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__MYSELF § MUSIC__ I always loved music, and was very into listening to classic rock since i was fifteen/sixteen years old. Some years later i also listened to the recent rock. Around my twenty-one i listened countless times to The Jimi Hendrix Experience § Band of Gypsys (Jimi Hendrix, Billy Cox - bass § Buddy Miles - drums). I do love very much the sound of nowadays (although classic rock'll always be that special thing to me.. because after all that was the foundation and had/still hàs a huge influence). Anyhow, i love grooves - being the new sound besides rock these days - because it allows one to rock, dance, and have a partly psychedelic experience at the same time..... __MYSELF § ENGLAND__ I've been to England many many times when i was younger, i went to London somewhere around three times, London was also the first major city in England i visited (at the age of fifteen).. that first visit was also my very first visit to the UK. Later on i visited Canterbury, etc When i had turned seventeen, i saw Kingston upon Hull, York, etc (North-England). Then three years later i visited London for like four/five days.. At 21 i arrived, together with some family, at the seaport of Kingston upon Hull again. We left the city shortly after coming from the port, we immediately drove via Sheffield, Manchester and Leeds to Liverpool, where we stayed for a week. Visiting Liverpool was my idea, partly because it's the main town of the region the Beatles grew up in. I stood in front of the Cavern where they had once been discovered by the somewhat weird and fancy man who listened to the name Brian Epstein. Unfortunately the Cavern was not in use at the time (some years later Paul McCartney decided to give all the money needed to restore the very place, so it has been his idea to restore the Cavern so that it could be opened again). I remember Liverpool as a rather grey city with loads of cars and lorries, taxi's, very broad streets and lanes, etc It's a very hectic city but then again it's quite large.. When i stood in front of the Cavern in that tiny street, it was like i kind of felt the old atmosphere of early rock, drunken youngsters, fighting gangs, rockers in black jackets, etc It was quite a special moment. I mean, a whole scene was born in Liverpool and spread out to the smaller cities in its surrounding area.. The very band which started the whole revolution was born there, it was wonderful to just be there. Four years later i went to a small place called Cirencester, somewhere in the southwest of the Midlands. Untill now these are the places i saw in England. I think i'll go to England again someday......
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