Galaxia

It's a song I have in my song pipeline, sometimes I give it a try, trying to find something new to play with it. I have progressed a bit on it. Tonight I had fun adding some strings and organs.




Enjoy!

Paris Clem!!

Das kungstruk zie flogosaktan

Knowing that I'm a metalhead, many are tempted to ask me if I love or love Rammstein. The answer is: no I'm not a fan of that band, even if, I admit, they have a few catchy tunes that I find okay.
Then I just found funny to write a fake Rammstein song, because, in my opinion, their music is quite simple/basic.
Here are the lyrics:

das kungstruk zie flogosaktan
da küntrrrruk !
erzi fenschälpt
harrr tesk lumük
virrr schalben kløg zwerhund
Wieztzen shrleeuuuu
fråkken wolhren perden zum
frundzenheim ! frundzenheeeiiim !
pfaßenhund das heinfrikzystch
flogo'SAKtan

And of course, the song!! :




Paris Clem: A multilangual frog

Foxy Browsin'

Hey there! Firefox 3.5 is almost out, you can find the Relase Candidate 2 version on mozilla's website. I'm already using FF3.5 at work and at home, it already has Firebug (v1.4b) which is pretty much all I need in my toolbox to do my CSS, HTML and Javascript debugging. The new version offers many improvements on speed and memory consumption, so, to my friends out there who are usualy reluctent to move to new versions (Ruben?), it pretty much is FF3 but faster and lighter so it's ok you can go on, do the upgrade and your PC won't burn. FF3.5 also offers new exciting CCS3 and HTML5 implementations and I'm willing to use them. As I can't use them where I work because wat.tv's browser market share is 60% Internet Explorer, I'm thinking about trying these new techniques on my blog. So over time this blog will have some new cool features that will only work in FF3.5 and the future versions of Safari, Google Chrome, Opera... all the other browsers that are aware of standards and willing to keep up with the innovation. Unfortunately the business website market is a decade late technology wise because of the need to degrate gracefully in IE.

Anyhow, do yourself a favor and upgrade your surfin' with Firefox (3.5)!

Paranoid

This week gets the 60th post! Wowzer, I never thought I would keep that blog alive that far, well ok I'm quite far from the initial goal of "a new song each week" but eh, I got a life too and it pretty god damn buzy right now!
Anyway, this week I give you a very personal interpretation of Black Sabbath's most popular tune: Paranoid.


Careful little fellow, it's much heavier than the original song.

Paris Clem: Keep on rollin'