In the following video, Black Sabbath perform their masterpiece “War Pigs” live at the Olympia Theater in Paris, France (December 20, 1970). This was almost 52 years ago, but it still rings true, in fact every line Ozzy sings is still true word for word. Geezer had it dead-on when he wrote this damn song. This is a lyrical masterpiece. As someone wrote, this is “a stark and grim reminder of how the reckless and selfish decisions of a few would affect the lives of many“. Watch and feel it.
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Set the controls for your diaries: Athens – 4/6/2022… Nick Mason et al will be playing live the best early Pink Floyd songs in Athens Technopolis venue. Until then, enjoy this live performance of “One of These Days”…
Listen and watch a brilliant live performance by the progressive rock band Camel, one of the best bands of the 70s. This is an instrumental piece called Lunar Sea from their 1976 album Moonmadness. It is progressive rock (or shall I say jazz rock) at its best. Absolute magic, especially after the 5:06 where they start an intense 4-minute jam…
Listen to one of the most underrated Iron Maiden’s songs. This is Face in the Sand from the superb album “Dance Of Death” (2003). Scroll down to read the lyrics.
The Social Network Visualizer project has released a brand-new version of our favorite SNA application. SocNetV v3.0 brings improved speed and responsiveness, bugfixes and new command line parameters.
Cordella is an online wedding registry application, developed from scratch in React/Next. The app uses SSR, thanks to the wonderful Next.js, and is lightning fast. Has some nice features for the couples like customised registry page, ability to add crowdfunded items and virtual “piggy banks” in their wedding wishlist, and offers easy registry/gift management in the background. Check it out and if you’re getting married soon, you might make use of it 🙂
Heaven and Hell is one of the best songs of the Dio era of Black Sabbath. Released over forty years ago (in 1980) with the homonymous 9th studio album, it was their first after Ozzy left the band. And it rocked. Some may say this is not Sabbath, but that’s another story. Just listen:
