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Hey guys! this is the third post of the [one day, one song, one lomoshot] project I’m heading. :)
I love Beth Gibbons voice, it’s simply amazing. Your ears will thank you, ;). Thanks in advance for taking the time and following this idea. :)
Portishead – Roads
Photo by falsedigital
I think this shot reflects what she feels!, thanks to @falsedigital, no doubt is a great shot! thanks for sharing bro!
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6 комментариев
spacechampion
Great shot, Great blog
neurodiaz
@spacechampion thank you bro! your shots are hallucinant, :) cheers.
fuckdaniels
wow! <3
neurodiaz
@fuckdaniels her voice is indescribable
sommer
nnunca había oido la cancion, muy buena... y la foto le va super bien!! muy buen blog! : )
bloomchen
i have seen her singing twice. once with rusty man and once with portishead. i really like portishead and her album with rusty man is not that good. anyway when playing live with rusty man something happened what i have never seen before and maybe never will again: beth sang the lyrics and then during the song suddenly just one single tone. she turned so she was standing one stage with her back to the audience and you could still hear the tone constantly. suddenly she turned round and put down the microphone but the tone was still there. it was then everyone realized that the saxophone player was now playing but no one heard a break. that was so amazing.