Ugo
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Posted: June 07 2008, 17:29 |
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I have to say that I'm not too keen on British humour (except for Monty Python! ) and, not being British, I obviously can't fully appreciate the relevance of Margaret Thatcher on Great Britain's poilitics, so any satire made on her leaves me pretty much indifferent. However, I like Maggie's speech in Amarok just for what it is, i.e. one of the many elements of Amarok. I especially like the points when the "Sondela" choir composes itself over the stereo channels and submerges the speech. Just like Mike was saying that music is stronger than everything - much more so than politics, of course.
-------------- Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian
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