Outlaw Pete

Vorige week was het weer zover; men kon weer stemmen voor de Top 2000 van Radio 2. Uiteraard heb ik, net als de afgelopen 5 jaar, ook weer gestemd. Dit was mijn lijstje voor dit jaar (de lijstjes gaan niet meer op volgorde sinds vorig jaar, dus is hij op willekeurige volgorde):

• John Denver – Take me home, country roads (1971)
• Who – Baba O’Riley (1971)
• Billy Joel – Piano man (1974)
• Bruce Springsteen – Born to run (1975)
• Boudewijn de Groot – Kinderballade (1977)
• David Bowie – Heroes (1977)
• Bryan Adams – Summer of ’69 (1984)
• U2 – Where the streets have no name (1987)
• R.E.M. – Losing my religion (1991)
• Queen – Innuendo (1991)
• Sting – Fields of gold (1993)
• Michael Jackson – Earth song (1995)
• Oasis – Don’t look back in anger (1996)
• Herbert Grönemeyer – Mensch (2004)
• Muse – Uprising (2009)

Vrije keuze:

• Peter Gabriel – Solsbury Hill
• Elton John – Tiny Dancer
• André Hazes – Kleine Jongen
• Roger Taylor – Foreign Sand
• Etienne Daho – Le Premier Jour

Klik hier om hem in Spotify te openen.

Leuk is om te zien hoe smaak zich in de loop der jaren kan veranderen, als je kijkt naar mijn oude inzendingen en het vergelijkt met deze. Dit was bijvoorbeeld mijn inzending van 2009:
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…since I last posted here. By now, the holiday is over and school has started again. That doesn’t mean I haven’t been doing anything. I’ve seen many movies (after the click you’ll get a list), been twice to U2 and one time to John Fogerty and I had an amazing trip to Istanbul, of which all I will post something later on. Read more…

Some of you, my dear readers, might know that I love to watch movies and tv-shows. Today I discovered a nice site, which allows you to create a list of movies you’ve seen, which you can export per month, in order to create a fancy list which allows you to brag about the movies and shows you’ve seen that month. Read more…

So this would be the first post of yet another try of having a blog for me. The future will tell, what will become of this try. I honestly haven’t done much today. The most exciting things where to see The Netherlands win of Japan in the World Cup with a shiny 1-0, thanks to Wesley Sneijder (soon to be Sneijder-Cabau), and baking pancakes. The rest of my evening was filled with watching The Office and one episode of That 70′s Show. Besides that I drank some beer, a little whiskey and a Guggenheimer. For the people that haven’t read De Terugkeer van Bonanza (highly recomended!!) by Herman Brusselmans, a Guggenheimer is a glass of vodka, with tons of ice. That’s all for now.