Anyone who had visited my site already may have noticed that the menu on the left sidebar is changing every now and then. This has two reasons:
1. I use a Plugin called “Dynamic Menu” which originally had been a Tag Cloud Plugin. I modified it, combined it with another Plugin that I’ve written, so that it puts out a list of the tags with the highest tagvalue. The problem is that this Plugin needs a high amount of posts, tags and visits to work properly. I thought about removing the menu for the beginning, but instead decided to … read on!

I can’t stand that “Apple-is-just-a-big-hype”-blah-blah with all that “Oh, look: Steve Jobs has a new toy” when a new product comes out. Oh, my Goodness! Apple is far more than “just a hype”. Hypes are always gone after a while – Apple is yet to come! So, I’ve written this post to explain why I like Macs and why there are rational reasons to fancy Apple! … read on!

So, here’s the next remarkable Songwriter: Lukasz Sebastian Gottwald – also known as Dr. Luke or Doctor Luke, Luke Gottwald or Lukasz Gottwald. He often collaborates with Max Martin, for example for Katy Perry’s “Hot N Cold” and “I Kissed A Girl”. He started his career as a guitarist for Saturday Night Life, is living in New York City, doesn’t want to listen to your demos any more and, oh, he’s a swinger according to his MySpace-Page!

… read on!

Most people don’t know who actually Max Martin is, but they definitely know his music! Max Martin is my oh-so-favourite Songwriter and Producer! His style of music has extremely influenced the pop music around the turn of the millenium – without him *NSync, the Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears and many, many more would have sounded quite differently. … read on!

Before I start the real blogging-thing, I want to define some things of which I think I will refer to in the future. Things, I’m interested in, but which are probably completely unknown for most of you. Therefore I start this series “Things you have to know about” or shortened “tyhtka”. So, when you see a title like “tyhtka: Blablabla” you know now what the beginning stands for.