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Publicado: Mar 02 May, 2006 20:41
por Takeshi_Shimura
dije que pinché el de stiv bators? thanx :mrgreen:

un par de vintage 1970 de HQshare

Imagen<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"><tr><td valign="top" width="100">Artist: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Kris Kristofferson</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Album: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Released: </td><td valign="top" width="400">1970 / 2001</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Source: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Columbia Legacy</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Genre: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Singer / Songwriter / Country</td></tr> <tr></tr></table><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"><tr><td valign="top" width="100">Info: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Click Here</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Format: </td><td valign="top" width="400"> FLAC;CUE;LOG & COVERS 326 MB</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">&nbsp; </td><td valign="top" width="400">&nbsp;</td></tr></table>Review:
When it was released in 1970, Kristofferson did not reach the charts. By the following year, however, its creator was on his way to becoming a major star, and after his second album, The Silver Tongued Devil and I, broke into the pop charts in July 1971, Monument re-titled the first album Me and Bobby McGee and reissued it. This time around, it made the pop and country charts and went gold. (On February 6, 2001, Monument/Legacy reissued Kristofferson as part of its American Milestones series. Featuring 24-bit remastering, the CD added four previously unreleased tracks from the same sessions that produced the album, among them an early version of "Come Sundown," later recorded for a Top Ten country hit by Bobby Bare and re-cut by Kristofferson himself for his Shake Hands With the Devil album in 1979.)

Track List:
1. Blame It On The Stones
2. To Beat The Devil
3. Me And Bobby McGee
4. Best Of All Possible Worlds
5. Help Me Make It Through The Night
6. The Law Is For Protection Of The People
7. Casey's Last Ride
8. Just The Other Side Of Nowhere
9. Darby's Castle
10. For The Good Times
11. Duvalier's Dream
12. Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down
13. The Junkie And The Juicehead, Minus Me
14. Shadows Of Her Mind
15. The Lady's Not For Sale
16. Come Sundown

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Imagen<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"><tr><td valign="top" width="100">Artist: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Funkadelic</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Album: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Released: </td><td valign="top" width="400">1970</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Source: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Westbound</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Genre: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Psychedelic, Psychedelic Soul, Funk</td></tr> <tr></tr></table><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"><tr><td valign="top" width="100">Info: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Click Here</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">Format: </td><td valign="top" width="400">Wavpack lossless, 300dpi scans</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top" width="100">&nbsp; </td><td valign="top" width="400">&nbsp;</td></tr></table>Review:
It's one of the best titles in modern musical history, for song and for album, and as a call to arms mentally and physically the promise of funk was never so perfectly stated. If it were just a title then there'd be little more to say, but happily, Free Your Mind lives up to it throughout as another example of Funkadelic getting busy and taking everyone with it. The title track itself kicks things off with rumbling industrial noises and space alien sound effects, before a call-and-response chant between deep and chirpy voices brings the concept to full life. As the response voices say, "The kingdom of heaven is within!" The low and dirty groove rumbles along for ten minutes of dark fun, with Bernie Worrell turning in a great keyboard solo toward the end -- listening to it, one gets the feeling that if Can were this naturally funky, they'd end up sounding like this. From there the band makes its way through a total of six songs, ranging from the good to astoundingly great. "Funky Dollar Bill" is the other standout track from the proceedings, with a great, throw-it-down chorus and rhythm and a sharp, cutting lyric that's as good to think about as it is to sing out loud. The closing "Eulogy and Light," meanwhile, predates Prince with its backward masking and somewhat altered version of the Lord's Prayer and Psalm 23. At other points, even if the song is a little more straightforward, there's something worthwhile about it, like the random stereo panning and Eddie Hazel's insane guitar soloing on "I Wanna Know If It's Good for You," with more zoned and stoned keyboard work from Worrell to top things off. The amount of drugs going down for these sessions in particular must have been notable, but the end results make it worthy. [The 2005 reissue features excellent remastered sound, a thick booklet, and bonus tracks pulled from original Westbound singles, along with a far-out radio spot.]

Track List:
Funkadelic - Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow

01. Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow 10:07
02. Friday Night, August 14th 05:23
03. Funky Dollar Bill 03:16
04. I Wanna Know If It's Good To You 06:01
05. Some More 02:59
06. Eulogy And Light 03:35
07. Fish, Chips And Sweat 03:23
08. Free Your Mind Radio Advert 00:56
09. I Wanna Know If It's Good To You (Single Version) 02:52
10. I Wanna Know If It's Good To You (Instrumental) 03:12

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Parece que hay algún problemilla con el cuesheet del de funkadelic, pero supongo que se arreglará, aún lo acabo de pinchar. Y el tío promete Maggot Brain.

Publicado: Jue 04 May, 2006 11:30
por Oldsen
Siguiendo el consejo de Keyser, posteo aquí un aviso que espero que sea de vuestro interés.

