save the last dance
heute ist es soweit. das letzte mal mirage, angeblich endgültig. damit geht eine kleine ära zuende, die zunächst sehr speziell, dann prägend und schlussendlich das hippe ding war. die nachfolger stehen in den startlöchern und für mich persönlich ist es unverständlich, diese marke den bach runter gehen zu lassen. aber nunja, man kann es nicht jedem recht machen, und so oder so ähnlich müssen auch die jungs von mirage gedacht haben. jedenfalls geht es nicht mehr weiter: all ears auf den gossip, ladies. für den rest gilt: jetzt kommt early house.
als kleines schmankerl zum warm werden daher hier ein paar tracks aus dem umfeld, als da zunächst einmal arpadys wären. von der in '77 veröffentlichten ep hier zwei meiner lieblingsliedgüter, die zuletzt ihren weg auf disco delicious fanden. 1 space, mädchen.
arpadys - stone roller (dl)
arpadys - monkey star (dl)
loud e dürfte dem einen oder anderen als viel gerühmter editor und dj bekannt sein. zuletzt von 20jazzfunkgreats und alainfinkielkrautrock gelobt, war loud e seit ca. einem jahr auf meinem radar. schuld daran: cheers chris. merzi dafür. aus gegebenem anlass eine kleine werkschau. 2 space.
loud e - au paradise (dl)
loud e - drums dutour II (dl)
loud e - oceans of loud (dl)
zu guter letzt gibt es noch einen mix von emil doesn't drive. speziell für den weg zum klub und für danach, in jeder hinsicht. vanilla coke in lack und leder. 3 space.
emil doesn't drive - sayhellowavegoodbye (dl)
wem das alles gefallen sollte, der kann sich jetzt immernoch auf den weg machen. näheres zu der party findet ihr bei mirage oder auf dem flyer, den ihr auch rechts in der leiste findet. ausserdem bei facebook. download der mp3s diesmal per rechts- bzw. optionklick auf den jeweiligen titel. viel spaß!
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What a fine day! Let’s talk about UGG Boots’ history today.
ReplyDeleteFrom Australia's Official Dictionary: The Macquarie Concise Dictionary - ugg boots / Australian 100% merino sheepskin lined boot. Also called ugh boot , ugg boot.
Did you know that Australian Sheepskin Ugg boots have always been called Ug, Ugh or Ugg boots and have been made in Australia for almost 200 years? "We always called them Uggs, Smith says, "long before it was a trademarked brand." Brian Smith, Founder UGG Holdings, Inc. Los Angeles Magazine October 1st, 2001
The Ugg Boots Story
The original Ug Boot. "Ug," (also spelled "Ugg" and "Ugh" in Australian dictionaries) is not a brand name but an age old generic term for this style of Australian-made sheepskin boot. In Aussie slang, the Ug name is short for "ugly." In terms of comfort, however, the Ug Boot is a thing of beauty. The softness of the Australian Merino sheepskin produces a boot with a snug, cozy, form-fitting feel that’s more like a sock than a shoe, yet it’s rugged enough for outdoor wear. The fleece lining has the astonishing property of providing year-round comfort. In cold weather, the plush fleece provides an insulating layer of warmth by trapping your body heat, much like goose down does. But in the heat of summer, the natural fibers of the fleece actually cool your feet by wicking away perspiration.
Growing Up in Uggs
By the 1970s, in Perth, the largest city on Australia’s West Coast, Ugg boots were being manufactured by several small companies in the area. Perth has much the same climate as Southern California and is also a haven for surfers, whom Aussies call "surfies." And it was the community of surfies at the great surfing beaches at Margaret River near Perth who first adopted Ugg Boots as their footwear of choice and made them a symbol of the Aussie surfing lifestyle.
Ug Fever Spreads
From the beaches of Western Australia, Ugs were soon seen on the feet of East Coast surfers from Brisbane to Sydney. And it wasn’t long before some of these surfers -- the ones who traded their surfboards for skis in the winter -- found that their Ugg Boots were just as at home in the ski resort areas of the Snowy Mountains as they were on the warm sands of Sydney’s Bondi Beach.
It was Aussie surfers, traveling the world in search of the perfect wave, who first introduced their mates in Southern California to the pleasures of the Ug Boot. Ugs soon became a cult fashion among those L.A. surfers who could depend on a buddy ‘down under" to send them a pair of boots.
Ug Essentials
Today the Ug "secret" is out. You’ll find these versatile ugg boots to be in fashion on beaches from San Diego to Santa Cruz and in ski resorts from Tahoe to Vail. And today, you don’t have to "know someone" in Australia who will send you a pair, since there are now a number of companies importing boots of this type. But, if you want the genuine article, you do have to know what you’re looking for because, no matter how they spell it -- Ug, Ugg or Ugh -- there are several importers with look-alike products that fall short of being the real thing.
If you want genuine Ugg Boots -- well-made boots with all the qualities that made the original so desirable -- you’ll want to make sure that.....
The boots are made from 100% Australian Merino Sheepskin. This will ensure your purchase is made of the finest Sheepskin hide avaliable.
Please Note:
Beware of very cheap imitations... quite a few boots on the market are made of cow suede with sawn on sheepskin inner fleece off cuts.... Don't take the chance and purchase these boots.... the external cow suede does not breath like 100% sheepskin does and will leave you with a smelly sweaty boot... But I must say these boots do look like the real thing but just don't cut the mustard when compared to authentic ugg boots
What do you think after you reading this UGG Boots history? Just hope you’d like it, see you next time!