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Night (original 1955; edition 2006)
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A short book that tells a powerful and emotional story of his life during the Holocaust. Some pages left me horrified and in shock of our human race, others left me crying for all he has lost. I've read many Holocaust stories and this one ranks as one of the best. A must read!
A very difficult book to read quickly. It was necessary to read this small book slowly and take in only a little of the horror at one time. Psychologically, it is fascinating -- showing the animal tendencies that arise when humans are treated as animals. Very disturbing and very good.
Wow. This book absolutely wrecked me. I made the mistake of reading a little of it before I left for work, and had to put it down for a day to let my soul heal. Elie Wiesel shares his story of spending time in the World War II concentration camps of Auschwitz, Buna, and Buchenwald. Separated from his mother and three sisters, his father and he work in the camps, struggling through the cold, starvation, and cruelty to survive the war. He tells his story in such a way that you can picture the scenes. He pulls you in, stomps on your heart, and leaves an imprint on your soul. Don't be fooled by the short length, as his words are so powerful, so compelling, that you will find enough in these pages to last a lifetime. This book is a must-read.
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Night - a terrifying account of the Nazi death camp horror that turns a young Jewish boy into an agonized witness to the death of his family...the death of his innocence...and the death of his God. Penetrating and powerful, as personal as The Diary of Anne Frank, Night awakens the shocking memory of evil at its absolute and carries with it the unforgettable message that this horror must never be allowed to happen again.
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I'll say it right out. I don't like Holocaust books. Now it isn't that I don't think they're important, or anything like that. They just make me sick. They make me sick to my stomach and they make me ashamed to be human. I realize it is important to read and understand the horrors in our past, but this isn't something I like to do for fun. Once in a while, though, I think it's important to read one, so that's what I did. I also don't like reading books in translation. I always feel I'm missing the cadence of the original language, missing the beauty and poignancy that the original words brought to the text. But unfortunately it becomes a necessity since I don't speak anything other than English (fluently, anyway). These two reasons are why it gets four stars instead of five.
This book was powerful. It was sad, heartbreaking, and emotional despite (because of?) its Hemmingway-esque simplicity. The sadness, the bleakness, the utterly hopelessness conveyed in this book are utterly devastating, culminating in a young boy's complete loss of faith not only in humanity but in his God. A remarkable work, although very, very, very dark and depressing. But I guess that makes sense, as it's describing first hand one of the very very darkest points in human history.
I took this little book along with me to the dentist yesterday and managed to read more than half of it while I was there - in the waiting room and then in the chair between shots and drilling and pins and impressions. an apt choice for time at the dentist since it is so filled with pain and suffering. (There is even a segment here about an unscrupulous dentist in the camps who stole gold from his fellow prisoners' mouths.)
It is easy to see why Elie Wiesel's NIGHT has been in print in so many languages since 1958. It is a gripping and mesmerizing read about pain and loss and the importance of family ties. Wiesel's mother and sisters died early in the camps and ovens of the concentration camps, but he managed to keep his father with him until nearly the end. Wiesel himself was only sixteen when his final camp, Buchenwald, was finally liberated. (This after stays in Auschwitz and Birkenau.) His father died just a few scant months before, weakened unto death by a forced evacuation march in the dead of winter during the last months of the war in Europe.
Wiesel's tale of forced labor, brutal guards and Kapos, poor rations and starvation is stark and moving. I never read earlier edtions of NIGHT, but I suspect this new translation by his wife, Marion, is the most effective and affecting of any previous versions. If you are looking for a quick and dirty introduction to the horrors of the Holocaust, this little book from the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize is an excellent place to start. Highly recommended.
[Wiesel's] slim volume of terrifying power is the documentary of a boy - himself- who survived the "Night" that destroyed his parents and baby sister, but lost his God.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0374500010, Paperback)In Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel's memoir Night, a scholarly, pious teenager is wracked with guilt at having survived the horror of the Holocaust and the genocidal campaign that consumed his family. His memories of the nightmare world of the death camps present him with an intolerable question: how can the God he once so fervently believed in have allowed these monstrous events to occur? There are no easy answers in this harrowing book, which probes life's essential riddles with the lucid anguish only great literature achieves. It marks the crucial first step in Wiesel's lifelong project to bear witness for those who died.
