CaliptriX

Color

2008-06-09T01:54:00.002+03:00

Farbe!
Originally uploaded by zahn-i

That is a very nice photo for the emotions of good news nside of the bad days! I like that very much.

Idiom

2008-01-31T12:14:00.001+03:00

idiom-idiom
Originally uploaded by Die Wucht

Nice idioms :D

Impressive Real Mazda Tuning!

2007-08-04T23:45:00.001+03:00

Funny Magic

2007-07-29T16:43:00.001+03:00

Drawing made of HTML

2007-07-03T09:45:00.001+03:00

Woman Crushed by Motorcycle!

2007-07-01T20:32:00.000+03:00

Keçiören/Ankara

2007-05-20T03:44:00.001+03:00

Keçiören/Ankara
Originally uploaded by SezzRS.

My town again...

The fastest robbery!

2007-01-17T15:42:00.000+03:00

This video says that this is the fastest robbery on the world. It is approx 8 secs, and it happened in Istanbul! :O

Dancing Garfield with Turkish "Ankara havası" music

2007-01-17T14:39:00.000+03:00

Ankara havası is a local music/dance style. Ankara is, as you know, the capital city of Turkey. And I think it is pretty funny! :D

Oralet Osman

2006-12-17T21:46:00.000+03:00

Do you know what "oralet" is? Here is a video, you can understand easily what it is:

Click here to watch it:
Oralet Osman

October 29th: Republic Day of Turkey

2006-10-29T13:58:00.000+03:00

1923 - Turkey becomes a republic!

Have you seen the frozen sea?

2006-10-28T12:40:00.000+03:00

Siberia / Russia

Flowers (8)

2006-10-28T07:02:00.000+03:00

Another flower...

Gece Yolcuları - Nerdesin

2006-10-21T18:01:00.000+03:00

Click here to read the lyrics and English translation

Hayko Cepkin - Fırtınam

2006-10-21T17:39:00.000+03:00

Click here to read the lyrics!

Çilekeş - Körpe

2006-10-21T16:28:00.000+03:00

Çilekeş - Körpe

Click here to read the lyrics!

Strange Vehicles!

2006-10-21T02:40:00.000+03:00

Cola Turka Advertisement 2

2006-10-20T23:28:00.000+03:00

Cola Turka Advertisement
Chevy Chase
Tori Davis
Maxime Prescott

Nev - Sen Gibi

2006-10-17T10:00:00.000+03:00

Click here to read the lyrics and translation!

Barış Manço - Gülpembe

2006-10-17T09:42:00.000+03:00

Click here to read the lyrics!

Keçiören Falls(2)

2006-10-17T03:33:00.000+03:00

Keçiören Falls!

New Generation Tires!

2006-10-15T12:10:00.000+03:00

Gökhan Kırdar - Yerine Sevemem

2006-10-14T08:51:00.000+03:00

Gökhan Kırdar - Yerine Sevemem

Click here to read the lyrics!

Slap, Slow Motion!

2006-10-11T01:29:00.000+03:00

ak-47 Slow Motion...

2006-10-09T00:27:00.000+03:00

Intresting huh?

Mezarkabul - Gündüz Gece

2006-10-08T23:59:00.000+03:00

Mezarkabul(Pentagram) - Gündüz Gece

Click here to read the lyrics!

Flying Motorcycle...

2006-10-08T19:51:00.000+03:00

Some crazy...

Gece Yolcuları - Ölüm de Var

2006-10-08T09:53:00.000+03:00

Click here to read lyrics and English translation!

Ayna - Ölünce Sevemezsem Seni

2006-10-07T17:40:00.000+03:00

yazi

Line rider

2006-10-07T16:47:00.000+03:00

Amazing...

Auto Cd Player?

2006-10-07T06:25:00.000+03:00

Trap!

2006-10-06T23:17:00.000+03:00

Trap! Amazing!!!

Murat Çelik - Sevdan Bir Ateş

2006-10-06T09:53:00.000+03:00

Click here to read lyrics and translation!

Şebnem Ferah - Perdeler

2006-10-06T09:31:00.000+03:00

Click here to read its lyrics and translation!

Relax Cat

2006-10-06T09:18:00.000+03:00

Relax...:D

Çilekeş - Kendimden Geriye

2006-10-05T14:33:00.000+03:00

Click here to read lyrics!

Photos from everywhere (1)

2006-10-05T10:48:00.000+03:00

Amazing...

Intresting...

