Monthly Archives: February 2013
The most unique interpretation of Tainted Love: Coil
Tainted Love is a song most people, if not all people, know. It was originally performed by Gloria Jones, but only became a mainstream hit when synthpop duo Soft Cell (including Marc Almond on vocals) covered the song in 1981. … Continue reading
Posted in Bands, Music, Songs
Tagged AIDS, AIDS charity, Aleister Crowley, Book of Law, Coil, Eye of Providence, first ever AIDS charity song, Gloria Jones, HIV, John Balance, Liber AL vel Legis, Love is the law, Love under will, Marc Almond, occultism, Peter Christopherson, Soft Cell, Tainted Love, Terrence Higgins Trust, Thelema
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RWDM: a glorious past, but no future?
After a number of bad performances abroad a negative feelings about the Belgian teams and league, the last couple of years my native country is on the way up again. The national team has its brightest selection of young talents … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Football clubs, History
Tagged Daring Brussel, Daring Bruxelles, Daring Club Bruxelles, Daring Molenbeek, Drie Lindenstadion, Edmond Machtensstadion, Fallonstadion, FC Bleid, FC Bleid-Gaume, FC Bleid-Molenbeek, FC Brussels, FC Molenbeek Brussels Strombeek, Football in Brussels, Johan Vermeersch, KFC Strombeek, Michel De Wolf, Racing White, Racing White Daring Molenbeek, Racing Whitestar Daring Molenbeek, RC White, RRC Bruxelles, RWDM, RWDM 2003, RWDM 47, Stade des Trois Tilleuls, Stade Edmond Machtens, Stade Fallon, White Star, White Star Woluwé
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The Paths Less Travelled 