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missions how can i go might be the best fish soup in italy. and i want who enjoys listening to rock music knows the classic album covers the permit the cow or the power plant but land based design studio hypnosis created these and the record cover us for bands such as pain floyd led zeppelin and they see d.c. in the seventy's and they were considered sensational at the time now gallery in berlin has put together a few highlights for an exhibition that kicks off this weekend. one of the most famous album cover support time pink floyd's the dark side of the moon the result of a night of brainstorming. i was looking through a physics book. and inside the physics book was a picture of a glass paperweight with light coming through a window and it created

a rainbow effect. instalment to me i've got it he said a triangle like this with a source light on the rainbow coming from a pink floyd. was one of the founding members of the london design studio. between one hundred sixty eight and ninety three he and his now deceased part now storm poor created some of the most iconic album covers in history now some fifty years later an exhibition in bellini's browse gallery looks at the studio's legacy it all began in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight it was revolution you know everything was changing the world of young people changing story. of a floor in london and. the pink floyd came to do the second album source of full of secrets we happened to be around and suddenly. it was david gilmore who joined lloyd said all we have to find somebody to do the storm it was never backwards and

forwards but obvious and said we'll do it. full of secrets was the start so we're career in which hypnosis develops a completely new style for album covers they presented epic landscapes provocative text and abstract collages inspired by surrealism reckon slease became. this isn't all of this is directly influenced. in a way that it has nothing to do with music it has nothing to do with the lyrics it has nothing to do with the title other. as you see on the actual album cover there is no title. and this was really lateral thinking in those days and the record companies would but it works because it stood out soon other artists were commissioning hypnosis to design their album covers like led zeppelin peter gabriel

and black sabbath powell and told this. designed over three hundred album covers in ben london studio. we were never ever going to do a picture of a rock n roll. bands like led zeppelin pink floyd they appreciated that and said we don't want a picture of us on the front cover we want something interesting we want something different and they didn't think about the commercial aspect they had no interest in not at all they wanted something that was important creatively some creations group done intentionally provocative like this for the album love drawing. and the one nine hundred seventy three the figures on led zeppelin's house of the holy proved too much for some. it was hugely successful nomination program me and all that sort of stuff but in middle america. christian fundamentalists they said oh you have to put a stripe across the children's bottoms so we put a japanese

a piece of white paper to cover it up with a name that. is it a photo montage or a real picture of the graphic designers love to play with perceptions and bands paint them hence some need there was. one of their most spectacular productions was the man on fire the pink floyd's wish you would hear about two late businessman shaking hands some one of them being bugged in the deal and i remember saying to storm this is a great idea but how we got to do it. so i flew to l.a. i went to the studios in burbank we found the stunt. for real the difference between hypnosis in the one nine hundred seventy s. and now is you have photoshop. all that in photoshop but hypnosis always shot everything for real. fans of c.d.'s in the early eighties

interested in record companies started to wane hypnosis dissolved in one thousand nine hundred three but their greatest album covers remain in our collective memory . so the art fair a music icon and a french politician we've put together a particularly creative express for you today. possibility the fare for modern and contemporary art is underway at the german capital's former temple both course some one hundred twenty calories from twenty countries are here selling their works to collectors from around the world in recent years but then has become a big draw for artists and is home to a thriving art scene. this is where art happens in this country this is exhibit this is the crucible where art is made. this is there is dominated by large format paintings and object art. these two words by stoney an installation artist cut its

cover are also attracting lots of attention. beatle paul mccartney has written a new children's book called a grand duke the picture book relates to the ventures of a gentleman with his grandchildren. eight grandchildren and they're all beautiful and one day one of them said to me a grown. what. a girl like that so from then on. the common spurs children's book and adventure novel called high in the clouds came out in two thousand and five but kids will have to wait until september two thousand and nineteen to read the grand duke. caricatures of french president manuel macro are currently on display at the drop me a micro exhibit in more switzerland works by eighty artists from france belgium and

other countries are on show at the house of press caricature. some caricaturists say the politician is hard to satirize because he's simply too attractive visitors have until september thirtieth to visit the exhibition and see for themselves whether the drawings catch the essence of the man well. this week the city of frankfurt is in the mood to celebrate the reason germany's banking capital has a completely new old town quarter during the second world war the oldest part of the city was almost completely destroyed many years and a lot of hard work went to into it was storing it and some new buildings were even at it everything on the side of the original hard to but houses now the reconstruction is finished and people are couriers to see the results including us . beneath frankfurt's modern urban skyline only