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Born in the town of Sighet, Transylvania, Elie Wiesel was a teenager when he and his family were taken from their home in 1944 to the Auschwitz concentration camp, and then to Buchenwald. [This book] is the terrifying record of Elie Wiesel's memories of the death of his family, the death of his own innocence, and his despair as a deeply observant Jew confronting the absolute evil of man.… (more)
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The strands in your eyes
That color them wonderful
Stop me was stealing my breath
The emeralds from mountains
The thrust toward the sky
Never revealing their depth
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That we belong together
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What day is it
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This clocks never seems so alive
And I can't keep up
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I've been losing so much time
Cause it's you and me
And all of the people
And nothing to do
Nothing to lose
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I've saw all of the things I've said
And I'll be your crying solder
I'll be love cuicide
And I'll be better when I'm older
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Erica Guketlov scored 17 points, including three from behind the arc, while Liz Sharlow finished with 15 points to spark Bishop Ahr in New Brunswick. Nina Scott netted two 3-pointers and Jakeyah Small had eight points for New Brunswick.
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is the founder and director of Musica Vesuviana. Trained both in Italy and the US, Mr. D'Agostino brings a wealth of knowledge in traditional music as well as modern Jazz and Pop. As instrumental director at Arlington (MA) High School his ensembles have performed at All-State Conferences and tours of Italy. A noted clinician, he has presented workshops for music educators at Massachussets Music Educators Conferences and at Drum Festival, Montreal, CanadaBass. He has performed with Andrea Bocelli, Ivan Cattaneo in Italy and Mike Stern and Wayne Krantz in the US. He has published articles on Bass Guitar Magazine and Zon Guitars Magazine.
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is Director of Choral Activities at Arlington (MA) public schools. Her award-winning groups have appeared at All-State Conferences, as well as on international concert tours. She is well-versed in many different styles of music from Madrigals to Jazz. In addition to her choral-directing duties, Ms. Christo has been pianist and music co-director for many Broadway musicals. In 2004 she was a Massachusetts Teacher of the Year finalist
Edoardo Pepe ensemble instructor
lives in Salerno (Italy). composer,Jazz pianist, music teacher,arranger and piano tuner. He works as composer of sound tracks for films and he realizes musical multimedia applications in courses of music for secondary school. As arranger writes for "camera" formations, among the works, a history of the "Italian song" performed by the classical quartet of the pianist Mr Tullio Forlenza.
Pasquale Tassone Instructor
studied at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan, has an honors diploma from the Chigiana Academy in Senia, Italy and PhD from Brandeis University. Mr. Tassone is a founding member of the LUMEN Contemporary Music Ensemble, a group of composers dedicated to the performance of new music in the Boston area. In June 2008, he retired as Fine Arts Director in the Arlington (MA) Public Schools.
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Mr Greel will be teaching Guitar and jazz Improvisation. Mark Greel is considered to be one the most talented and versatile multi-instrumentalists in New England. He has mastered 6 different instruments and is recognized as a heartfelt and passionate vocalist. His trumpet playing has been compared to the sound and style of Miles Davis and his vocal sounds are reminiscent of the great Chet Baker. In addition to being an outstanding instrumentalist, Mark is also a prolific composer.
Adelaide Guarracino
has been teaching Italian language to children and adults since 1995. She is a native speaker, born in Italy and also serves as Treasurer (and past President) of C.A.S.IT, Inc. (Centro Attivita' Scolastiche Italiane), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, whose role is to assist, through the provision of grants, consultancy and training, school districts or individual schools wishing to implement, maintain, or expand the study of Italian language among the curriculum subjects.
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moved from the south of Italy to the USA in 1995. Very active in the music scene of Boston first and as a worldwide clinician/performer, Sergio has recorded and/or shared the stage with Mike Stern, Wayne Krantz, Tom Scott, Bob James, Robben Ford, Nathan East and Dan Siegel among others. He currently plays with fusion ensemble Spajazzy (first Cd with Mike Stern) and co-leads a Duo with Percussion Virtuoso and Remo Signature Artist Alessandra Belloni.
Sergio performs weekly with WeJazzUp! as well as with many others local musicians and visiting artists.
Sergio is the founder of the successful "ponte usa" program with allows him to travel to Italy up to 4 times a year for clinics/Master Classes and concerts, and gives an opportunity to international students to experience full immersion one-on-one lessons as well as life in the music scene of Boston filled with jam sessions, clinics and much more.
Sergio has been teaching part-time as a regular visiting artist at the GM drum school in Torino and the Conservatorio Della Svizzera Italiana in Lugano Swiss.
