Posted in News on August 6th, 2005 by bert

As the years pass, your body undergoes certain changes. You get a beerbelly, lose the hair on your head… and start to grow hair on other places. Luckely there’s a solution…


Posted in Zever on August 6th, 2005 by hendrik

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Picture: Wio, preparing for de portables reunion tour 2076 (80 years of de portables)

It seems a bit too much lately, Dinosaur, Slint, the Pixies (did I miss some?) but it does seem everyone is reuniting, getting their youthful daemons out for the last time before they settle down.

And hey I am not to complain, I actually went to see all three bands in reunion shows yet never really felt the energy and passion that provoked me when I was younger, not working, not capably of coughing up the much higher entrace fees adapted to their equally evolved - now working - audience.
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Posted in Shop on August 5th, 2005 by hendrik

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Available in 6 colours from de portables webshop: de portables USB stick. Each stick has a capacity of 512MB and can store the complete de portables discography in high quality variable bitrates as downloaded from soulseek. These can be yours for only 99.99 Euro! Preloaded with the every song de portables ever wrote (including classics "Here I stand" and "Hawai" and the previously unavailable "Ik hen Exeem") the sticks are only 119,99 Euro. For a limited time only we add the complete Styrofoam discography for free. Yes you heard that right! Order now via our SSL secure webshop.


Posted in Music on August 4th, 2005 by hendrik


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artist: de portables
song: womanize don’t terrorize

Bedroom demo version of Womanize don’t terrorize. Later version was used  in the brilliant o-man versus k-man rollercoaster action movie 


Posted in Music on August 4th, 2005 by bert


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‘Diep Rivier’ is a poem by the South-African writer Eugene Marais. We made a song out of it for the Marais tribute festival Geen floue trek of tam, sans gene: Marais, organised in Bruges by het Venijnig Gebroed.

Our original plan was to do a playback-version of the song. But we chickened out and decided to play the song live (although we had never rehearsed it). Quite contradictionary, as most artists will be less nervous when they can fake a performance. I guess we’re not very confident fakers :-)

Anyway, everything turned out well. We played another classic by Marais: ‘Staan, poppie, staan’, with Wio on vocals. The crowd, which was a little more high-brow than the average rockfan, liked it. And the host of the evening, who announced every artist in ‘Afrikaans’, praised our ‘unusual interpretations’. Another job well done!

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