Una página de rock recién aparecida que incluye noticias de actualidad, entrevistas, crónicas de conciertos, foro y otras hierbas. Está comenzando, todavía anda algo en pañales pero la cosa promete, y unas visitas le vendrían de fábula: EL ALMACÉN DEL ROCK. Respecto al rock, la página busca un enfoque serio, profesional y culto, para diferenciarse de algunas publicaciones del ramo. ¿Hace falta que diga que tengo acciones en el asunto :mrgreen: ?

Ustedes la disfruten y un saludo.

P.S.: Como la cosa está muy empezando, todavía no han solucionado algunos pequeños problemas de compatibilidad con Mozilla; la visualización es aceptable en Firefox, pero no del todo correcta.

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 10:53
por Takeshi_Shimura
R.I.P

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Grant McLennan
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6th May 2006

Grant McLennan

On Saturday 6th May, legendary Australian singer songwriter Grant W McLennan died in his sleep at his home in Brisbane.

McLennan was one of Australia's greatest songwriters who created an outstanding musical legacy as a founder member of The Go-Betweens and as a solo artist. He was enjoying enormous acclaim for the band's most recent album Oceans Apart, which has received five star reviews around the world and won a prestigious ARIA award.

McLennan was born in Rockhampton, Queensland on 12th February 1958. While attending university in Brisbane he met fellow student Robert Forster and together they formed The Go-Betweens. After releasing a string of singles the band recorded their debut album, Send Me A Lullaby, in 1981. The Go-Betweens recorded a series of exceptional albums that achieved widespread critical acclaim and were fundamental in bringing Australian music to a global audience. He was an unparalleled lyricist and a prolific and meticulous composer. His auto-biographical masterpiece 'Cattle and Cane' was recently voted by the Australian Performing Rights Association as one of the ten greatest Australian songs of all time.

In 1989 The Go-Betweens took a ten year sabbatical and McLennan recorded four powerful solo albums including the vivacious debut Watershed and the epic Horsebreaker Star as well as forming satellite groups like Jack Frost with Steve Kilbey of The Church and The Far Out Corporation with Ian Haug of Powderfinger.

When Robert Forster and Grant McLennan reformed The Go-Betweens in 2000, the band was greeted with adulation by a new generation of musicians like Belle and Sebastian, for whom their songs had been an inspirational teenage soundtrack. The three albums the band subsequently released were universally acknowledged as containing some of McLennan's greatest compositions.

McLennan was a passionate supporter of the arts, extremely well-read and maintained a keen interest in all contemporary music, cinema and visual art. He was an exceptionally charming and polite man who endeared himself to everyone who met him and was one of the rare individuals worthy of the epithet 'larger than life'.

His singular contribution to music and his commitment to his craft simply cannot be overstated. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. He is survived by his mother Wendy, his sister Sally, his brother Lachlan, his son Nathan, girlfriend Emma, his bandmates Adele Pickvance and Glenn Thompson and lifetime musical colleague and friend Robert Forster.

Bernard MacMahon, Lo-Max Records, 6th May 2006

Grant McLennan's funeral service took place at 1.30pm on Friday 12th May at St John's Cathedral, Ann Street, Brisbane.

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Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 13:42
por ciruja
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Aquí dejo el nuevo disco de la abuelita del glam-rock. Esta tía empezó en los 70 haciendo rocanrol del de toda la vida y sigue 30 años después con la misma cantinela. Qué importa que se repita, si lo hace tan bien.
Muy recomendable.
Por cierto, hay un grupo de Castellón llamado Suzy y los Quatro. Seguidles la pista, que son la hostia.
Ah, se me olvidaba. Salmonete: en este disco sale una canción llamada "Keep on rocking on the free world". ¿Te suena? :mrgreen:

Informacion sobre Suzy Quatro

Así de macarra lucía de jovencita.

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Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 14:24
por elPadrino
ciruja escribió:"Keep on rocking on the free world"
Esto me suena a mí a Neil Young :roll: 8)

Salut ;)

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 14:36
por ciruja
elPadrino escribió:
ciruja escribió:"Keep on rocking on the free world"
Esto me suena a mí a Neil Young :roll: 8)

Salut ;)
Sí, ya lo sé. Pero también me suena a otra cosa que tendrá que explicar el_salmonete, si es que lo tiene a bien :wink:

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 14:43
por elPadrino
Es vuestra canción romanticona? Con la que se te declaró?? :mrgreen:

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 14:50
por ciruja
:juas: (:-) Sabía que ibas a salir por ahí, padrino.
Joder, cómo se echa de menos el shout para estas memeces.... :roll:

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 15:01
por elPadrino
ciruja escribió::juas: (:-) Sabía que ibas a salir por ahí, padrino.
Joder, cómo se echa de menos el shout para estas memeces.... :roll:
Es verdad... ese shout chorrero :cry:

Salut ;)

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 15:04
por Takeshi_Shimura
Hablando de Neil Young ... de HQshare
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Format: flac/294 MBs/Front-CD-Back/log/cue

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Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 16:54
por el_salmonete
elPadrino escribió:Es vuestra canción romanticona? Con la que se te declaró?? :mrgreen:
Ya que ciruja no da la cara a pesar de haber tirado de la manta, tendré que ser yo quien confiese que sí, que fue nuestra canción, pero que ya lo hemos dejado. Él continúa disponible. ¡Chicos, al salón!

