Graffitti Art - Toronto Down Town eSnips Folder

Excelent an inspired street library, the spontaneous and free of bonds drawings its a thing to enjoy an to pay attention something very important its going on and discovered rare amazing details.

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Mariano from Argentina

Added on Feb. 6 2009

dR.m@YH3m writes:

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Added on Jan. 8 2009

Isaak writes:

Hey!

Thanks for your comment, I am really glad you liked it!

By the way, this stuff in this folder's great. My father was also really fascinated by this sort of art. He also went to Toronto to make an exibition once, not grafitti exibition, but his paintings.

Ciao Ari!

Added on Jan. 6 2009

Miko writes:

The New Beat sound, mostly originated in Belgium and the productions date in the late 1980s and especially between the years 1987 and 1988. The British labeled it "Agreppo" for not confusing it with their local version of the term. "Agreppo" comes from "Aggressive Pop". The Belgium New Beat', was an underground danceable music style, well known at Clubs and Discos around Europe. It is a local crossover of EBM, Acid & mid 80s underground House music. The 80s Dark Wave also became an aesthetic influence (especially the "Depeche Mode"'s videos from 1985-1989). At the time, EBM was popular in German speaking countries & The Netherlands, Acid / Acid Trance was popular on the UK and House Music (in a 80s Eurodisco French twist) was popular in France. Belgium, a small land in the Center of all those areas, influenced from all and created this unique music sound, with huge underground success all over Europe.

http://www.esnips.com/doc/410ff629-1ef0-4a1e-ba6b-fd729c8c7f31/New-Belgium-Beats

Added on Jun. 9 2008

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