Notes on life, art, photography and technology, by a Danish dropout bohemian. When you drink the water, remember the river.
Cool!The name "Aniko Flow" reminds me of Orinico Flow. If that's on purpose, then congratulations on brilliant marketing thinking!
No purpose. But I love that song ! And didn't know the name of the group... But I have the feeling Enya sang it too, didn't she ?
The song is originally by Enya. I linked to another (live) version for variety.
Yes, Orinico Flow was one of the most powerful and seminal songs to come out of the eighties.
Eighties, really, that old, wow!I think I prefer Storms in Africa, it didn't get overplayed on the radio.We'd all gotten used to Gaelic songs with the Pogues, Clannad etc, but Enya brought us Latin too.Anyway, Aniko, welcome to the world of blogging. Now you have to put up with random strangers leaving comments all over your page ;-)
I have often heard this song, and enjoyed it, too. And some other songs by Enya, of course.@ttl: The link to the original version by Enya doesn't work, unfortunately, due to copyright reasons. But I have it on CD.To be in the flow ... very nice - welcome!
I'll be following it.But let's be perfectly honest: it's solely because I'm hoping to see nekkid photos there!;-)Why are the side options in French? You stealing my style from my bilingual blog? :-)
Cool!
ReplyDeleteThe name "Aniko Flow" reminds me of Orinico Flow. If that's on purpose, then congratulations on brilliant marketing thinking!
No purpose. But I love that song ! And didn't know the name of the group... But I have the feeling Enya sang it too, didn't she ?
ReplyDeleteThe song is originally by Enya. I linked to another (live) version for variety.
ReplyDeleteYes, Orinico Flow was one of the most powerful and seminal songs to come out of the eighties.
ReplyDeleteEighties, really, that old, wow!
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer Storms in Africa, it didn't get overplayed on the radio.
We'd all gotten used to Gaelic songs with the Pogues, Clannad etc, but Enya brought us Latin too.
Anyway, Aniko, welcome to the world of blogging. Now you have to put up with random strangers leaving comments all over your page ;-)
I have often heard this song, and enjoyed it, too. And some other songs by Enya, of course.
ReplyDelete@ttl: The link to the original version by Enya doesn't work, unfortunately, due to copyright reasons. But I have it on CD.
To be in the flow ... very nice - welcome!
I'll be following it.
ReplyDeleteBut let's be perfectly honest: it's solely because I'm hoping to see nekkid photos there!
;-)
Why are the side options in French? You stealing my style from my bilingual blog? :-)