2006-10-05T09:38:00.000+03:00

Oh my God....

Flowers (8)

2006-10-01T06:31:00.000+03:00

Flowers

Eyüp Sultan Mosque

2006-09-30T17:45:00.000+03:00

This is a view from Eyüp Sultan Mosque.

Especially fridays mornings, here is very crowded for morning prayer. By the way, the grave of the friend of Prophet Muhammed (Be Peace Upon Him) is here. His name is Eyüp El Ensari. The mosque's name comes from his name.

Good Tires

2006-09-29T23:19:00.000+03:00

Do you need good tires?

Hacı Bayram Mosque

2006-09-29T23:01:00.000+03:00

This is Hacı Bayram Mosque in Ankara. On fridays, there are many people here for morning pray. The spiritual atmosphere is very important and worthwile to see. Especially fridays, because friday is the holy day in Islam.

If you come to Ankara too, you should visit this mosque too.

2006-09-21T13:12:00.000+03:00

Haloscan commenting and trackback have been added to this blog.

A Mug with a view of Pamukkale

2006-09-21T09:47:00.000+03:00

Do you want a mug with a nice view of Pamukkale? I am sure you want it! You must see this amazing view on your coffee mug!

Turkey Large Mug

from Turkish Online Shop Merchandize

Price: 12.59

Buy Now?

New Site

2006-09-21T06:25:00.000+03:00

New website is almost ready!!!
Click here to visit: caliptrix.ueuo.com
By the way, you may also be a member of that site...

New Web Site!

2006-09-16T19:33:00.000+03:00

I am working on a new web site. I hope you will like that!
Coming soon...

Fatih Mosque

2006-09-13T15:13:00.000+03:00

A photo of Fatih Mosque.

Haluk Levent - Çemberimde Gül Oya

2006-09-13T14:10:00.000+03:00

This is a Türkü originally. I mean, Turkish folk song. This song is covered by Haluk Levent. I hope I can write more about him. He is a pop-rock singer, and he prefers to sing some folkloric. This is one of his good covers.

In this clip, there is a photo of Kazım Koyuncu. He was also a Turkish folkloric singer, but he died because of the cancer, the effect of Chernobil. Haluk Levent always mention the damages of enviromental health like thermal power plants, nuclear problems, dirtiness... By the way, Kazım Koyuncu was one of his friends, so he wants to make a scream about this problem. In this clip, he shows us some views of a lawyer who defends this topic.

Lyrics:

Çemberimde gül oya
Gülmedim doya doya

Dertleri karıyorum
Günleri saya saya
Al beni kıyamam seni

Dertleri karıyorum
Günleri saya saya
Al beni kıyamam seni

Pembe gül idim soldum
Ak güle ibret oldum

Pembe gül idim soldum
Ak güle ibret oldum

Karşı karşı dururken
Yüzüne haster kaldım
Al beni kıyamam seni

Karşı karşı dururken
Yüzüne haster kaldım
Al beni kıyamam seni

Karşı karşı dururken
Yüzüne haster kaldım
Al beni kıyamam seni

Karşı karşı dururken
Yüzüne haster kaldım
Al beni kıyamam seni

Blog

2006-09-13T01:36:00.000+03:00

I visited İstanbul - September 13, 2006

(I will write the others here...)

Fight Club - April 23, 2006
Fenerbahçe Show in Kadiköy: 4 - 0 - April 22, 2006
In Flames - Come Clarity - April 22, 2006
last.fm - April 21, 2006
Metallica and melodies - April 19, 2006
Let's Blog! - April 18, 2006

I visited İstanbul

2006-09-13T01:01:00.000+03:00

I have just turned home... Istanbul was amazing (still)...
One of my friends, Yunus Emre asked me to go to İstanbul and i went... He has a motorcycle and we drove many good places in İstanbul. That was a great experiance for me.
I want to write more about this, because I took notes to do it. I hope I can do that!
By the way, I love Bosphorus!

Well, first I should say that the night i arrived İstanbul was Berat, a speacial night for Muslims.

I will write more about this...

