The NTR will show an interview with Dries van Agt recorded years ago, which was to be televised shortly after he died. Jeroen Pauw interviewed the ex Prime Minister in 2015. The interview will be shown in Het Laatste Woord at 11:10 p.m. on NPO 2 on Friday. It was announced on Friday that Agt passed away on Monday at 93.
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Travels on a cloud/He’s one of the good time people now/I’m a face in the crowd/All dressed up and laughing loud/I can talk to him, and I can love him.” This was my introduction hearing the original
Nirvana’s ‘Rainbow Chaser’ (no, not Kurt Cobain’s Nirvana) on an UNCUT compilation back in the summer of 2003 entitled,
Acid Daze. It was like this crossover between symphonic pop, baroque beauty, and psychedelic phasing that was like a breath of fresh air.
They were often under the radar during the late ‘60s at the height of the Swinging London scenery during that time frame when up-and-coming bands like Pink Floyd, Family, The Nice, Traffic, and Spooky Tooth (who would later record with them) were recording their debut albums. And Nirvana were right in the middle of that scenery. That and their 6-LP box set on the Madfish label entitled
The Netherlands may be small, but it has a lot to offer. From the windmills of Kinderdijk, to the hills of Vaals, the country that gifted the world Duncan Laurence has plenty of treasures that remain undiscovered and unknown sometimes even to locals.
Well the postcards for Eurovision 2021 may well change that. The segments that introduce each Eurovision act will be based around a “tiny house” that will appear all over The Netherlands. The house will be located in different parts of the country and will be used to display footage of each participating artist, which has been filmed in their own country.