Sergio has taught drum set at Berklee College of Music since 2002, writes for DrumClub magazine in Italy, and, as a worldwide clinician, has performed at the Montreal Drum Fest '03 (now available on DVD), Cape Breton International Drum Fest 2004, 2005 and 2006, Berklee World Percussion Festival '05 and at PASIC '05 and '09 in the USA and PASIC '06,07 and 2010 in Italy as well as KOSA 2010,2011,2012 in Vermont and was the MC at the Joe Morello Tribute Concert in Italy in May of 2011.


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- Phone: (513) 202-0200
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Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 2:30pm
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Sunday & Monday: 4:00pm - 8:00pm, Tues - Thursday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Burgers, Comfort Food
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- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Thank you for choosing Market Street Grille for your special event. All of our food is prepared from real ingredients and includes all of the American traditions and a variety of ethnic touches.Our staff will talk with you to custom design a successful gathering. Market Street Grille can provide servers, china, linen, silverware, glassware, or heavy duty Chinet plates, napkins, and plastic ware. For pick-up or delivery the food is packaged bulk style and sent in throwaway foil containers for your convenience. Our focus is your satisfaction for any event.
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- Entertainment: Wine Down Wednesdays. We offer 1/2 off Wine every Wednesday and on selected Wednesdays we offer live music.
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The MARKET STREET GRILLE in Harrison, although a little more upscale than others, is still a neighborhood favorite. Only 25 minutes from Downtown Cincinnati, not too many folks know about this place, but they should. Tucked in the heart of downtown Harrison, the Market Street Grille offers a great spot to end a day of antiquing at local shops. We Have an impressive selection of Bourbon's including Knob Creek, Woodford Reserve and Buffalo Trace just to name a few, and a good selection of draft beers including Guinness. The menu is much more extensive than most neighborhood spots. Yes, it offers burgers, sandwiches and appetizers, but much more, too. It is really quite simple; using real ingredients makes sense to us. We start our cooking with the best quality ingredients in order to make food that is a joy to eat. We're taking simple ingredients and producing great dishes. In our kitchen we go the extra mile and make each from dish your order from scratch.Continued
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Market Street Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
27 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (19)special occasion (14)good for groups (12)romantic (11)great for brunch (10)great for lunch (6)fit for foodies (6)notable wine list (3)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (1)vibrant bar scene (1)scenic view (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Great atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/21/2014We had a group of 15 and this was the perfect spot for it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memaw4Dined on 11/15/2014Very good food The waitress was very good also, however there were several large parties which may service slow as far as getting food to us, etc However, it was well worth the waitSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Enjoyable EveningConcordCookieDined on 11/1/2014We invited a group of 7 of our close friends to join us a market Street Grille. None had dined there before. the evening was wonderful, the food was great, and everyone had a very good time all saying they would come back again. Thanks to all the staff, you were a hit!Special Features:
- Worth the stopDavePVIPDined on 10/20/2014Stopped in here in the way from Cincinnati to Indianapolis and had a wonderful meal. Great little historic town and the restaurant d four reminded me of the early days of western expansion!Special Features:
- the Monday girls3mondayVIPDined on 10/20/2014as always our lunch food was delicious, we wish more locals came and enjoy the lunches, the beer battered fish is great, and goat cheese salad.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Warm food, outrageous priced drinkschucknburlingtonDined on 10/11/2014Prime rib was tasty but vegetables & potatoes were only slightly warm. My wife ordered roasted pork loin & her whole meal was barely warm. Our friends had the same experience. My wife ordered a lime daiquiri but was told they did not have ingredients to make.....the waitress recommended a margarita. I too ordered a drink, scotch & soda. My wife who is not a drinker, did not like her drink. This was no surprise! I enjoyed mine & this too was no surprise. What was a surprise was the cost of the drinks. The margarita cost $13.00/one drink! The scotch & soda cost $11.30/one drink! A total of three drinks cost $35.60!! I don't care where you go in the Cincinnati area........these prices are outrageous! I will not be going back anytime soon!Special Features:
- 32nd Anniversary dinnercatcarr47Dined on 10/1/2014We visit here a lot for wine Wed. and also brunch on Sundays. Never a disappointing meal.Special Features:
- Awesome ExperienceasupernightDined on 9/27/2014We absolutely loved the food, ambience and service. Will be back again.Special Features:
- BasedudeDined on 8/31/2014Always enjoy their brunch. Have brought friends and family over the years and have been extremely satisfied. Thanks for everythingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lumenocitygoersDined on 8/30/2014There were four of us and I made a reservation and was taken as soon as we arrived. We were not hurried through our meal even though people were waiting. We ordered 4 different dinners, and each was delicious. Can't wait to go back. Also, very friendly nice waitress.Special Features:
- PickyEaterDined on 8/23/2014The ambiance and quaintness of its historic charm add to the dining experience. We enjoyed a lovely dinner and would recommend Market Street Grille to our friends and family. Look forward to going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice and relaxingdisappointedDined on 8/3/2014It is very easy to drive by and not realize how nice it is on the inside. Besides a very nice interior the food is especially good. Home made soups and a good menu. Have eaten there many times without a bad experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 50 reviews are from the Market Street Grille reviews archive.
