Monthly Archives: December 2011
A rising star that came outta nowhere: EMA
I often say that musically, I was born 10 years too late, because I missed out on the eighties and seventies when bands such as Joy Division, Black Sabbath, Bauhaus, U2, The Smiths, Echo & The Bunnymen, The Connells, REM, … Continue reading
Posted in Album reviews, Artists, Music, Songs
Tagged California, Coda, EMA, Erika M Anderson, Ezra Buchla, Gowns, Marked, noise rock, Past Life Martyred Saints, Red State, The Grey Ship
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American Samoa writes football history
Forget Lionel Messi. Forget David Beckham. Forget Cristiano Ronaldo. Forget Barça, Real, Man United, Bayern, AC Milan. While, admitted, they play very nice attractive football, this is not pure sport anymore. It is business. Players are, in times that people … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Leagues and Cups
Tagged American Samoa, American Samoa first ever win, American Samoa national football team, American Samoa national soccer team, American Samoa-Tonga 2-1, Australia-American Samoa 31-0, Kaneti Falela, Nicky Salapu, Oceanian World Cup qualifiers, Ramin Ott, Thomas Rongen, Tonga, Tonga national football team, Tonga national soccer team
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The Paths Less Travelled 