Athena - Kime Ne Lyrics

2006-09-07T07:59:00.000+03:00

Turkish SoftRock Band: Duman

2006-09-06T19:25:00.000+03:00

Duman is a rock band. Members:
Vocals: Kaan Tangöze
Bass Guitar: Ari Barokas
Guitar: Batuhan Mutlugil

I think they became famous with their cover "Her Şeyi Yak" originally performed by Sezen Aksu. The vocal is very inresting, some like a drunk person, and this makes the songs better with the sound of the band. Some people say that the vocals are some arabesk (you may find as "arabeque"). Duman has three albums:

Eski Köprünün Altında
Belki Alışman Lazım
Seni Kendime Sakladım

Kaan Tangöze

Some clips in my blog:
Aman Aman
Bu Akşam
Her Şeyi Yak

You can visit some Turkish websites about Duman:
www.halimizduman.com
www.duman.web.tr

or you can find something in English about Duman:
Wikipedia
Last.fm

Kurban - Sarı Çizmeli Mehmet Ağa

2006-09-06T18:56:00.000+03:00

Click here to read lyrics!

Originally performed by Barış Manço

Duman - Her Şeyi Yak

2006-09-06T17:49:00.000+03:00

0:29
0:34
0:38
0:43
0:48

1:12
1:17
1:22
1:27
1:31

1:41
1:46
1:50
1:55

2:22
2:27
2:32
2:36
2:41

2:50
2:55
3:00
3:05

3:10
3:14
3:19
3:24
3:29

3:34
3:39
3:43
3:48
3:53

Beni yak, kendini yak, herşeyi yak
Bir kıvılcım yeter be hazırım bak
İster öp ister okşa istersen öldür
Aşk için ölmeli aşk o zaman aşk
Aşk için ölmeli aşk o zaman aşk

Seni içime çektim bir nefeste
Yüreğim tutuştu göğsüm kafeste
Yanacağız ikimizde ateşte
Bir kıvılcım yeter ben hazırım bak
Aşk için ölmeli aşk o zaman aşk

Allahım Allahım
Ateşlere yürüyorum
Allahım acı ile
Aşk ile büyüyorum

Beni yor hasretinle sevginle yor
Sevgisizlik ayrılıktan daha zor
Dilediğin kadar acıt canımı
Varlığın da yokluğun da yetmiyor
Varlığın da yokluğun da yetmiyor

Allahım Allahım
Ateşlere yürüyorum
Allahım acı ile
Aşk ile büyüyorum

Beni yak, kendini yak, herşeyi yak
Bir kıvılcım yeter be hazırım bak
İster öp ister okşa istersen öldür
Aşk için ölmeli aşk o zaman aşk
Aşk için ölmeli aşk o zaman aşk

Seni içime çektim bir nefeste
Yüreğim tutuştu göğsüm kafeste
Yanacağız ikimizde ateşte
Bir kıvılcım yeter ben hazırım bak
Aşk için ölmeli aşk o zaman aşk

Originally performed by Sezen Aksu

An example of Turkish language from countryside

2006-09-06T15:31:00.000+03:00

This teyze explains something about tornado in Turkey. (we Turks say teyze="aunt" or amca="uncle" while we are talking about the people who we don't meet/don't know. It is something like respect)

Normally, in Turkey, there is no tornado, so this teyze is very excited to tell her story...

Listen carefully to understand the difference of countryside accent:)

İstanbul!

2006-09-06T10:41:00.000+03:00

A videoclip with information about İstanbul

Haluk Levent - Dağlar mı Yollar mı

2006-09-06T09:40:00.000+03:00

0:22
0:29
0:38
0:46

1:01
1:06
1:10
1:15

1:19
1:23
1:27
1:32

1:56
2:00
2:04
2:10

2:11
2:17
2:21
2:24

2:37
2:42
2:45
2:50

2:54
2:58
3:02
3:06

3:27
3:32
3:35
3:40

3:43
3:48
3:51
3:56

Gecem soğuk odam sensiz ümitler bitmiş
Kadehimde şarap bitmiş hayalin gitmiş
Gecem soğuk odam sensiz ümitler bitmiş
Kadehimde şarap bitmiş hayalin gitmiş

Dağlar mı yollar mı denizler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun
Eller mi diller mi sözler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun

Dağlar mı yollar mı denizler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun
Eller mi diller mi sözler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun

Zaman durdu gökyüzünden
Yıldırımlar düşerken
İçimdeki yağmur dindi
Yoruldum beklemekten

Zaman durdu gökyüzünden
Yıldırımlar düşerken
İçimdeki yağmur dindi
Yoruldum beklemekten

Dağlar mı yollar mı denizler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun
Eller mi diller mi sözler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun

Dağlar mı yollar mı denizler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun
Eller mi diller mi sözler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun

Dağlar mı yollar mı denizler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun
Eller mi diller mi sözler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun

Dağlar mı yollar mı denizler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun
Eller mi diller mi sözler mi engel
Neden neden gelmez oldun

Turkish Music Site

2006-09-06T09:22:00.000+03:00

I want to give a new link of a site about Turkish music:

turkpop.prettysenshi.com

Çilekeş & Ferman - Senin Gibi

2006-09-04T23:31:00.000+03:00

Click here to read lyrics!

