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Hey Jimi!

Forty years ago, September 18, 1970, died at age 27 James Marshall Hendrix, Jimi said, considered by most 'parties as' great rock guitarist of all times. Hendrix was born in Seattle November 27, 1942 and had established himself as a singer as well as a musician. But what has made him immortal, 'was his ability' of innovation in the sound of electric guitar in his parable of art, very brief but intense, and it 'made forerunner of many structures and the sound of what would be the future changes in the rock (such as heavy metal) through an unprecedented merger of blues, rhythm and blues, soul, hard rock, psychedelic and funky. According to many

J. Hendrix and 'the most' greatest guitarist of all time. His performance at the close of the 1969 Woodstock festival and 'become a real symbol: the image of the guitarist who, with irreverent visionariness' artistic playing the national anthem so provocatively distorted 'entry in the collective arrogance of music as one of the turning points in the history of rock.

Clip Art,have A Good Trip

This summer I returned to Mexico 2010, after twelve years .
escaped drug dealers and others who are not welcome ...

Milestones: Real de Catorce, the desert holy Wirikuta, Zacatecas, Sierra Nayarit, Guanajuato, Oaxaca and surroundings ... It is obvious Ciudad de Mexico.

between buses, minibuses and unorthodox steps, 4600 kilometers of travel, fostered by landscapes of trees, deserts, canyons, archaeological sites, and human beings ... ...

I met Rocio Echevarria, the tough head of the association who for decades home Huichol Indians Huichol helps sick (www.casahuichol.org). A person surrendered her I have the money, part of which result from the rights of the author of the novel .

I met another woman special Patricia Díaz Romo , the project manager "Huicholes and pesticides," whose link is at the bottom to the blog.

So fed, I returned to Italy, hoping one day inspirations breathe, to feed myself.

Walter G.

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Nordwand

Luglio1936, A. Hinterstoisser and T. Kurz attempt the Eiger north face together with an Austrian climber who follows them. Anyone who has read a bit 'of mountaineering history certainly knows the drama of those days is recalled with good accuracy and precision from the movie Nordwand (North Face) of P. Stölzl. For once, a film that does not climb too far and does not paint the climbers as Superman or Spider-Man (eg cliffhanger rubbish and the like) but it tells the human adventure of four very tough competition climbers caught in the vortex of a 'premiere' and the Nazi propaganda of the Germanic superman. The reconstruction of the scene of rock climbing is really good scale, and who knows how to recognize small details that others do not notice but that make plausible a certain situation, no jumping from one peak to another, no serac someone that's been flying for 150 yards and leaves him miraculously on a ledge from which you save pulling on the rope by force of arms in the air. A film so that you can see with interest and which is also well set with split of everyday life. The dotted line of the characters is done with care and climbers are seen here with their exaltation and their doubts, their strengths and their weaknesses, the audacity of Hinterstoisser opening the crossing which now bears his name, balanced by the calm and sense of reality Kurz who proved to be real head rope. Of course, as a film and documentary, the director had to put the sentimental side of Kurz's girlfriend that I do not know if it is true and correct but that does not infringe too much from the rest. Go and see and ricordatevene when climbing with boots and nylon strings, make the comparison with the equipment of the four, and admire more and more certain climbers of the '30s, as I did and I do too.