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I love me some Satori.
saw her in concert this week. she is part belgian, part american, residing in both my home town of Ghent and in New York (her father was american blues/rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Chris Whitley). her live backing band is all american. all of her songs have a heavier rock even bluesy sound live
she's wildly popular here but since I never ever listen to the radio I had no idea what she sounded like at all before the concert (it was a festival with Neil Finn of Crowded House and with Garbage performing as well, whom I am both familiar with)
I'm gonna take I wild guess here and say she is just another anonymous singer in NY
btw she was a walking disaster when it came to announcing her songs & interacting with the audience. really fucking annoyed me. but then in the end she made it all up to us and got off the stage and walked into the crowd while still singing into the microphone and hugging random fans while doing so. no small feat at a festival where I would estimate about 2,000 to 3,000 people (tbh I have no real clue but there were a lot of people there) were in attendance. you could see the security guys almost fainting lol
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she aint good looking...
haha
^^lol true
De Rouibaix ^O^
Paul Mazzolini is a musical genius.
ah nice track. i haven't listened to italo disco for years.
i remember i saw alexander robotnick 6 or 7 years ago and my friend got into a fight with a disco nerd out the front of the club, because he apparently didn't know "real italo". the dude tore his glasses off in a fury and squared up, but i held him back while my diminutive pal weakly punched him in the face lol.
That's a good channel.
Jon B
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Her father got some tunesQuote:
Originally Posted by Lee Towers
Listened a bit to 'Fourth Corner' (Trixie) back in 2013, haven't bother to check out anything after that. Pretty decent, but for the most parts she's not really my cup of tea.