- Hidden Gemtk41Dined on 7/10/2014First time dining in Harrison. Went there to meet friends and found one if the best restaurants in the city. Salmon was excellent. My father said his liver and onions were the best he had in over a decade. Our friends were not surprised as they live in Harrison and have eaten there many times. This restaurant is worth the drive if you are looking for great food and fine dining with a hometown feeling.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday CelebrationIndyfoodieDined on 7/6/2014My family was at Market Street for Sunday brunch to celebrate my Mom's 80th birthday. It was a wonderful choice. The buffet had such a great variety of foods, all of which were delicious. Our waiter was cordial and attentive. Will definitely recommend it to others and will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderfulJillianHDined on 6/28/2014everything our party ordered was delicious, the service was great, and the atmosphere was cozy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We enjoyed it. We'll go back.PaulVIPDined on 6/27/2014The food was good and the service was very good. Very good bang for the buck.Special Features:
- Excellent place for family reunionBBGetalDined on 6/21/2014We chose the restaurant as a meeting place for family in IN and OH. It is located on the border. The food is good for the kids, adults, vegetarians. Our waitress was great. We ranged in age from 3, 11, 15, 38, and 68. Everyone was happy. It was so pleasant and good that half of us went back for brunch on Sunday before heading home.Special Features:
- Great atmosphereMilkeDined on 6/21/2014The food and service were good, with an especially friendly and knowledgeable bartender. The ambience was very nice, with the old brick walls and a couple of tables that have upholstered loveseats for seating. It's a really cute one-of-a kind place. We prefer it over the national chain restaurants!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MrdisappointedDined on 6/21/2014Made reservations with open table and got a confirmation but Market Street didn't get them. Other than that everything was very good. To much food to eat but very tasty. Service outstanding. Soups made from scratch. Just like home cooking.Special Features:
- food for thoughtc1j1Dined on 6/20/2014I do not have to think too much. The food was very good as was the service. A very nice cozy restaurant. Will definitely be back.Special Features:
- KedaDined on 6/15/2014Very pleasant surroundings and the food was very goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday BrunchGoBlueDined on 6/15/2014I scheduled seating for 6 thru Open Table and was very pleased with the easiness to do so. Received a complimentary reminder from Open Table and Market Street. We were seated prior to our reservation which is always nice. Despite a packed house there was always sufficient amounts of all the excellent tasting foods available. The brunch covers every food group, i.e.,prime rib, Eggs Benedict, numerous assorted salads, pies and sweets. All very yummy! The staff was very friendly and attentative to diners needs. If at all possible I highly suggest a visit for their Sunday brunch. This was my 3rd Sunday brunch visit and have nothing but kudos for the staff, food and ambiance. I'll definitely be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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A big "thank you" to my TTCAM friends who have been here through the last year and a half (since our m/c) of our nearly 4 years of TTC/infertility. My husband and I decided tonight that we are definitely going to move on to adoption. We're looking to do foster-to-adopt and we're so very excited. We will get started on the process once Christmas and New Years are past and focus on a fresh start for 2012! We won't be actively preventing pregnancy, but we also won't be actively trying either. My heart has moved on to the dreams of holding an adopted little one in my arms. Thank you for all the support and love I have received during my time here on this board. I will come check here every so often to check on those who are still waiting for their little ones.
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Tee - wishing you the best on the next phase of your journey and hope that you will have a child placed with you soon. I know you and DH have so much love to give, that any child would be lucky to have you as parents!! Please keep us posted on how things are going - I'm still lurking and am sending lots of positive thoughts to you.
