Pinchado y completo.
Saludos
Buena música no tan conocida
Bueno, el grupo en Audioscrobbler ya esta creado.
Aqui: http://www.audioscrobbler.com/group/Divxclasico
Para pertener al grupo es necesario que cualquier miembro autorice a los que solicitan pertenecer al mismo. Es facil. Y puede ser entretenido ver que música gusta a los demás.
¡Nos vemos en audioscrobbler!
Aqui: http://www.audioscrobbler.com/group/Divxclasico
Para pertener al grupo es necesario que cualquier miembro autorice a los que solicitan pertenecer al mismo. Es facil. Y puede ser entretenido ver que música gusta a los demás.
¡Nos vemos en audioscrobbler!
Hemos venido a pasar el rato
Quizá a alguien le interese el nuevo disco de Supagroup, Rules. Ahí va el elink:
Supagroup.-.Rules.(mp3.224.kbps.VBR).rar 
Por si no los conoceis, se trata de hard rock del de toda la vida con riffs prestados de AC/DC y energía a raudales, letras que hablan de alcohol y mujeres, etc. Cliche dirán algunos, pero la verdad es que el disco está muy muy bien.
No es un ripeo mio, pero como no estaba en la mula lo he puesto en lanzamiento, si os lo bajais dejadlo todo el tiempo posible en el Incoming...
Supagroup.-.Rules.(mp3.224.kbps.VBR).rar Por si no los conoceis, se trata de hard rock del de toda la vida con riffs prestados de AC/DC y energía a raudales, letras que hablan de alcohol y mujeres, etc. Cliche dirán algunos, pero la verdad es que el disco está muy muy bien.
No es un ripeo mio, pero como no estaba en la mula lo he puesto en lanzamiento, si os lo bajais dejadlo todo el tiempo posible en el Incoming...
Aqui les dejo este disco de Jazz Italiano a cargo de Nicola Conte quien mezcla en su música, lounge, acid jazz, bossa nova, algo de música étnica y música de filsm italianos de los 60's y 70's.
Nicola.Conte.-.Other.Directions.rar
Y el nuevo disco de Iron & Wine, un EP con 6 temas.
Iron.&.Wine.-.Woman.King.-.2005.-.VBR.APS.rar
saludos
Nicola.Conte.-.Other.Directions.rar Y el nuevo disco de Iron & Wine, un EP con 6 temas.
Iron.&.Wine.-.Woman.King.-.2005.-.VBR.APS.rar saludos
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A éstas horas me da un poco de pereza repasar todas las páginas anteriores........pero creo que éste disco de Belle & Sebastian aún no ha sido posteado.
Nunca he tenido tiempo de escucharlos ( y a millones de otros grupos) detenidamente. Lo poco que ha pasado por mis oidos me ha gustado.
Belle_And_Sebastian-Push_Barman_To_Open_Old_Wounds-2CD-2005-KzT.rar
Nunca he tenido tiempo de escucharlos ( y a millones de otros grupos) detenidamente. Lo poco que ha pasado por mis oidos me ha gustado.
Belle_And_Sebastian-Push_Barman_To_Open_Old_Wounds-2CD-2005-KzT.rar -
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Un disco la mar de curioso, editado hace un par de años, en que Alessandro Baricco recita su magnífica novela City acompañado de los alegres chicos de Air
Air.and.Alessandro.Baricco.-.City.Reading.rar Más información, aquí:
http://www.astralwerks.com/air/city_rea ... rview.html
Saluds
Non domandarci la formula che mondi possa aprirti,
sì qualche storta sillaba e secca come un ramo.
Codesto solo oggi possiamo dirti,
ciò che non siamo, ciò che non vogliamo
Eugenio Montale
sì qualche storta sillaba e secca come un ramo.
Codesto solo oggi possiamo dirti,
ciò che non siamo, ciò che non vogliamo
Eugenio Montale
Pues tío, ya sería casualidad tener un disco llamado Cheralee Dillon titulado Citron y que no fuesen los mismo no?Cheralee Dillon 1995 Citron 192kbs - FiGuRe8.rar
Ahi lo llevas.
