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Sacado de PitchforkmediaSonic Youth's performance at the Anthology Film Archives in 2003 was intended as a commemorative tribute to Stan Brakhage, arguably the most influential filmmaker in the history of experimental cinema. Brakhage's death earlier that year was greeted with general indifference in major media outlets, and for a while SY seemed to be the only prominent outfit to even acknowledge his passing. (I learned of his death only via a press release for the tribute concert.) Four years earlier, Lee Ranaldo began the Text of Light cooperative, which is named after a 1974 Brakhage movie and regularly performs improv concerts at experimental cinema screenings. For the 2003 memorial, the full Sonic Youth troupe (and Tim Barnes of the Silver Jews) flaunted their most pretentious tendencies in front of Brakhage's short films.
SYR6, a recording of that concert, is the latest episode in Sonic Youth's peculiar series of noise, static, drone, and improv. Yet it's also a backhanded attempt to duplicate Brakhage's silent superimpositions and montages in audible form; it claims to be an imaginary soundtrack for movies that deliberately detest sound in general. Witness Brakhage's famous words on the incompatibility between his silent films and any form of musical accompaniment: "I don't make my films out of caprice. I feel they need a silent attention [rather than] a non-stop soundtrack of the most distracting order." He adamantly asserted that his movies' musical patterns were solely visual-- or cinematographic-- and hence incommensurable with aural rhythms. He further admonished that music would only obstruct his films' natural pulses of illumination and disintegration.
One is certainly entitled to dismiss Brakhage's manifesto as obscenely arrogant gibberish. (It's even reminiscent of Derek Bailey's vitriolic criticism of recorded music, though that's slightly more perplexing since he was a guitarist with dozens of albums.) Nevertheless, there's a certain wryness and sarcasm in Sonic Youth's whole endeavor. To extol Brakhage by denying his wishes is both awfully disturbing and darkly amusing. It's also sometimes sort of boring. In this sense, it encapsulates the album perfectly.
Generally speaking, SYR6 teems with the funerary bells and foreboding vertigo that's so predominant in film scores. While it's performed with as much wit and proficiency as one could imagine, it also feels a bit simplistic or lazy. Metallic pulses, catalytic drums, and railing strings fall apart, and skeletal guitar radiates brief noir themes. The first track seems particularly laggard and serves as one more example of Sonic Youth's maddening tendency to appropriate the sound of the very bands they once influenced. My guess is that the performance converted Brakhage's subtle dissonance into the sort of raging, epic, let's-rock-these-geometric-figures-with-our-balls-out anthems that the filmmaker so abhorred. It raises the perennial question of rock and roll: Why play so loudly if you have nothing much to say?
Consequently, the most successful moments are those which are nearly silent (in an improv-acoustic sort of way): bruised strings, tinny mic-stand tapping, muffled radio frequencies, zither-like electric effects, Barnes' railroad-spike percussion, Thurston Moore's wobbly tuning pegs. In fact, Sonic Youth's affinity for manual dexterity and physical texture correlates nicely with Brakhage's experiments on scratched and painted celluloid. In the final piece, a 28-minute marathon, these intimate and scarcely audible tinkerings assemble and dismantle, making way for brief prismatic stretches of methamphetic jazz guitar, spectral Western wah-wah, and static so conflagrant it literally sets off a fire alarm (twice). It's luminescent and jarring music, possibly the best ever released in the SYR series, and it evokes the spiritual metamorphosis and physical pliability that Brakhage found in film. I only wish they could have accomplished a full album of this material. Perhaps Brakhage would have changed his mind about all this noise. Instead, he must be merely rolling his eyes one last time.
-Alex Linhardt, January 16, 2006



Se hace difícl ya saber lo que se ha posteado o no (os prometo que usé el los buscadores en busca de alguna referencia, pero quizá la búsqueda fué poco exhaustivabonzopoe escribió:Esos de Cato Salsa Experience ya estan posteados desde hace tiempo Padrino, creo que los posteo jorgito o evol, no recuerdo bien.
