#7 SECONDS

[possible-streetwear]

[tower-of-hana]

Foreshadowing: a literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story

[sowhatifiliveinfukuoka]

7 Seconds (1984)

[gotankgo]

Boise, Idaho - on this day in 1983

The Misfits van broke down so they could not make it and the entire show was cancelled. Artwork by Pushead

[ragazzoarcano]

“Siamo sempre di corsa, abbiamo sempre troppe cose da fare, e della tecnologia siamo diventati schiavi. E così anche

“7 secondi” diventano importanti per svolgere una breve attività,

“7 secondi” per un like,

“7 secondi” per leggere il titolo di una notizia senza considerarne il contenuto,

“7 secondi” per ascoltare una canzone e decidere se è bella o se è brutta,

“7 secondi” per dover prendere una decisione.

“7 secondi” per decidere se rimanere o andar via.

Il mondo corre troppo in fretta, siamo noi a doverlo rallentare.”

— Youssou N'Dour - 🎶7 seconds🎧

[star-dust-shark]

I LOVE THIS SONNNGGGG EYRURHRHH

[ninabananass]

[paintingsandrecords]

sabo-tabby; ink and watercolor

last seventeen day’s listening:

taylor swift - the tortured poets department: the anthology

fantômas - book 1 sketches

worse off - over, thinking

suicide machines - battle hymns

juliana hatfield/emma swift - split 7”

7 seconds - live at cindy’s 1980

your heart breaks - sailor system

your heart breaks - the wrack line

maäsk - eclipse of man

juliana hatfield - how to walk away

various - new folks

the chicks - wide open spaces

atom and his package - redefining music

worse off - you win some, you lose… a lot

various - dr. demento’s delights

worriers - warm blanket

cast iron hike - the salmon drive

faith - live at cbgbs, december 26, 1981

eater - all of eater

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[warmglowofsurvival]

preparing for mad world cover before the show

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7 Seconds

[sowhatifiliveinfukuoka]

7 Seconds (1989)

[gotankgo]

[alfredge]

[star-dust-shark]

YESSS

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: May 16, 1996

Lyrics:

Only seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I′m in heaven

Like I'm in heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I′m in heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I′m in heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

Songwriter:

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I′m in heaven. Only seven seconds

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven. Only seven seconds

Makes me feel like I′m in heaven. Only seven seconds. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven. Makes me feel like I′m in heaven

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven

Makes me feel like I′m in heaven

Heaven, heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven. Only seven seconds

Seven seconds to get from here to there

To nomansland

Makes me feel like I'm in heaven. Like I′m in heaven

Heaven, heaven, heaven.

Cameron Mcvey / Jonathan Sharp / Joern-uwe Fahrenkrog-petersen

BandFacts:

Nomansland was a Dutch dance music project that had a top European hit with 7 Seconds in 1996.

The band consisted of the singer Jojanneke van der Veer (born October 15, 1975) and the two producers Alexander Strasser-Hain and Sven Kirschner. Both changed their pseudonyms several times during the project's existence. They also worked with Eddie Gibson and Kevin Estevez, among others, which is why some sources also assign these names to the group as members.

The group was able to achieve a European success with the piece 7 Seconds (the piece used similar samples to the previously released track Seven Days and One Week by the group B.B.E. However, Jojanneke van der Veer's vocal track was superimposed here). The piece was initially popular in the discos in Ibiza and became a club hit there.[5] In the fall of 1996, the single entered the European charts. The follow-up single Fantasy was also a considerable success in the discos in 1997 and was placed in the Austrian charts. A promotional video and extended remixes were also released for both hit singles. After that, however, there were no further releases with Jojanneke van der Veer as a singer.

Later attempts with a new vocal line-up were unable to repeat the success. The single Greensleeves (Strassner and Kirschner this time under the pseudonyms Alex Trime and Sven “Delgado” Jordan) did not make it into the German charts.

Jojanneke van der Veer then took part in other musical projects. Since 1998 she has been active with her musical solo project Wannabeastar, which is more of a rock genre and which she continues to run to this day. In addition to her musical career, she also worked in the field of journalism and as a fashion designer. Alexander Strasser and Sven Kirschner also remained active in the music business, but then devoted themselves to other projects or produced for other artists (including DJ BoBo and Thomas Anders).

In 2005, the North German producer duo Fait Albrecht and Marcel Möllnitz briefly worked with a similar concept under the same name. The two singles Voice From Down and Soul Out There were also released with a female vocal, which can also be classified as dance-trance, but did not achieve chart success. They then returned to their original project name, Clubbticket.