¿Tan famosos son estos? Recuerdo verlos tocar en el pub que tenía un amigo en acústico, estuvimos hablando un rato, me firmaron el cd y todo. La verdad, al no volver a oír hablar de ellos, no creí que su música hubiese trascendido.
El colega que tenía el pub conseguía que viniese cada uno... recuerdo haber visto a Malcolm Scarpa allí también. También me firmó el disco, su primer trabajo, si no está por la mula, se pone amablemente
mmmm..Cheralee Lee no es ningún grupo, se trata de una compositora y cantante folk, quizá te estes confundiendo. Que yo sepa no ha venido nunca a España a tocar.
Y famosilla, como que no, ni siquiera en su pueblo. Desgraciadamente.
Seguro que son los mismos, la contraportada son unos pulmones y un corazón, el ribete lateral es rojo y letras amarillas, dentro hay unos esquemas anatómicos de animales con el corazón en rojo, fondo negro... El mío tiene tres firmas en la portada frontal 
He perdido el libro interior 
(dos páginas, podrías estirarte y escaneármelo ) Estos han venido a España, por esas fechas, 95-96, quizás 97, en verano o semana santa, porque había colegas míos de Madrid por aquí. Recuerdo que eran 3, el guitarrista principal (ella lleva la rítmica y voz) pasaba muchas cosas por una multiefectos. Claro que han estado aquí, dónde estabas tú aquellos años?
Y ya que se han puesto cosas en linea acustiquilla:
Esto es una especie de trouvador británico, alcanzó cierta fama cuando a Dylan le dió por tocar en eléctrico:
Donovan - Donovan's Greatest Hits - Complete Album.ZIP (No es Jason Donovan
)Y éste. Van Morrison, lejos de marcarse un acústico clónico-MTV al uso como hicieron casi todos, quiso hacer un homenaje a ese olvidado estilo llamado Skiffle (Alguien sabe lo que es?
), y se juntó con Lonnie Donegan y Chris Barber, saliéndoles esta maravilla:
Lonnie Donegan, Van Morrison - The Skiffle Sessions - Live in Belfast. (192 kbs Por Mikel).ace Usss, qué alivio, ya empezaba a pensar que este hilo sería casi todo de música electrónica, veo que no estoy solo y que hay más gente con gusto por las cuerdas y la madera
Skiffle: Una especie de country acelerado y acústico, que se tocaba con cualquier trasto a mano a modo de percusión, así que era popular, fácil de tocar y barato.
En otro orden de cosas, se ha publicado aquí un link de Vicente Amigo. Para mí, en la actualidad es el guitarrista con ideas más originales, más creatividad y mayor proyección. Su primer disco es una maravilla:
1991 - Vicente Amigo - De Mi Corazon Al Aire_para www.guebon.tk.rar Se dice que cuando algo es bueno, hay que ir a ver de dónde sale, la fuente original, porque seguro que algo se aprende. Y así es en este caso. Sanlúcar fue el maestro de Vicente Amigo, y se lo llevó como segunda guitarra en muchas ocasiones.
Manolo.Sanlúcar-.TAUROMAGIA-.(VBR.Extreme)(flamenco)(por.Medea).rar Y para terminar, el disco que se considera punto de inflexión del flamenco. A partir de este album, muchas torres que parecían inamovibles en el tradicional mundo flamenco y del jondo caen, porque los nuevos talentos de aquel entonces quieren sonar como este disco... y para sonar así, hay que tomar el camino que toma Paco. Para muchos críticos, el mejor álbum de flamenco jamás editado... puede ser.
Paco.de.Lucia-Solo.quiero.caminar.(VBR.Extreme)(por.Medea)(flamenco).rar Además me gustaría que se rompiese el mito de "no escucho flamenco porque no entiendo / se / conozco". Cualquiera de estos tres últimos discos que he puesto es muy accesible, y para escucharlos y disfrutarlos, que yo sepa no hace falta más que bajarlos y el winamp.