Turkey Map

2006-09-04T18:12:00.000+03:00

You can see the map of Turkey closer by clicking the part you want to see...

Peynirli Sigara Böreği - Cigarette Borek With Cheese

2006-09-02T17:04:00.000+03:00

What do we need?

1 pound white Turkish cheese, crumbled
2 eggs, separated
½ bunch fresh parsley, washed, dried, and finely chopped
½ bunch fresh dill, washed, dried, and finely chopped
2 (1-pound) packages yufka (a type of Turkish phyllo)
lemon wedges
vegetable oil for frying

How do we cook?

Soak the white cheese in cold water to remove the excess salt, drain, then mash with the egg yolks. Stir in the chopped parsley and dill mixing well.

Cut the wedge-shaped yufka sheets in half, lengthwise.

In a small bowl, lightly beat the egg whites. Rub a little egg white around the edges of the yufka except for the last 2-inches of the pointed end. Place a little filling at the base of each triangle and fold over the side edges of the bottom corners (triangle shaped pieces) to cover some of the filling. Fold up the bottom edge to cover the filling and carefully roll up the yufka sheet like a cigarette (from the large end to the small point).

Wet the pointed end with a little water and press down to seal the boerek closed. Place the boereks on a cookie sheet and freeze until ready to cook. Remove from freezer and let sit at room temperature for 10 minutes.

In a large skillet place enough oil to measure 2 inches deep. Heat the oil and before frying the boereks, hold one between your fingers (vertically) and place it in ½ inch of the oil. If the oil is hot enough to cook with, bubbles will immediately form around the bottom of the boerek. Add as many boereks as the pan will hold in a single layer and fry the boereks turning once or twice, until golden brown all over. Place in a fine sieve to drain, then drain well on paper towels. Repeat until all the boereks are cooked and drained.

Resource: www.gourmet.gr

Lycia

2006-09-02T15:46:00.000+03:00

"Take a blind man to Lycia, and he’ll
immediately know from the smell of the air
exactly where he is. The acrid perfume of
lavender, the pungent fragrance of wild mint
and thyme, will tell him."

Cevat Şakir "Fisherman of Halicarnassus",
famous Turkish author

Lycia (Lycian: Trm̃misa) is a region in the modern day Antalya Province on the southern coast of Turkey. It was the site of an ancient country and province of the Roman Empire.

Inhabitants

The region of Lycia has been inhabited by human groups since prehistoric times. The eponymous inhabitants of Lycia, the Lycians, spoke an Indo-European language, belonging to its Anatolian branch. The closest language to the Lycian language is the Luwian language, which was spoken in Anatolia during the 2nd and early 1st millennium BC; it may even be its direct ancestor.

Geography

Lycia is a mountainous and densely forested region along the coast of southwestern Turkey on and around the Teke Peninsula. It is bounded by Caria to the west and north west, Pamphylia to the east, and Pisidia to the north east. Turkey's first waymarked long-distance footpath, the Lycian Way, follows part of the coast of the region.

The principal cities of ancient Lycia were Xanthos, Patara, Myra and Phaselis.

See also List of Lycian place names

History

Ancient Egyptian records describe the Lycians as allies of the Hittites. Lycia may have been a member state of the Assuwa league of ca. 1250 BC, appearing as either Lukka or Luqqa. After the collapse of the Hittite Empire, Lycia emerged as an independent "Neo-Hittite" kingdom.

According to Herodotus, Lycia was named after Lycus, the son of Pandion II, king of Athens. The region was never unified into a single territory in antiquity, but remained a tightly-knit confederation of fiercely independent city-states.

Lycia was frequently mentioned by Homer as an ally of Troy. In Homer's Iliad, the Lycian contingent was said to have been lead by two esteemed warriors: Sarpedon (son of Zeus and Laodamia) and Glaucus (son of Hippolochus). Elsewhere in Greek mythology, the Lycian kingdom was said to have been ruled by another Sarpedon, a Cretan exile and brother to King Minos; Sarpedon's followers were called Termilae, and they founded a dynasty after their conquest of a people called the Milyans. As with the founding of Miletus, this mythical story implies a Cretan connection to the settlement of Asia Minor. Lycia appears elsewhere in Greek myth, such as in the story of Bellerophon, who eventually succeeded to the throne of the Lycian king Iobates (or Amphianax).

