Laughing Dove (Spilopelia Senegalensis), from a banding. Jerusalem bird observatory (JBO). 25.11.24
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Laughing Dove (Spilopelia Senegalensis), from a banding. Jerusalem bird observatory (JBO). 25.11.24

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Underworld, Jumbo, (12" Single), JBO5007196, JBO, 1999 [Covet The Cover]
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Actually the funniest thing about the junior bake off is how often these kids just look at harry like dude, what the fuck is wrong with you
Metal Hammer N°8 - 1997
This time there's peer scolding from two bands who don't like each other that much: Rammstein, the gentlemen of the dark tones, and J.B.O, who see the world through rose-colored glasses. The reason for the quarrel between the two most successful new German rock bands is, of all things, Nicole's lame ballad of dismay, 'Ein Bißchen Frieden' (note: the band used the music from ‘Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen?’ for their song without Rammstein permission).
Note: Hannes was interviewed at another time than Till and Richard for the article.
Kreator - ‘Leave this work behind’
Hannes: Is that Kreator? This proves my thesis that 80's Metal is coming back. The opening riff reminded me a lot of the NWOBHM phase. I think that's good, but I don't like the use of the samples, it seems somehow artificial. I'm a little bored with the type of singing, but Mille was one of the first to introduce it. That's why he's allowed to.
Richard: Poor you, what you listen to... That stuff is completely over.
Till: That's all justified, it's just not my thing. Not at all. But now to claim that it sucks or something, I find that presumptuous. I just don't like this music.
Mötley Crüe - ‘Brandon’
Hannes: I have no idea who that is. Sounds like a mix between Savatage and Extreme. The strings are very nice, but the song gets lost at times. Not bad, but not really great either. Motley Crue? Oh God! This text is too cheesy for me, this is America.
Richard: Tommy Lee sings there? The one with Pamela! He wrote that song for his son? Really? Songs for children are good. I accept it. Writing a song for a child — that's nice. So why haven't we done this yet? Almost half, but that's coming.
Till (thoughtfully): A beautiful song.
Hammerfall - ‘Hammerfall’
Hannes: That's a German band, isn't it? Anyway, this music started with Helloween. I only like music like this if it's really great. For example Conception. This sounds too much like Running Wild. I like it less. In terms of craftsmanship, you can't complain, professionally.
Richard: Real Metal. (shrugs) Do me the head voice! Manöver or Iron Maiden?
Till: Megadeth or something.
Richard: Such styles of music are so through. I can't do anything with guitars in the traditional sense.
Till: The time is really over.
I think it should be illegal to send anyone home on Junior Bake Off, actually