Hala, ya he cumplido con el hilo de música para una temporada
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ahí, jeme, con guitarra de palo
y vamos con un poco de pop del rico, rico
>>marshall.crenshaw.-.this.is.easy(ripped.by.yuya).rar <<
y vamos con un poco de pop del rico, rico
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marshall.crenshaw.-.this.is.easy(ripped.by.yuya).rar <<Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Marshall Crenshaw never again scored the commercial success he saw with his acclaimed 1982 self-titled debut, but he kept the knack for writing melodically rich, evocative, touching songs. Culled from releases over a 15-year period (from the explosive '81 single "Something's Gonna Happen" to the fine Miracle of Science), This Is Easy leans heavily toward the pensive side of Crenshaw's oeuvre. Whether nicking an old B.B. King album title ("Blues Is King") for a generalized lament or facing specific questions raised by the everyday ("You Should've Been There," "Better Back Off"), Crenshaw always offers a riff, a hooky chorus, and a thoughtful outlook to ensure each of these songs their long lives. With many of their source albums out of print, This Is Easy fills a real void. --Rickey Wright
Review by William Ruhlmann
Co-compiler Gary Stewart and project assistant David Gorman waste no time at all before addressing the question that has plagued rock critics and fans since 1981: "how can we rationalize the continued underappreciation of Marshall Crenshaw?" It's not just that Crenshaw is a cult favorite and critics' pet; he's also steeped in rock & roll traditions that date back to Buddy Holly and Gene Vincent, and his records are such ear candy that you'd figure they would attract a big audience. Instead, only three of Crenshaw's previous ten albums have even reached the charts, along with just one single; Stewart and Gorman hope this compilation will "set things right." If only it could. Running from 1981 to 1996, the 22-track collection gathers four tracks each from Crenshaw's first three albums, as well as his first indie single "Something's Gonna Happen," the exceptional B-side "You're My Favorite Waste of Time," and assorted tracks from four subsequent albums. Crenshaw doesn't so much write songs as he makes records, at least as interested in guitar textures and what echo is placed on his vocal as what he's singing about. For all the surface pleasure his work provides, the only depth it reveals is one of craft; one is more impressed than really involved. And yet, it would be hard for a rock & roll fan not to enjoy this record, which cherry-picks Crenshaw's albums, diminishing, for example, the inappropriately bombastic production Steve Lillywhite brought to Field Day. The tracks are all pop gems, and they do, as Stewart and Gorman claim, induce the fantasy of a world in which classic, 1965-vintage pop/rock was still on top 20 years later. It's a nice dream for rock & roll fans; with this album they can close their eyes and, for 75 minutes, pretend it's true.
Alguien me ayuda a bajarme este disco de LTJ Bukem
Journey Inwards
LTJ Bukem - Journey Inwards(192kbps).zip
Tiene muy poquitas fuentes. Hay otro más compartido pero tiene que estar a menos de 192kbps. Es uno de los mejores discos de electrónica que he escuchado nunca, me sorprende que esté tan mal compartido en la mula o que no haya otro ripeo de más calidad.
Journey Inwards
LTJ Bukem - Journey Inwards(192kbps).zip Tiene muy poquitas fuentes. Hay otro más compartido pero tiene que estar a menos de 192kbps. Es uno de los mejores discos de electrónica que he escuchado nunca, me sorprende que esté tan mal compartido en la mula o que no haya otro ripeo de más calidad.
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vader
- Oscuro y viejo como el Emperador
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Buenas a todos 
Pinchada la recomendación del "maestro Jemen" , y comentar a locutus que el cd de Joe Satriani no me ha disgustado .
Por último y siguiendo con el tema de las guitarras, recomendar algo del señor "slowhand" Clapton , tal y como él lo llama: "Desde la Cuna", cd del año 1994.
Saludos
Eric.Clapton.From.The.Cradle.MP3-192k.by.kesimoes.musik4all.cjb.net.rar
Desconozco si este enlace es bueno o no pq yo tengo el cd original, pero vale la pena intentarlo
Pinchada la recomendación del "maestro Jemen"
, y comentar a locutus que el cd de Joe Satriani no me ha disgustado .Por último y siguiendo con el tema de las guitarras, recomendar algo del señor "slowhand" Clapton
, tal y como él lo llama: "Desde la Cuna", cd del año 1994.Saludos
Eric.Clapton.From.The.Cradle.MP3-192k.by.kesimoes.musik4all.cjb.net.rar Desconozco si este enlace es bueno o no pq yo tengo el cd original, pero vale la pena intentarlo
Kid Dakota
Hola pues os dejo aquí los dos discos de este dúo (guitarra, voz y batería) que han estado de gira por España estos días con Low. Los discos estan editados en el propio sello de Low y es colaborador asiduo del dúo el propio bajista de Low (Zak Sally) y en el último disco también colaboran Alan y Mimi.