a few hundred metres from the skyscrapers a hard tim but houses and narrow lanes the banking metropolis has rebuilt its all town in march nineteenth forty four the seven hectic quarter was reduced to rubble in a single air right. now much of it looks as it did long ago. architect an urban planner york and your den has reconstructed the most beautiful of the old buildings like the house of the golden scales which once belonged to the dutch spice merchant and confectioner abra home from harlow. gotten by their golden and. by ties about ending in the case of the house of the golden scales and partly for other buildings we were very fortunate that a great many elements had survived the war in receipts and we managed to talk the owner of many parts of the house of golden scales into giving us these stones that

he used to build his library as. the lists of the hamill family heirlooms mentioned gilded waterspouts shaped like dragons. a total of fifteen buildings will reconstructed while twenty more were built new in the historical style even many local people are booking to us to learn more. if you're going to reconstruct something you need photographic records today this square is called the you know moktar organs market you're one vote gone for good melber lived in the original building on the site she was this is true of his mother little johan lived with her for a year when he was six and in his old age she wrote about his memories out at the newborn out of it even when the courtyards with their arcades preserved some of the old charm. at one time merchants from all over europe station when they came to

fame is in frankfurt the city's tourism director is overjoyed at the new old town i know so it's going to take on the one hand it's a residential area a neighborhood that reconstructed part of town that's been completed with great success on the other there's a huge demand among the asian american and british tourists to come and see this new world he's employed by such as he bought not just to wrists. he's asked why he does annoy. this is the first time i've been through the new old town and it's totally fascinating that they managed to reconstruct so much i really like is it. my very first impression was that i thought it was beautiful it's aesthetic the nice facades and everything turned out very well i don't know how much money went into it raises the question of whether it was the right investment or not. it still seems pretty lifeless to me what can i say it doesn't have any real human element yet maybe it will when the right shops move and leave only selected shops

will be allowed to open for business in these buildings like this wine store. close by one of his sons oldest pottery makers has opened a shop. in the distance the most popular writer mother little houses probably because the tourists who come here like the idea of a souvenir of the house is typical of the region it's not kid they have their charm and you can see the love that our crafts people have put into our piece. and this bob i came up with a concept that got him a spot. where this is what this corner already is something of a village character the shopkeepers all know one or. the time i'm. in addition to the shops are the two hundred rental units will be made. in the old town the old told the entire project cost around two hundred million euros you

could norden sees the result as well worth the investment. because it's here complete will remember to see how things were in the past and now they can ask themselves how should we proceed into the future with the hopes of frankfort is beating again the way it once did and for many here that may be just a start. it's always been man's dream to take of the skies like a bird in flight and thanks to modern technology it is now possible for those there devotees who want to get as close to the real experience as possible there is the wing suit and this big serious extraordinary a flat tax we've already presented some weird and wonderful sports activities but today's example is probably the most extreme of extreme sports jumping off a cliff at a dizzying high it isn't recommended for everyone in this very very dangerous.

but we have. images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps on punch on a dell must go north of the condo wingsuit pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their back like suits in everyday life they may be bankers nurses oh i see specialists but in their free so i'm for they want an adrenaline rush here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world and it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this so i'll jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience everyone. brings to travel to africa under the arms and between the legs when the planet fools this extra fabric acts as wings we see pilots race through the air and up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour an extreme experience that many find addictive. my. feeling is is happiness for me at least after

i've done a nice jump i'm really really happy and fulfilled and that's the main reason why i do this you can even put words to how good it feels to try to explain this to my friends and i see it feels like you're falling in love every time you make a jump. and brennan is well known in the race it seems she's won many competitions the others here on think it is either lying in a wing suit because instruction and training a false move can result in a deadly accident. one hundred forty two wingsuit pilots have been killed since this extreme sports became popular at the beginning of the century. but many parents say the risk is part of the kick. obviously we all know that there are risks booked the reward is so much higher that we are willing to take the risks we take these risks because. yeah it's an incredible feeling when you when you can control your body and your wing suit and fly where you want. when you see

base jumping for many it's the ultimate sports but after a few minutes even the highest flyers have to come back to. well that lose both wailing and exhausting i have no doubt that those wingsuit fliers are hungry after just like that lucky for them italy is right next to switzerland we've got a great tip coming up on our latest installment of your max out of cats where we introduce you to a traditional dishes from all over europe that you can prepare at home in your own kitchen you can find this recipe and many more on our website at d w dot com slash lifestyle so what's cooking today we're heading to rome to try out what just might be the best fish soup ever.

