One of the best tracks from Roland's solo works. "No aim, No goal"...the lyrics are a little bit pessimistic but the melody makes the whole song(including the lyrics) very attractive.
This was fantastic! I love this song and I love his voice. It was strange the first time i saw it and looked at his adorable young face but heard the older, more mature voice. I love the sexiness at 1:48, the hair at 2:00 and the absolute beauty at 2:36! What's funny to me is that we both have the same hair! (2:00) Love it!
Pics are available everywhere on the Internet. I wanted to create video images that will not be only arranged in a row and then I started to think about making a timeline. And as for the selection of song .. I think "Tomcats screaming outside" is one of the best albums ever and very underrated, "Low life" is one of my favorites.
Where did you come across these photos from his youth? I remain in awe of this man's genius, intensity and insight, and rue his withdrawal from the mainstream media to this moment. Thank you immensely for this very rare glimpse into his past using one of his finest solo efforts. (It should have been a blockbuster but apparently went bust.)
One of the best tracks from Roland's solo works. "No aim, No goal"...the lyrics are a little bit pessimistic but the melody makes the whole song(including the lyrics) very attractive.
This was fantastic! I love this song and I love his voice. It was strange the first time i saw it and looked at his adorable young face but heard the older, more mature voice. I love the sexiness at 1:48, the hair at 2:00 and the absolute beauty at 2:36! What's funny to me is that we both have the same hair! (2:00) Love it!
Pics are available everywhere on the Internet. I wanted to create video images that will not be only arranged in a row and then I started to think about making a timeline.
And as for the selection of song .. I think "Tomcats screaming outside" is one of the best albums ever and very underrated, "Low life" is one of my favorites.
Where did you come across these photos from his youth? I remain in awe of this man's genius, intensity and insight, and rue his withdrawal from the mainstream media to this moment. Thank you immensely for this very rare glimpse into his past using one of his finest solo efforts. (It should have been a blockbuster but apparently went bust.)
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Roland looks funny in that picture. :)