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- Band Name: Joanna Newsom
- Record Label: Drag City
- Release Date: Feb 23, 2010
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Nov 11, 2010Maybe the only ''classic'' album released in 2010, each Joanna's album is better than the previous one. Probably she's the best contemporary songwriter.
Sep 22, 2010The term genius is not often called for in pop music, but in this case it's justified. She's a totally original and unique artist, and one of the best storytellers around. The sheer amount of material on this album is enough to scare a lot of people off, but I think it's only a great thing. The listener can't concentrate on all of it at once, but is forced to pick a few favorites that rotates after a while, and ensures the album a long life. Just fantastic. Album of the year, by a mile!… Expand
Sep 29, 2010If one were to superficially look at Joanna Newsom's 3 LP album, he or she would probably assume that she sacrificed quality over quantity. But instead, every song of this album is gem in its own way. Newsom takes a different approach with this album, as she steps towards a more mainstream style of sound focusing more on the piano rather than the harp. Ys focused on being like a fairytale experience, while Milk Eyed Blender was more childlike. Newsom settles down in this album sitting on the piano, but still brings her beautiful lyrics to the table. Each album is separated into 3 LP records with about 5-6 songs on each of them. Each LP has a separate theme that the audience will found out for themselves. This is an open experience, and the separation of the songs enables this variety. The album starts with Easy, an elaborate song that utilizes percussion and piano beautifully. This sets the pace for the rest of the album as they are equally good or better. But the highlight of the first album is "Good Intentions Paving Company." This is as close Newsom will come close to a rock/pop song as it is unusually fast-paced using brass instruments, piano, and percussion. The second album contains "In California," as song that is much similar to "Does Not Suffice," which is seen in the final album. Both of these songs are connected in a way, which show the much thought Newsom put in the album. But perhaps the best song on Have One On Me is "Soft As Chalk." There are multiple tempo changes, beautiful solos, and abstract lyrics. It is the highlight of the whole album. Joanna Newsom's album is flawless. It is not only an album, but an experience. If you can get over her eccentric vocal style, you will find 2 hours of beauty, thought, and heart.… Expand
Oct 12, 2010There are the makings of a fabulous album in here. If the track list was cut to 7 or 8 songs and chosen carefully, I would undoubtedly be considering a mark of 9 or 10, however, more than half of the 18 songs included are nothing better than mediocre and listening to 2 hours plus of mediocrity, with the occasional highlight is a bit of a grind. This was the first Newsom album I bought but I think this should probably remain one for the established fans.… Expand
Dec 6, 2010beautiful. I have little that I can think to say other than listen to this.
It may take a little while to get into as all the songs are about 6 minutes long at the least
Dec 29, 2010As a rule, I hate dance music just slightly less than actually dancing, but this is pretty damn good. Far, far less monotonous than most of its ilk. For folks like me, a good listen, and great to clean house to!
Nov 22, 2011A great album is somewhere in here, although Newsom needs to do some editing to find it. While some songs deserve their drawn out running time--the heartfelt cowboy ballad Baby Birch and the truly interesting medieval-style madrigal Kingfisher--others feel bloated and stretched out for no reason whatsoever. Further frustrating this drawn-out quality is Newsom's new singing style, which involves stretching out every vowel to last a full two seconds, in a sometimes comedic imitation of mid-70's Joni Mitchell. 'In youuuuuuuuuuur arms....yoouuuuuuuuuur arms" she sings in No Provenance, by the end of which I'm wanting to run as far from those arms as I can manage. And considering that she'll be singing that song for another eight minutes, i'll probably get a good headstart. However the album (or albums) do see Newsom trying on some new musical duds, some of which work surprisingly well. The Peanuts-style jazz of Good Intentions Paving Company (is that the shortest name you could find? Can't you edit anything?) isn't half bad, and neither is the barroom drawl of "Soft as Chalk". But it's in these more accessibe, pop-oriented tracks that the length really becomes a problem. I'm very glad to let Newsom take me on a strange and delightful 11-minute journey in the title track, visiting Lola Montez and 19th century Spain and daddy long legs; this is territory that only Newsom could think up. But I'm not as keen on hearing seven solid minutes of Newsom's (a-hem) 'interesting' vibrato on Good Intentions, or the list of absolutely everything she has left in a lover's bedroom on the final track, Does Not Suffice. (Which is a reprise of In California, man, does Newsom love to just circle round and round.) This is a great collection of demos. Now edit out all the filler and I would be glad to have one on you. Just not three.… Expand
