9.06.2010

Larry...


"Indian" Larry Desmedt

B-Ball...





Would be "unthinkable" to see slender/svelte players like those guys nowadays on a bball court...

A futur motorcycle...

9.05.2010

#22...

Opel...


Opel GT

Amazone...


Pic from Gnarlitude

Lotta...

9.04.2010

9.03.2010

Dreamer...












Monkee #7 for sale at 12.800 €...
Yeah, It will stay in the "dreamer" drawer

Reposado...

The Deer is a symbol of the Jalisco Highlands, know as Los Altos, where the most succulent agaves grows.

Rich in sugar content, only agave grown in the Los Altos region is used for the production of CAZADORES. The result is finer and smoother-tasting tequila.
It started when Don José María Bañuelos, a small agave farmer from the Jalisco town of Arandas, became dissatisfied with the spirits being made by local producers from his crop. José María experimented for several years with different ways of cooking, fermenting and distilling his agave to create tequila that captured the taste of the Mexican highlands.
Late at night, José María would gaze from his window onto his fields from his small adobe brick farmhouse.
He would admire the majestic leaves of his blue agaves and watch with fascination the highland deer frolicking through his fields. He marveled at their shadows as they ran timidly through his well-tended agave fields. He was so deeply impressed by their agility and pride that he allowed local farmers to hunt wild birds on his fields, but never the proud deer.
When his grandson Don Felix Bañuelos started commercial production in 1922, he named his grandfather's tequila CAZADORES, Spanish for "hunters", after the maverick, pioneering spirit of his grandfather in pursuing his dream.
And he chose the proud highland Deer as the independent symbol for the brand, because it not only symbolized his pride in his achievement but also represented the high quality found only in the agave from the Highland region.

Well, you know where i'm going (I hope so), this Tequila is by far the best i've tested and really answer to what i'm looking for.
If you need a smooth and flavor full Tequila, try to find a Caza bottle -I'm usually go for the Reposado-
Now, hopefully, i will find this brand in France.

Honcho...


Jeep Pick-Up (J10/J20)

TGIF...


This girl is... Extremely attactive to me.

9.02.2010

LP...

Denmark...




Monkee #05 -Yamaha SR500-
Monkee #17 -Kawa Z750b-
Monkee #10 -Yamaha SR500-

Wrenchmonkees Custom Motorcycles
Those guys rules... really.

Back to...


School... bonne rentree Fils.

9.01.2010

Tank...


Pic from GreaseHeadQuarters

Pan...

Pic from BikeExif

Airbourne...

The brothers Joel and Ryan O'Keeffe grow in the small town of Warrnambool in the middle of the album collection of classic Australian rock stuck from their uncle. They attach themselves strongly to the music of the 70s and 80s, to try to revive it. Teens, Joel's voice and guitar, Ryan on drums, often pushing the neighbors to call police to calm the amplifiers.

Joel met David Roads, second guitarist in the pub where he works, and Ryan falls on Justin Street, the bassist, which complements the group. This is the birth of Airborne.

The four boys then settled in Melbourne. They self-produced their first EP in 2004, "Ready to Rock". Airborne begins to bind prestigious first parts: the Rolling Stones or Motley Crue.
In 2006, while still growing a larger followers group, Capital Records sent them to the United States to record their debut album, "Runnin' Wild", with producer Bob Marlette (Ozzy Osbourne, Alice Cooper, Seether, ...) .
Still in very good road, the band found itself ousted from Capitol during the merger with Virgin label. But Airborne quickly sign a new contract with Roadrunner Records, which provides a worldwide release of the album. "Runnin' Wild" also won the Best First Album in Metal Hammer Golden Gods 2008.

The group then records "No Guts, No Glory" (2010), with producer Johnny K. (Disturbed, Machine Head, Staind, 3 Doors Down, among others) Like "Runnin' Wild", "No Guts, No Glory" remains in the same state of mind virile and strong: "Basically, we never wanted to convey any message: our songs don't speak about politics or social injustice. There are other groups who are here for, "said Joel O'Keeffe," We are not that. It's just rock. We want people to have a good time, and that's all. We drank, we played very well, we give everything. " Just big manly and angry Rock, no more, no less.
Fan of AC:DC, Judas Priest, Rose Tattoo... check Airbourne!

Listen to AIRBOURNE "Runnin' Wild"
En concert a Lille, le 27/11 mais aussi Strasbourg et Clermont-Ferrand.