Lycia came under the control of the Persian Empire in 546 BC when Harpagus of Media, a general in the service of Cyrus II conquered Asia Minor. Harpagus's descendants ruled Lycia until 468 BC when Athens wrested control away. Persia then retook Lycia in 387 BC and held it until it was conquered by Alexander the Great. It subsequently passed into the hands of the Seleucids before falling to the Roman Republic in 189 BC. The heir of Augustus, Gaius Caesar, was killed there in 4 AD. In 43, the emperor Claudius annexed it to the Roman Empire and united it with Pamphylia as a Roman province. It subsequently became part of the Byzantine Empire before being overrun by the (Turkish) Ottoman State and eventually becoming part of Turkey.

Though the second-century CE dialogue Erotes found the cities of Lycia "interesting more for their history than for their monuments, since they have retained none of their former splendor", many relics of the Lycians remain visible today, especially their distinctive rock-cut tombs in the sides of cliffs in the region.

The British Museum in London has one of the best collections of Lycian artifacts.

Lycia was an important center of worship for the goddess Leto and later, her twin children, Apollo and Artemis.

Lycian league

The Lycian League was established in 168 B.C. with democratic principals. It comprised some 23 known city-states as members.

Lycia, which had been under Rhodian control since the Peace of Apamea in 188 B.C., was granted independence by the Roman Empire at the conclusion of the Third Macedonian War. These city states joined together in a federalist style government that shared political resources against larger nations. A “Lyciarch” was elected by a senate that convened every autumn at a different city, where each member sent one, two or three representatives, depending on the city's size, to the senate, or Bouleuterion, as it was called. The major cities of the League included Xanthos, Patara, Pinara, Olympus, Myra, and Tlos, with Patara as the capital. Phaselis joined the League at a later time. The league continued to function after Lycia became a Roman province in 46 AD. Lycia ceased being a federation in the fourth century A.D., when it was taken over by the Byzantine Empire.

Resource: Wikipedia

Sport

2006-09-01T16:59:00.000+03:00

There are some entries about Turkish sport:

Junichi Inamoto in Galatasaray

2006-09-01T16:54:00.000+03:00

Japanese football player Junichi Inamoto is now in Galatasaray!

For more information about Inamoto, click here!

Haramiler - Fabrika Kızı

2006-09-01T01:20:00.000+03:00

Baklava

2006-09-01T00:55:00.000+03:00

Baklava or baklawa is a rich, sweet pastry found in many cuisines of the Middle East, South Asia, and the Balkans. It is made of chopped nuts layered with phyllo pastry, sweetened with sugar or honey syrup.

History

The history of baklava, like that of many other foods, is not well documented. Though it has been claimed by many peoples, the best evidence is that, despite its Arabic-seeming name, it is of Turkish origin.

Vryonis (1971) identified the ancient Greek gastris, kopte, kopton, or koptoplakous, mentioned in the Deipnosophistae, as baklava, and calls it a "Byzantine favorite." However, Perry (1994) shows that though gastris contained a filling of nuts and honey, it did not include any dough; instead, it involved a honey and ground sesame mixture similar to modern pasteli or halva .

Perry then assembles evidence to show that layered breads were created by Turks in Central Asia and argues that the "missing link" between the Central Asian folded or layered breads (which did not include nuts) and modern phyllo-based pastries like baklava is the Azerbaijani dish Baki pakhlavası. Further development would have occurred in the kitchens of the Topkapi Palace, where the Janissaries had an annual celebration called Baklava Alayı.

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Name

The word baklava entered English from Turkish; it may be derived from Arabic بقلاوة baqlāwaḧ, based on an Arabic word for "nuts," but Buell (in Christian, 1999) argues that the word "baklava" is of Mongolian origin, and mentions a recipe in a Chinese cookbook written in 1330 under the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty.

Baklava is found in many cuisines, with minor phonetic variations on the name:

Afghan
Albanian bakllava
Armenian փախլավա (pʼaḫlava)
Assyrian
Azeri
Bangladeshi
Bosnian baklava
Bulgarian баклава (baklava)
Egyptian بقلاوة (baʼlēwa)
Georgian tapluna.