Jan 18, 2012'Have One On Me' is difficult to take in, it's two-hour running time being the prime cause of this, but if you dip in and out of it, it is haunting and enjoyable. Newsom's voice just keeps maturing and here it is at it's best, the songs are not as groundbreaking as they were on 'Ys', but they sound more comfortable. A full, epic album with lots to it, but once you digest it, it is really beautiful. Songs like '81', 'Easy' and 'Good Intentions Paving Company' will all sound good on the radio, compared to songs 'Ys' which were the opposite of radio-friendly. She is constantly doing things that are completely daring, original and unexpected and on-paper 'Have On One Me' easily could have been a throwaway, but even after this triple album, her scorecard is perfect.… Expand
Jul 14, 2012There is no better description for this album than "beautiful". At times this beauty is inspiring, at other times heartbreaking. Every song invites the listener on a journey -- sometimes short and sweet ("On a Good Day"), but more often long, mysterious, and tangential (everything else). Delicate, thoughtful arrangements weave seamlessly into the magical environment created by Newsom's intriguing vocal style. While the first few outings may leave the listener overwhelmed or confused, infecting melodies and lovable nuances seem to sprout from the album on each repeated listen. Newsom is one of modern music's most ambitious, creative songwriters. So many of the songs on the album, like "Have One On Me" or "In California" to name a few, leave me wondering if I need to listen to anything else ever again. This album is a masterpiece. The only thing standing in the way of its perfection is its quantity. It is possible to have "too much of a good thing", and I believe this album does. Even so, this will be one of the albums I get lost in for the rest of my life.… Expand
Jul 30, 2012It's obviously an ambitious recording: three discs of a singer known by her quirky voice and usually accompanied by a harp... But Joanna made it pixie-way beautiful. A step ahead from her previous work, now she has pianos, trumpets and the old harp, and her voice tone matured enough to prove herself to the critics. And now, her songwriting is in a higher level than in 'Ys', making her the most complete folk singer of our generation.… Expand
Nov 27, 2013This is my favorite album, hands down. I am an alternative rock sort of guy (Radiohead is my favorite band), but this album completely stole my heart. It's hard for me to read negative reviews about her art. This album with any condensation would be a grave injustice. She takes you on a journey, and if you weren't prepared, should should have thought about that before you took on a three disk album. She is the most vulnerable and eager to share artist out there. Every single pluck of her harp, or the well places entry of a trombone is meant to stir something inside, and for me, it completely succeeds. This album has so much depth, so much range, and showcases such a raw talent, that it's undeniably a masterpiece. Joanna Newsom transcended musician to me, she is really the artist in the world I most respect.. She's a gift.… Expand
May 6, 2014I will be obsessing over this Album/s for the rest of my life. True love never truly dies. She is hands down the best storyteller and lyricist I can think of. Her songs are a construction of climax, shift, quicken, flow and ebb. I have personally listened to 'Have One On Me' enough to know it. It took me a long time, and quite a few complete listen-throughs. I never got bored, once. 'Baby Birch' has brought me to tears every time I've heard it. 'In California' is my favorite. Her lyrics are utterly haunting, and I think about them all the time. 'Well, I have sown untidy furrows across my soul, but I am still a coward, content to see my garden grow so sweet & full of someone else's flowers.' those lyrics will stick with me for ever. I am astonished by her ability, and sense of musical range. I have found her voice to be her weakest quality in past records, but she sounds so much more polished here, her tone is a little more concise. Bust out your thesaurus, it's everything synonymous with love, great, and beautiful.… Expand
As an album, it is huge, sometimes overwhelming-- but such is the strength and individuality of Newsom's vision, it seems almost inconceivable she could produce anything unremarkable.
Much like a riveting movie keeps you in your seat, you'll want to pay close attention to Joanna Newsom's astonishing new album for fear of missing too much of the plot.
Try to label what Newsom does in a sentence or two, and you just tie yourself in knots. Have One On Me will do little to change all that, and so the only clear point of reference is her own previous work. Beyond that, though, it's enough to say that it's her, and if you loved "Ys" as much as this writer did, you're probably going to love Have One On Me also.


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Yamaha has admitted that Jorge Lorenzo made it clear his priority was to keep struggling Texan Ben Spies as his factory Yamaha team-mate in 2013 and not bitter rival Valentino Rossi.
