Sebastian Sava Gor

  Nisam Bio Tu:  "Uz put i u međuvremenu…"   06      Negde oko podneva ja sam bio u centru Londona, tražio sam prodavnicu ploča, Elena mi je objasnila gde se nalazi. Popio sam već dva piva i otvarao treće. Jako je bilo to pivo. Kada se vratim sada unazad mogu da kažem da sam voleo pivo. Voleo, što znači da ga danas više ne volim, nakon grand-mal epi napada, puno kasnije, ja sam prestao da pijem bilo kakvu vrstu alkohola. Ali već tada tolerancija na alkohol je za moje godine bila veoma visoka ali je i moja genetska predispozicija išla u prilog tome. I jedan i drugi deda su bili ljudi koji barem od kada su počeli da piju nisu više nisu ni perstaji, umereno, kako su sami tvrdili, istini zavolju samo sam ih par puta video u teže alkoholisanom stanju, dobro su se držali. Otac mi nije pio, shvatio je brzo kao mlad da može svašta da napravi kao pijan i prestao je da se interesuje za tu vrstu uživanja.   Ja sam svoje prvo, polulitarsko   pivo popio sa nepunih sedam godina. Dao

"Opal was an American rock band in the 1980s. They were part of the Paisley Underground musical style. The band's name is derived from "Opel", a song by Syd Barrett. The group formed in the mid-1980s under the name Clay Allison, featuring guitarist David Roback (previously of Rain Parade), bassist Kendra Smith (from Dream Syndicate) and drummer Keith Mitchell. After one single, they released the remaining Clay Allison tracks under the band's new name, Opal, on the 1984 Fell from the Sun EP. Another EP, Northern Line, followed in 1985. These EPs were later compiled and released as Early Recordings.  Happy Nightmare Baby, Opal's first full-length album, was released in 1987. Smith left the group during the Happy Nightmare tour after a show in Providence, Rhode Island. Roback continued with vocalist Hope Sandoval, playing shows as Opal and planning an album to be titled Ghost Highway but in 1989 this band became Mazzy Star and Ghost Highway was presumably releas