Publicado: Vie 19 May, 2006 19:05
por ciruja
el_salmonete escribió:
elPadrino escribió:Es vuestra canción romanticona? Con la que se te declaró?? :mrgreen:
Ya que ciruja no da la cara a pesar de haber tirado de la manta, tendré que ser yo quien confiese que sí, que fue nuestra canción, pero que ya lo hemos dejado. Él continúa disponible. ¡Chicos, al salón!
:juas:

Holaaa, guapetonessss....
Gracias, salmonete, por desvelar mi identidad

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Claro, todo cuadra. Por algo posteo glam-rock.

Publicado: Sab 27 May, 2006 12:45
por el_salmonete
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allmusic ((( Tupelo Honey > Overview )))

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Que nadie se deje engañar por la festiva Wild Night que abre el disco con aliento R&B, como presagia su título, Tupelo Honey es un inspirado canto de amor con aires sureños con el que Van Morrison celebró su matrimonio con Janet Planet, cantante de jazz y musa particular nacida en Corpus Christi, Texas: "I love you/I really love you/My heart is for you/I long to feel you/And every time I do/Baby, it's you, you are my sunshine/I am your guiding light/Just like a ship out in the night/Returning for a light".

Morrison consumó su personal adaptación del folklore norteamericano, esta vez de raigambre blanca, remplazando a colaboradores habituales de orientación jazz como el teclista Jeff Labes y el guitarrista John Platania por el piano honky-tonk de Mark Jordan, los punteos country de Ronnie Montrose y la steel guitar de John McFree, consiguiendo en lo musical un resultado cercano a los discos de la misma época de The Band, algo más ecléctico e interesante que su actual Pay the Devil.

Lejos de producir un disco sensiblero e intimista, Morrison consiguió transformar sus cantos de enamorado en una celebración a la vida en el campo, una nueva vida que da título e inspira una de las canciones más conseguidas, por su sencillez, del disco: "We're gonna move/Way on down the line/Girl, we been standing in one place for too long a time/When I hear that robin's song/Well, I know it won't be long/Find out where we belong/And we're starting a new life."

Publicado: Sab 27 May, 2006 14:04
por dorn1
Takeshi_Shimura escribió:
R.I.P

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Grant McLennan
:cry:
6th May 2006

Grant McLennan



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¡Joder! :cry:

Publicado: Jue 01 Jun, 2006 03:22
por Takeshi_Shimura
Pero hay algun indocumentado que no atesore entre algodones todos los discos originales de Van the Man, desde Them hasta Veedon Fleece, inclusive? en vinilo, cd y casete de gasolinera. Hacia siglos que no escuchaba Tupelo Honey, gracias por recordarmelo, lo he estado escuchando esta noche.

Publicado: Lun 05 Jun, 2006 14:44
por el_salmonete

Publicado: Lun 05 Jun, 2006 18:45
por dorn1
Takeshi_Shimura escribió:Pero hay algun indocumentado que no atesore entre algodones todos los discos originales de Van the Man, desde Them hasta Veedon Fleece, inclusive? en vinilo, cd y casete de gasolinera. Hacia siglos que no escuchaba Tupelo Honey, gracias por recordarmelo, lo he estado escuchando esta noche.
Calla, calla, Takeshi, que vas a ruborizar a todo el foro jajaja :mrgreen:

Publicado: Lun 05 Jun, 2006 19:06
por el_salmonete
Todavía quedan lagunas en cuanto a concha velasco's lossless para las nuevas generaciones.

Publicado: Vie 09 Jun, 2006 15:12
por el_salmonete
¿Algún interesado en crear conmigo una DivXClásico Radio por internet?

Nada más fácil con SHOUTcast.

Los interesados deben contar con una buena discoteca en soporte digital, conexión de no menos de dos megas y algo de tiempo, el suficiente para crear listas de reproducción interesantes para cuando les toque emitir desde su ordenador. La programación está por convenir.

Un saludo


Radios online

Jerry Lee Lewis en Estepona!

Publicado: Sab 10 Jun, 2006 17:24
por TheKiller
Hola!

Os queria comentar que el proximo dia 2 de Agosto, la leyenda del rock and roll Jerry Lee lewis viene a España en una actuacion unica en exclusiva en el Palacio de Congresos de esa poblacion-. lo trae la promotora www.brmusic.net y las entradas se pueden conseguir en www.ticktackticket.com o en centrso carrefour, Fnac...a 36 euros

Mas informacion y actualizacion del tema en www.jerryleelewis-spain.com

Rock On!