COULD on that point be a more daunting musical task than the one Brian Wilson took on basketball team years ago when he decided to resurrect his storied masterwork �Smile,� the long-abandoned Beach Boys project that had plunged him into an abyss of psychological torment?
Well, how around completing "Smile" to far-flung acclaim, only to find himself face to face with peradventure an even more intimidating challenge: "What next?"
Wilson's answer arrives Tuesday with �That Lucky Old Sun,� the next step in the unlikely bring back of the musician whose life virtually created the blueprint for the rock-and-roll 'n' roll out prodigy seed flameout.
The new album is some other song bicycle, a loosely thematic solve that examines and revels in life in Southern California. It celebrates a culture that Wilson helped define in the sixties with his ebullient songs of surfboarder girls, sandlike beaches and endless honorable vibrations.
"Smile" was perhaps the most ardently debated "lost" album in pop music history before Wilson revived it; by comparison, "That Lucky Old Sun" arrives with no history and infinitely fewer expectations. That made it more playfulness to create for the 66-year-old sole surviving Wilson brother -- Dennis, the band's honest beach boy, drowned in 1983. Sweet-voiced Carl died in 1998 of cancer.
"This is more of a pop album than 'Smile' was," says Wilson, striding the perimeter of a neighborhood park in L.A. He launches an impromptu a cappella rendering of the album's "Morning Beat":
The sun robert Burns a hole through the 6 a.m. haze
Turns up the volume and shows off its rays
Another Dodger puritanical sky is crowning L.A.
The City of Angels is blessed every day
"That's a good stone 'n' roll song!" he proclaims. "I don't bonk how advantageously it will sell, just I hope people will like it."
After completing deuce-ace miles around the park -- he'd already logged two that morning -- he steps back into his gaudy 2006 Mercedes coupe and tools up the steeply winding roadstead leading to his ducky deli, not far from the brow home where he and his wife, Melinda, have lived for 13 years.
He snaps on the car radio sporadically, usually for just a second or two, long enough for him to identify whatsoever song is playing. It's tuned to oldies station KRTH-FM (one hundred one.1), and when Stevie Wonder's "If You Really Love Me" bursts from the speakers, he keeps it on. Then, serendipitously, comes the first strain Brian Wilson ever wrote, "Surfer Girl." He listens but doesn't utter a word.
Does he know how much his music has meant to so many people over the years?
"Not really," he says matter-of-factly. "I'm non sure what it way. I would imagine they think some of it's pretty good."
Pulling up in front of the food shop, he rosa Parks and greets the store's manager. It's obvious he's a regular. He snags a table, exchanges a handshake and a warm hello with a notable neighbor in the next booth. A few transactions later, the celebrity heads to the door. Wilson shouts, "Hi, handsome!" as the piece smiles courteously and exits.
A couple of beats later on the door swings closed, Wilson asks: "What was the call of that guy, that actor?"
Warren Beatty.
"He's a better-looking fellow," Wilson says.
You never know what clicks with Wilson. It might take him a minute to place the face of one of the world's most recognizable movie stars, but anything musical is always at his fingertips. And when it comes to music, his head is tuned to its own frequency.
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Saturday, 30 August 2008
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
Alzheimer's Society Comment On Age Concern Research Into Depression In Older People, UK
�It is a huge concern that more than two million older citizenry who indicate symptoms of depression ar not receiving help and support. It is important to seek help if you have got symptoms of depression.
A proper assessment is as well needed to rule extinct underlying weather that english hawthorn cause depression, such as dementia. As many as two thirds of people with dementedness do not receive a diagnosis.
Symptoms of depression mirror the early symptoms of dementedness, including computer storage loss, confusion, mood changes and words problems. It is full of life to build if symptoms are due to dementia, so that you can buoy receive conquer advice and support. People with dementedness often say us that a proper diagnosis was a immense relief and the starting of acquiring back in control.
If you ar concerned about your retentiveness, or that of a friend or relative, you can download a copy of Alzheimer's Society's 'Worried About Your Memory?' publication from hypertext transfer protocol://www.alzheimers.org.uk/memoryworry, or shout Alzheimer's Society dementia helpline on 0845 300 0336.
Neil Hunt
Chief Executive
Alzheimer's Society
People concerned around their store should essay advice and help if the following occur:
- It's a struggle to remember recent events, although they can easily recall things that happened in the past
- It's hard to follow conversations or programmes on TV
- Regularly forgetting the name calling of friends or routine objects
- Inability to recall things heard, seen or read
- Difficulty in fashioning decisions
- Repeat themselves in conversation or lose the thread of what they are expression
- Have problems thinking and reasoning
- Feel anxious and depressed or angry nearly their forgetfulness
- Find that other citizenry start to comment on their forgetfulness.