Mas abusado pa la proxima
(1998) Let's Cut The Crap And Hook Up Later On TonightAmazon escribió:Marah play things loose and easy on their self-produced fifth album, fusing folk-rock sincerity and garage-band recklessness with first-take immediacy. Since moving from Philadelphia to Brooklyn, they've put some musical distance between themselves and those frequent comparisons with a lower-rent (or at least younger and hungrier) Bruce Springsteen, though the harmonica that laces "Walt Whitman Bridge" conjures some familiar echoes. "City of Dreams" finds them channeling their inner Simon and Garfunkel, while the opening "The Closer" (go figure) sounds like Graham Parker fronting a neo-skiffle band. With "Out of Tune," songwriting brothers Dave and Serge Bielanko issue what amounts to a musical credo: "So what if we're out of tune with the rest of the world?" The go-for-the-throat vitality of the tracks makes the If You Didn't Laugh You'd Cry sound less produced than unleashed. --Don McLeese
Tracklist escribió:1. Fever 4:28
2. Another Day at Bay 1:37
3. Formula Cola, Dollar Draft Listen Now 4:43
4. Baby Love 1:52
5. Phantom Eyes 2:29
6. Rain Delay 2:38
7. Firecracker 4:16
8. Head On 2:51
9. For the Price of a Song 3:00
10. Boat 2:37
11. Limb 9:12
12. Punk Rock Radio 6:24
13. Night Time 3:48
14. Borderline 2:54
15. Family meeting 2:40
16. Johnny & the Flower 2:04
17. Dance 'Till Dawn 4:27
18. Muskie Moon 2:37
Tracklist escribió:1. Faraway You 3:30
2. Point Breeze 2:14
3. It's Only Money, Tyrone 3:26
4. My Heart is the Bums on the Street 2:19
5. The Catfisherman 3:35
6. Round Eye Blues 4:11
7. From the Skyline of a Great Big Town 3:31
8. Barstool Boys 2:57
9. The History of Where Someone Has Been Killed 4:05
10. This Town 3:48
Tracklist escribió:1. Float Away 5:35
2. Soul Listen Now 2:14
3. Revolution 5:21
4. People of the Underground 4:33
5. Crying on an Airplane 5:02
6. Leaving 4:20
7. Shame 4:38
8. For All We Know We're Dreaming 5:28
9. What 2 Bring 4:26
10. Out in Style 6:22
Tracklist escribió:1. East 4:12
2. Freedom Park 4:35
3. Feather Boa 3:33
4. Going Thru the Motions 4:48
5. Sure Thing 1:51
6. Pigeon Heart 3:55
7. Soda 5:19
8. Pizzeria 3:21
9. Body 4:30
10. 20,000 Streets Under the Sky 4:20
Tracklist escribió:1. The Closer 2:44
2. The Hustle 3:34
3. City of Dreams 2:56
4. Fat Boy 2:27
5. Sooner or Later 3:53
6. So What If We're Outta Tune (W/The Rest of the World) 3:45
7. The Demon of White Sadness 3:49
8. The Dishwasher's Dream 3:56
9. Poor People 4:25
10. Walt Whitman Bridge 3:06
11. The Apartment 3:27
Tracklist escribió:1. Intro-Curtain Rises 0:14
2. Christmas Time is Here 2:00
3. New York Is a Christmas Kind of Town 3:01
4. Baby It's Cold Outside 2:36
5. Boozing It Up with Friends 0:21
6. Holly Jolly Christmas 2:16
7. Here We Come a Wassailing (#1) 0:21
8. Christmas Time's a Comin' 1:56
9. Let It Snow 1:59
10. Quithmith Pudding (Skit) 0:37
11. Counting the Days ('Til Christmas) 3:03
12. Here We Come a Wassailing (#2) 0:24
13. Silver Bells 3:06
14. Christmas with the Snow 2:36
15. Have Yourself a Merry Little Xmas/b> 2:29
16. Handsome Santa 0:41
17. Auld Lang Syne 3:01
18. Here We Come a Wassailing (#3) 0:25
19. Outro-Curtain Call 0:31
20. Counting the Days, A Christmas Polka 7:24
Pues creo que solo el último, me suena que lo posteó Foghat. Los demás no estaban. Yo que pensaba que eran un grupo nuevo y que solo tenían un discoelPadrino escribió:Espero que esto no esté posteado ya...
Amén de repetir un disco, almenos pongo unos cuantos nuevos. Por fin me siento útilevol escribió:Pues creo que solo el último, me suena que lo posteó Foghat. Los demás no estaban. Yo que pensaba que eran un grupo nuevo y que solo tenían un disco![]()
saludos
Hace falta, hace falta. Que es el único que no tengo y no ha habido manera de encontrarlo.Foghat escribió:Si hace falta hago un paquetito y lo meto en las alforjas de la mula...
He puesto una petición en musicmule por si hay suerte. Ya te informare.Foghat escribió:Y yo estaré agradecido al que sepa como conseguir esto:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0423853/
BE HERE TO LOVE ME: A FILM ABOUT TOWNES VAN ZANDT
Debe ser una maravilla...



Estaría bien, pero lo veo crudo, y menos en musicmuleelPadrino escribió:He puesto una petición en musicmule por si hay suerte. Ya te informare.Foghat escribió:Y yo estaré agradecido al que sepa como conseguir esto:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0423853/
BE HERE TO LOVE ME: A FILM ABOUT TOWNES VAN ZANDT
Debe ser una maravilla...
Saludos

