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Cottage to C

A great album Youp van't Hek.. In the middle of corona time Youp van't Hek recorded his perhaps most personal record.. Along with friends, in a seaside cottage. Intimate lyrics about melancholy and desire, ageing, great dreams and missed opportunities, but sometimes of course as old, full of bewilderment and disbelief over his fellow man. Youp van't Hek and Ton Scherpenzeel have been writing their songs for the comedian's theatre shows since 1984.. Youp the lyrics first and then show the music.. And once in a while they make it an album.. This time recorded in a gazebo on the North Holland coast with regular musicians such as Rens van der Zalm, the string quartet Matangi and the singer Janne Schra.. Now listen to the previews of all tracks from the brand new album 'House Aan C' by Youp van't Hek 1. Always Thirst • 00:00 2. Forgot To Love 00:27 3. believing 00:53 4. broke 01:14 5. Travel 01:53 6. Quit Nnagging 02:14 7. Who Know What The Truth Is 02:32 8. There's always a girl 02:54 9. In The City 03:18 10. God Oh God 03:40 11. Little Room From Then 04:06 12. Die In The Harness 04:33 13. Wake Up 04:57 The result is a special album.. You can see and hear in this documentary that it was made by friends.

The Coot also doesn't work well 🙂

I saw Mr.. and Mrs.. #Meerkoet very sweet to each other. It really seemed like they kisses each other.. That caught my attention and I was curious what would come.. So it turned out to be the beginning of the “love game of coots”.. Mrs.. Coot sought out a beautiful branch at ease and she took a place.. Mr. Coot was not too sad to give in to the #tantalizing attitude she took. But just when he wanted to take the place to start the #lovegame , lost Mrs.. Coot her balance and plunged over the #plump into. Luckily, they didn't sit with it, and I had to laugh louder than the 2 in love.. 🙂 🙂 Re-place was taken on the branch and the game love game of coots resumed.. 🙂 Wait a while and there's another happy family in the beautiful #Biesbosch . 🙂 #naturephotography