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Older people with depression are being denied help because of their age, according to a report by Age Concern. The report found people seeking aid are often fobbed cancelled, misdiagnosed or given incompatible treatment. Doctors may government issue prescriptions for drugs like Prozac, when counselling would offer more benefit. And the numbers game given psychological help are far lower than in the general population. The study, from Age Concern, said more than deuce million people over the age of 65 in England have symptoms of depression, but the vast majority are denied help.
Notes
- 1 in 3 people all over 65 volition die with dementia.
- 700,000 people in the UK birth a form of dementia, more than half take Alzheimer's disease. In less than 20 years almost a million people will be living with dementedness. This will soar to 1.7 million masses by 2051. 1 in 6 people over 80 have dementedness.
- Alzheimer's Society campaigns for and champions the rights of citizenry living with dementia and the millions who upkeep for them. Alzheimer's Society works in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
- As a jacob's ladder, Alzheimer's Society needs to raise money to attention for people today and to find a heal for tomorrow.
Alzheimer's Society
View drug info on Prozac Weekly.
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A proper assessment is as well needed to rule extinct underlying weather that english hawthorn cause depression, such as dementia. As many as two thirds of people with dementedness do not receive a diagnosis.
Symptoms of depression mirror the early symptoms of dementedness, including computer storage loss, confusion, mood changes and words problems. It is full of life to build if symptoms are due to dementia, so that you can buoy receive conquer advice and support. People with dementedness often say us that a proper diagnosis was a immense relief and the starting of acquiring back in control.
If you ar concerned about your retentiveness, or that of a friend or relative, you can download a copy of Alzheimer's Society's 'Worried About Your Memory?' publication from hypertext transfer protocol://www.alzheimers.org.uk/memoryworry, or shout Alzheimer's Society dementia helpline on 0845 300 0336.
Neil Hunt
Chief Executive
Alzheimer's Society
People concerned around their store should essay advice and help if the following occur:
- It's a struggle to remember recent events, although they can easily recall things that happened in the past
- It's hard to follow conversations or programmes on TV
- Regularly forgetting the name calling of friends or routine objects
- Inability to recall things heard, seen or read
- Difficulty in fashioning decisions
- Repeat themselves in conversation or lose the thread of what they are expression
- Have problems thinking and reasoning
- Feel anxious and depressed or angry nearly their forgetfulness
- Find that other citizenry start to comment on their forgetfulness.
Reference
Older people with depression are being denied help because of their age, according to a report by Age Concern. The report found people seeking aid are often fobbed cancelled, misdiagnosed or given incompatible treatment. Doctors may government issue prescriptions for drugs like Prozac, when counselling would offer more benefit. And the numbers game given psychological help are far lower than in the general population. The study, from Age Concern, said more than deuce million people over the age of 65 in England have symptoms of depression, but the vast majority are denied help.
Notes
- 1 in 3 people all over 65 volition die with dementia.
- 700,000 people in the UK birth a form of dementia, more than half take Alzheimer's disease. In less than 20 years almost a million people will be living with dementedness. This will soar to 1.7 million masses by 2051. 1 in 6 people over 80 have dementedness.
- Alzheimer's Society campaigns for and champions the rights of citizenry living with dementia and the millions who upkeep for them. Alzheimer's Society works in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
- As a jacob's ladder, Alzheimer's Society needs to raise money to attention for people today and to find a heal for tomorrow.
Alzheimer's Society
View drug info on Prozac Weekly.
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Sunday, 10 August 2008
Britney Spears all set to become lesbian
Melbourne (ANI): Britney Spears has been tipped to play a killer lesbian in Quentin Tarantino's remaking of the 1965 cult classic 'Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!', it has emerged. Pulp Fiction director Tarantino had earlier hinted that he would like to cast the 'Sometimes' hitmaker in a movie, just it is only now that he has been able to find a suitable part for her, as the dancer Varla, originally played by Tura Satana in the earlier film.
The story is based on three wild strippers wHO go on a rampage in the desert, with Spears' character killing a man with her bleak hands in one flaming scene. Besides the killing, the isaac M. Singer will as well appear in sex scenes with another girl, though the function of the two left over strippers has not been allotted, the Daily Mail reports.
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The story is based on three wild strippers wHO go on a rampage in the desert, with Spears' character killing a man with her bleak hands in one flaming scene. Besides the killing, the isaac M. Singer will as well appear in sex scenes with another girl, though the function of the two left over strippers has not been allotted, the Daily Mail reports.
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