must see moment so early is on his way to his favorite fishmonger in the middle of runs i'll tell every day the chef buys a freshly caught fish for his restaurant. here he finds everything he needs for his famous fish soup. once considered a meal for poor people the basic recipe is centuries old. rigid two point three shoot dates back to the romans. michigan they took what catch was left behind by the fisherman and boiled it in sea water on board their ships and that's all the broth was made up but i'll bet they are the same not with varied things like muscles were very much a part of every good fish so a little woolly me here we have both clams and mussels your culture is fully general but. just about says there's hardly a fish or seafood that comes into

a good soup even at dog fish or good and definitely shellfish so has he got it all. there was something else. until the muscles we forgot the muscles by going to golds yet. respond to the needed an overture and my parents opened their restaurant in the mid one nine hundred sixty lots of people ready to fish was available seven days a week and my father brought his passion for fish with him from sicily. bothered me with us issues and the second generation of the family to run the restaurant meals on all of you on the journey that's your name. says the fishes gutted and filleted whatever's left over such as head and fins is put into a pot of boiling salted was a long with center east. carrots and onions the fish stock has to simmer for about an hour to develop its full flavor in the meantime asimo to chile fries garlic and

chili in plenty of all of oil the squid is the first to go into the hot oil it has to cook the longest because of its tough meat. we're finally everything is. in crystal we. know we need tomatoes because the fish can cook very well in tomatoes. because we will peel tomatoes which doesn't just give the whole thing a great color it will be the taste of fish and tomatoes just goes well together if you be sure it will go. shellfish in mussels i added after those and then finally the fish broth which gives the soup its characteristic taste . it's then seasoned with fresh herbs. i love you me this is enough for four people. we put the soup down in the middle of the table and everyone takes what they want some broth the fish style.

leave baby. the push of salt as much as muscle feels the need phone. and then everything is poured into a hot serving dish. one twine is the traditional choice one serving fish dishes for his soup musculature and the recommends the red wine. and cheese and this is a change from the law to your region so it will be. full bodied but fresh at the same time. and goes very well with the taste of the fish soup by the. fish soup. tasty way to spend an enjoyable meal with friends or family.

there are any number of ways to furnish a home but most people want something comfortable anesthetic leap easing that also applies when you go on holiday we've shown you some rather unusual accommodations here on the program over the past few days and i have to say i'm looking forward to our next report we are heading to the black forest here in germany they can spend the night in an old wine barrel sounds weird but it looks quite cosy chit is. imagine spending the night in a vineyard surrounded by a group from that hotel in zastava biden in the black forest you can do just that in style a thousand later one browser can repurpose been converted into small comfy abodes. just through the the full chaos of him out here there's a lot less traffic we go to it's quiet and peaceful and then good luck on cincy he can just sit back and relax and enjoy the landscape guns of the scenery the sunset

when the calm it's wonderful the guns toward this shot a beautician of of it it's just spectacular for apia you feel like you're all on your own over looking down on the world without a kid oh. could you go and. get a mama doc woman when we first arrived yesterday i was taken aback by how terribly hot it was so we opened up all the doors and windows then in the evening after the sun went down it was a lot more pleasant wind picked up and really cool things off it was lovely how. people come to use us buckwild and from all over germany to get a taste of this unique experience next to the bedroom barrel there is another one with the refrigerator for wine of course a sitting milk and a small bathroom. there's even onsite catering and other food and drinks are brought directly through your barrel for one hundred sixty euros

a night it almost feels like you're in another world market returned all unfair and you are thrilled. most soccer mom was you have to stay at least two nights to really get a feel for it the first night is so amazing you keep asking yourself is this real am i dreaming about yesterday we were really able to relax and settle in and could really enjoy the second night it's incredible to look out at the stars at night while lying in bed around midnight we went inside but couldn't sleep for another hour we were just so busy gazing at the night sky so incredible. the frontiers first heard of the barrel abode overlooking the black forest in the rhine valley two years ago. to be patient. don't go to school i'd try to make a reservation but they will booked out for the entire year the next year was also booked so i essentially had to reserve a year and a half in advance of this august it's

a very belated anniversary present. so we had a year to hope to look forward to it. once you've been here for a while you feel really contained so you have everything you need we always think we need so many different things to be happy but that's not true at all. you're a spend the night in and i'm kind of place that's what we wanted to know from you and many of you voted to tell us about your adventures and send in pictures thanks for all the entries this year for example spend the night on a beach in miami. this couple from germany stayed in the wastewater treatment plant a renovated one that is bought the winning picture comes to us from an event back from bolivia or enjoyed an overnight stay in

a sold hotel well that was certainly an extraordinary experience color hellacious you can look forward to receiving the humax watch from us out to everyone else you can enter the cow and draw on our website at e.w. dot com slash live so good luck next time and the chewing in again tomorrow for your next highlights of the week i'm sure that by. next time you're amongst the highlights sure. some cathedral are celebrating an anniversary forty years a world heritage site. is making a big splash or grounds for free. the reporters for you know visit to the world spoke first of all good job for us this. time on our highlights show.

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