Saludos.
Kid Dakota - So pretty (Chairkickers Music, 2002)
Original Release Date: November 5, 2002
Label: Chairkickers Music
Mp3 192kbps
56,3 Mb
Tracklist:
1. Crossin' Fingers
2. Smokestack
3. Bathroom
4. So Pretty
5. Summer Cold
6. Pairin' Off
7. Coalminer
8. Overcoat
Time out New York:
It's the second-oldest love story in music: Boy meets drugs. It happened to Darren Jackson and, as in so many other love stories, somebody got screwed. Several years ago, the artist who calls himself Kid Dakota left his hometown of Bison, South Dakota, for East Coast academia, only to fall headlong into heroin addiction; it was then, and during a subsequent relocation to Minnesota—the land of 10,000 lakes and nearly as many rehab clinics—that his elegiac 2000 EP So Pretty came together. Chairkickers Union, a small imprint run by the formative slow-core outfit Low, rereleased the record with additional tracks last year; as a full-length, it garnered local acclaim but remains largely under the radar.
That's a shame. So Pretty is a gorgeously sprawling fever dream laced with some of the most evocative addiction imagery since Elliott Smith's darker days. Jackson, along with musical partner Christopher McGuire and sometime guest (and Low bassist) Zak Sally, double-tracks bleak vocals with woozy guitar and stark, bare-bones percussion—including rattling ice-cube trays—to haunting effect. "Smokestack" peels back an initially idyllic lovers' moment with the pleading, defeated refrain: "I promise to quit / If you promise to stay"; on the title track, he sings softly, "Well, it's dull and it's bent and I can't read the numbers / But nevertheless, it's my friend."
It would all be too unremittingly grim if Jackson didn't have such a sure sense of melody. The affair may be long over, but he's written a memorable good-bye letter.
--Leah Greenblatt
E-link:
Kid.Dakota.-.So.pretty.(192Kbps).by.jorgito24.rar
Kid Dakota - The west is the future (Chairkickers Music, 2004)
Original Release Date: October 5, 2004
Label: Chairkickers Music
Mp3 192kbps
69,25Mb
Tracklist:
1. Pilgrim
2. Homesteader
3. Pine Ridge
4. Ivan
5. Ten Thousand Lakes
6. Starlight Motel
7. Winterkill
8. 2001
9. Atomic Pilgrim
Pitchformedia.com (7,2) said:
Originally from the tiny village of Bison, S.D., (pop. 400 or so), singer-songwriter Darren Jackson knows firsthand what little comfort the landscape of the Northern Great Plains provides for its inhabitants. With the inhospitable monotony of its countryside, its brutally unforgiving winters, and summers when the crops either wither from no rain or are pummeled by fist-sized hailstones, the upper plain states practically beg travelers to keep on moving, assuring them that something better is bound to appear just over the next horizon.
The West Is the Future, Kid Dakota's second album for Low's Chairkickers Union label, is steeped in the sound of the open prairie. With assistance from Low bassist Zak Sally, drummer Christopher McGuire, and guitarist Erik Appelwick, Jackson's songs are filled with vast, empty spaces frequently interrupted by turbulent dust storms and winds which carry distant smoke signals and the barest echoes of cowboy campfire twang. Jackson's silvery voice flows through this parched scenery like water from a glacier-fed spring, making him sound like a Badlands version of Thom Yorke.
Throughout the album, Jackson looks upon those seeking solace from the harsh realities of this world with a sympathetic mixture of pity and scorn. On opener "Pilgrim" he sings, "Howdy there pilgrim/ You're not transcendental/ There's nothing beyond you/ There's nothing to hope for" with the head-shaking disapproval of a pioneer watching his new neighbor building a rickety cabin in the flood plain. This theme of futility continues on the Sparklehorse-like epic "Homesteader" ("The windmills are spinning to no avail. But nature's indifferent/ It's beyond God's control") while the guitars spit sand and the background vocals of Low's Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker circle like hungry crows.
