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In Final happiness, we have an alternative to the mainstream rock. The music comes to us as the characters in our lyrics, unexpected and unpredictable. We propose a trip of life with all its colors, even the ones we fear the most. From the blues of Howlin' Wolf to the writings of William Burroughs, Arthur Rimbaud and many others, through punk rock music and a thousand other ways of being and doing art in which we feel  affinities with and don’t deny the influence, all serve to refine our musical approach. We do not look for sterile empathy with our work, but a relationship in which musicians and public can experience the ultimate, final happiness ... The music.....

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Release of
Patti Smith: Dream of
Life
The next day on February 27, the Project Marginal
joins the Midas Films At the launch of the film Patti Smith:
Dream of Life with an event that seeks to honor the godmother of punk.
Known also as "poet of punk," she brought a feminist  and
intellectual side to punk music and became one of the most influential women of rock
and roll, just with her debut album of "Horses" in 1975. For over 30
years of a troubled career, released over 10 albums, wrote books
poetry, gave lectures at universities and was curator of the Meltdown Festival in
London. She had only two performances in Portugal, one of them for mythical
processed one, which would be devoted only to reading the poems, a
mini-concert in tribute to the Beatles (due to death the same day George
Harrison).
Patti Smith - Dream Of Life, a dip in the philosophy and
art of the legendary rocker Patti Smith, directed by Steven Sebring, the first 5
March in the exclusive City Classic Cinema Alvalade In
Lisbon. The film paints a picture of an unforgettable singer, artist and poet
exploring themes such as spirituality and history. The documentary of Sebring
follows the artist over 11 years through their sessions, spoken word,
concerts, words, interviews, paintings and photographs, making shows a
complex and charismatic personality.
Continuing with its connection to the cinema, following the programming
INDIELISBOA night of the Festival and the event of launching INLAND EMPIRE
(David Lynch), the Project prepared an event that seeks to tap more
facets of art by Patricia Lee Smith.
By Sala Santiago will spend on special shares, as bands
The Hypers, or Final Happiness and Henry L. Johnson of Murdering Tripping
Blues, Inês Vicente and David Ferreira of You Should Go Ahead, Ana Leorne of The
Clits, Neil Leyton, James Gomes and Complex magazine's Bible will
present their versions of classics like "Because the Night," "Gloria,"
"Horses," "Dancing Barefoot" and "Till Victory" and some music of poetry
of Patti Smith. Then continue to link the artist with the North American
dj sets from Miss Nicotine and Fernando
Morgado.
The entry will cost 5 euros, doors open at 23 am and close at 4am.
This establishment will have the smoking area and cloakroom.
"I never fucked the past but I often fuck the future" Patti Smith
 



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