Lorenzo and Rossi will renew their intense rivalry again next season after the Italian signed a two-year deal to return to Yamaha after a wretched spell with Ducati.
Yamaha management spoke publicly on Rossi's return for the first time today ahead of the Czech Republic MotoGP round in Brno and MCN asked senior boss Lin Jarvis what Lorenzo's reaction had been when the Spaniard was informed about Rossi's return.
Jarvis told MCN "We had a meeting together in Mugello where we informed him that circumstances were evolving that it looked like there was a possibility that we might be able to contract Valentino as a team-mate. I think Jorge honestly would probably have preferred to keep Ben as his team-mate because they have had a very good relationship these last two years together. That would have been his priority and that was the way we were working as well. But finally he respected Yamaha's decision to bring back Valentino and it is up to us to manage the situation."
Jarvis confirmed that Rossi will make his debut on Yamaha's factory YZR-M1 1000cc machine immediately after the final race in Valencia.
He also made it clear that Rossi had instigated negotiations over a shock return.Rossi won four world titles and 46 races for Yamaha in the most successful period in the Japanese factory's history between 2004 and '10and Jarvis added: "Valentino made an approach to us to express his interest in returning to Yamaha, so the first point of contact came from Valentino's side."
Jarvis said Yamaha had not been placed under any external pressure to sign Rossi and he denied being asked by Dorna boss Carmelo Ezpeleta to offer the 33-year-old a competitive bike after his disastrous spell at Ducati.
He added: "Although some people may find this remarkable I can say that Carmelo had no influence whatsoever. I never discussed Valentino Rossi's return to Yamaha with him, so this is Valentino being interested in Yamaha and us being interested in him."
Rossi's loyal and long-serving crew, led by Australian Jerry Burgess are all expected to return to Yamaha with Rossi next season.
Negotiations are on-going with Rossi's crew and Jarvis said: "We expect that Jeremy and the crew could return to us and we are certainly open to that. We spent seven years together with Jeremy and the technical group, so we haven't yet finalised that plan but we are going to have further discussions with Valentino and now we will go into the planning of the crew."
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I ain't no Stonerette Wosi, I'd say the same if it was any other rider, in fact I'm saying it about Spies as well. Maybe I did get my timeline wrong, but that could be down to when things are written in the press as opposed to when the blokes in the paddock actually hear about stuff that's going on. You've got to realise that all riders have PR clauses in their contracts that forbid them to speak out about anything that makes their employer/sponsor look bad and sometimes their only outlet is to just say that enough is enough.
Maybe Stoner made his decision after once again having the tyres changed on him or when he heard that Carmello was talking to Yamaha and Honda about a ride for Rossi. Either way I look at the clues and knowing how businessmen and politicians minds work I come to a different conclusion than giving Rossi some sort of supernatural powers over Stoner simply by giving him a hard race in Laguna 08. That doesn't make any sense considering what Stoner did as soon as he jumped on the Honda.
25 August 2012 10:44
He's like the pope of MotoGP
Weather you like it or and weather Lorenzo likes him or not , MotoGP is falling on its arse and a switch like this will keep people interested. It's not like they're hiring some chump.
No else can generate a thousand a comments by going to the bog. If they want to raise money, raise the teams profile, and sell bikes Rosi is the only person capable of doing so and they know it. Doesn't matter if the whole team dislike him...He's more popular than the whole of the grid put together. He's like the pope of MotoGP.
When he's gone I personally predict motoGp will flush its own head down the bog.
25 August 2012 08:37
You are a cynical old Hector razar11..this is the new humble, team-playing Rossi you're laughing at..
Haven't you read the Rossi expects close title fight thread? He's started already..haha!
25 August 2012 04:14
Who writes this shit? They should go work for Murdoch.
25 August 2012 03:31
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Join us for a night of mystery and intrigue at Prested Hall on Friday 30th January 2015 for one of our popular Murder Mystery Nights.
Mark Roundim, owner of The Hall is hosting a country house party for specially invited guests to re-launch the hotel, but is dramatically murdered at his own event!
Enjoy a delicious 2-course fork buffet and explore Prested Hall while the story unfolds before you. Test your skills as a detective to see if you can unmask the mystery killer.
The event begins promptly at 7pm and finishes at 11pm. Tickets costs £29.50 per person and include food and entertainment.
To book, call us now on 01376 573300 or email firstname.lastname@example.com