges their lives, for others it gives them extreme happiness, and for More

Xavier Rudd - Gig

Xavier Rudd doesn’t come to the UK very often. His Australian heritage runs through him very strongly, and although there are people all over the globe who love his music, he tends to tour around his own Antipodean neck of the woods. So when he came to London, for one night only, earlier in the year, we were lucky even to get tickets. The gig had been hyped up for months in advance, and my friend and I were starting More

Janis Joplin was and is such an inspiration

When I first heard Janis Joplin I was very young, I still remember getting her CD in one of those metal packaging boxes from my best friend as a birthday gift. I heard her sing and was instantly captivated by her amazing voice. She has a rasp that is all her own. You are entranced by the lyrics and the melody of her songs. She sings about things that are true and real.

Her song Me and Bobby McGee is More

Britney Spears will soon be on top again

In the late 1990’s Britney Spears established herself as the Pop Princess. She had many different singles that became hits. Britney began singing when she was just a young girl. She would sing to her doll babies in the bathroom. She was in the Mickey Mouse Club at the age of eleven. She performed on the show until she was thirteen years old. In 1997, Britney decided to try her hand at singing. Innosense was an all female group that More

How I Missed-Out On Dead Can Dance.

There have been a lot of different concerts over the years that I would just love to have seen. Simon and Garfunkel in Central Park would have been nice and I would have really enjoyed a Cat Stevens show from around the time of ‘Tea for the Tillerman’. Another biggie would have been David Bowie at the Ziggy Stardust farewell concert and I really wish I’d seen The Sisters of Mercy in The Royal Albert Hall.

However, most of these More