Greek μπακλαβάς (baklavás)
Hungarian báklafa
Indian
Iraqi
Israeli בַּקְלָוָה or בקלוה (baqlawa)
Kurdish
Lebanese بقلاوة (baʼlēwa)
Levantine بقلاوة (baʼlēwa)
Macedonian баклава (baklava)
Montenegrin baklava

Pakistani
Persian باقلوا (baqlavā)
Palestinian بقلاوة (bak'lawa)
Polish bakława
Romanian baclava
Serbian баклава (baklava)
Somali baqlawad (baklawad)
Syrian بقلاوة (baʼlēwa)
Turkish baklava, Ottoman باقلوا
Tunisian بقلاوة (baʼlēwa).

Resource: Wikipedia

A Little Fun

2006-08-31T21:58:00.000+03:00

This is a scene from a funny, old Turkish movie... Starring: Şener Şen!

Let's watch!!!

Feridun Düzağaç - Dipteyim Sondayım Depresyondayım

2006-08-31T02:31:00.000+03:00

Keçiören Falls(1)

2006-08-31T00:48:00.000+03:00

Keçiören is the town where I live. I will put more pictures from here.

Keçiören has waterfalls. That picture is one...

Funda Arar - Arap Saçı

2006-08-31T00:18:00.000+03:00

Originally performed by Erkin Koray

Emre Altuğ - Şaşkın

2006-08-31T00:15:00.000+03:00

Song is originally by Erkin Koray

Ogün Şanlısoy - Saydım

2006-08-31T00:14:00.000+03:00

Lyrics:

Geceler boyu sesine uyandım
Sen sandim ellere uzandım
Sana değil kendime kızardım ben
Sen giderken

Aramadım ama elim gitti telefona
Soramadım ama kalbim yine yan yana
Saramadım o belinden bir daha
Sen giderken

Saydım kaç gün oldu
Saydım kaç gece doldu
Saydım her gün aynı dön
Sön istersen

Ogün Şanlısoy - Bana Bir Sor

2006-08-31T00:13:00.000+03:00

Murat Çelik - Seyyah

2006-08-31T00:02:00.000+03:00

From the band "Düş Sokağı Sakinleri" (disbanded)

Düş Sokağı Sakinleri - Kan Revan İçindeyim

2006-08-31T00:01:00.000+03:00

Click here to read lyrics!

Mustafa Sandal - Aya Benzer

2006-08-30T23:58:00.001+03:00

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Mirkelam - Her Gece

2006-08-30T23:58:00.000+03:00

"All nights"

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Şebnem Ferah - Yağmurlar

2006-08-30T23:55:00.000+03:00

Some dark? "Rains"

Sezen Aksu - Sarı Odalar

2006-08-30T23:46:00.000+03:00

Mezarkabul - Bir

2006-08-30T23:45:00.000+03:00

"One"

Pentagram (Mezarkabul) - Anatolia

2006-08-30T23:43:00.000+03:00

This band's old name is "Pentagram", new name is "Mezarkabul"

Knight Errant - Nothing's Like Appears

2006-08-30T23:42:00.000+03:00

Turkish Metal Band "Knight Errant"

Athena - Köpek

2006-08-30T23:39:00.000+03:00

Nirvana Cover

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Çelik - Hercai

2006-08-30T23:37:00.000+03:00

Very sad!!!

Sertab Erener - Yanarım

2006-08-30T23:36:00.000+03:00

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Gece Yolcuları - Seninle Bir Dakika

2006-08-30T23:34:00.000+03:00

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Yalın - Küçücüğüm

2006-08-30T23:33:00.000+03:00

Tarkan - Kuzu Kuzu

2006-08-30T17:36:00.000+03:00

Duman - Aman Aman

2006-08-30T01:10:00.000+03:00

Lyrics:

Nereye gider başını alıp sorarsın
Kimbilir durmadan nasıl susarsın
Bilmeden boşuna atıp tutarsın
Su gibi akıp geçer zaman

Gezdin tozdun aman aman aman
Sazdın sözdün aman aman aman
Giderek üzdün bizi zaman

Yazdın çizdin aman aman aman
İncecik izdin aman aman aman
Sıraya dizdin bizi zaman

Hep kaçıp yeni bir adım atarken
Dibine kadar çileye batıp çıkarken
İçine atıp atıp yoluna basıp giderken
Su gibi akıp geçer zaman