hee meis wat hiest it moeilijk!!! mooi om te fernimmen datst troch in stjer dochs wer wat treast fine kinst! leafs Tineke H.

lieverd

ik zie een ster in de lucht
heel dichtbij
ik zie een ster
heel dichtbij
ik voel dat ben jij
liefs mem

nog wat gevonden

Funeral for a Friend
Via WFMU, a sad story that also highlights the power of the net.Last summer more than a hundred people attended the funeral of a young man from Dokkum in the Dutch province of Friesland and now you can too. His parents have posted a highlight video online. That this most private of moments from a far-off stranger's life could be put on display in such a manner may seem perverse, but for hundreds, maybe thousands of people around the world, watching this footage is a sweet and tearful conclusion to an odd sort of friendship made possible by the Internet and a shared love of music.

nog iet wat ik vond die kanjer van mij was zeer geliefd

“Fight Against the Plutocrats” blogster Dirk has passed away - Rest in Peace
By Oliver / Cult Punk

Dirk was a writer, an mp3 blogger, punk rock music fanatic, and dedicated spreader-of-the-word for under appreciated bands. Dirk ran the well-named blog Fight Against the Plutocrats which, in a recent “Weekly Punk Blog Roundup” post on this website, I linked to; it had a great archive of scans of old MRR issues and a good G-Zet discography. On August 1st, Dirk passed away, a cancer victim at only 19. He will be sorely missed.
I was subscribed to his blog through an RSS feed. Knowing that it will no longer be updated by him is more than sad. Looking at Dirk’s blog now, and reading his music “Want” list (the “Tokyo Rockers” LP, the “Tokyo’s Burning” LP and plenty of stuff by The Stalin), is almost enough to put a lump in one’s throat. I hope that wherever Dirk is he’s hearing all the music he’s ever wanted to hear.
Dirk was terribly young but one wouldn’t know it from reading his posts. I had no idea he was terribly ill. He never talked about it much; music was what he was all about. His site was an invaluable resource of information. And he was smart, too: “Fight Against the Plutocrats,” the title itself, showed how much he had taken to heart punk’s rebellious attitude against elites and powerful folk who do so much to fuck up our world.
You can leave comments in memory of Dirk at THIS BLOG (”Cities on Flame,” his other blog). His parents have posted there and appreciate any sentiments in the “Comments” area from folks who knew him through his online writings. Below was my post. Of course, when something like this happens, it’s hard to ever say enough.
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vond ik op een blog, ik ontdek steeds meer

Blessed Be. RIP Dirk/Cities On Flame...
From this mortal coil to the next.Pay Your Respects.I know he hipped me to some beautiful sonic madness.Blessed Be, good sir.LT
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hoi lieve dirk

hoi lieve vent morgen word ilse femke 16 jaar, ik weet nog goed de dag dat jij 16 werd, en nu is ilse femke dat al, weet je ik mis je ook op ilse haar verjaardag het is gewoon niet okee dat jij er niet bij bent ik mis je zo kanjer kon je maar terug komen , maar ik weet ook dat jij niet terug zou willen jij bent nu bij God jou schepper en Vader, maar ik mis je zo lieverd liefs memke

lieverd

ik mis je zo vent
het is net of word het met de
dag erger
kon je maar terugkomen
ik mis je