Regrettably, there are points where Jackson loses the map and succumbs to the pitfalls of narrative songwriting, as on the stereotype-ridden reservation portrait "Pine Ridge" ("With their government check they go buy liquor/ and it makes their thoughts grow dim and dimmer"), a track that's still almost saved by the closing powwow pound of Sally and McGuire.Ê Less fortunate is the over-long dirge "Starlight Motel" which operates under the cliched assumption (inspired by Norman Bates and David Lynch) that mysterious evil forces lurk behind every blinking "Vacancy" sign in the country.
Also less-than-completely-successful is "10,000 Lakes", a song that's very obviously a deeply personal tribute to Jackson's current home: Minnesota. In addition to all those lakes, Minnesota is also home to several prominent drug treatment centers-- including one where Jackson was able to overcome his own chemical dependency. Given that heavy emotional backdrop, it seems odd that Jackson spends so much of the song trying to lighten the mood with throwaway lines like "I didn't come for ice-fishing/ I didn't come for duck huntingÉI'm no fan of the Vikings or subzero wind chills." These smirking jokes ring hollow, especially when contrasted with the understated beauty of the song's acoustic arrangement and Jackson's slippery, elongated delivery of the heartfelt chorus "I came for the taper/ I came to get better."
But although there are some rough patches to negotiate, The West Is the Future contains ample evidence of an ambitious, talented band just beginning to find its legs.Ê Judging from the themes of these songs, Kid Dakota wouldn't approve overly optimistic predictions of their future. So suffice it to say that here the band displays a potential similar to what you might've detected on Modest Mouse's earliest releases had you been paying better attention, and that it should be fun to see what Jackson and his cohorts can deliver.
-Matthew Murphy
E-link:
Kid.Dakota.-.The.west.is.the.future.(192kbps).by.jorgito24.rar
+info:
http://www.kiddakota.com/index.html
http://www.chairkickers.com
Pues eso, los mantengo en lanzamiento, aunque ya debe haber varias fuentes completas.Original Release Date: November 5, 2002
Label: Chairkickers Music
Mp3 192kbps
56,3 Mb
Tracklist:
1. Crossin' Fingers
2. Smokestack
3. Bathroom
4. So Pretty
5. Summer Cold
6. Pairin' Off
7. Coalminer
8. Overcoat
Time out New York:
It's the second-oldest love story in music: Boy meets drugs. It happened to Darren Jackson and, as in so many other love stories, somebody got screwed. Several years ago, the artist who calls himself Kid Dakota left his hometown of Bison, South Dakota, for East Coast academia, only to fall headlong into heroin addiction; it was then, and during a subsequent relocation to Minnesota—the land of 10,000 lakes and nearly as many rehab clinics—that his elegiac 2000 EP So Pretty came together. Chairkickers Union, a small imprint run by the formative slow-core outfit Low, rereleased the record with additional tracks last year; as a full-length, it garnered local acclaim but remains largely under the radar.
That's a shame. So Pretty is a gorgeously sprawling fever dream laced with some of the most evocative addiction imagery since Elliott Smith's darker days. Jackson, along with musical partner Christopher McGuire and sometime guest (and Low bassist) Zak Sally, double-tracks bleak vocals with woozy guitar and stark, bare-bones percussion—including rattling ice-cube trays—to haunting effect. "Smokestack" peels back an initially idyllic lovers' moment with the pleading, defeated refrain: "I promise to quit / If you promise to stay"; on the title track, he sings softly, "Well, it's dull and it's bent and I can't read the numbers / But nevertheless, it's my friend."
It would all be too unremittingly grim if Jackson didn't have such a sure sense of melody. The affair may be long over, but he's written a memorable good-bye letter.
--Leah Greenblatt
E-link:
Kid.Dakota.-.So.pretty.(192Kbps).by.jorgito24.rar Kid Dakota - The west is the future (Chairkickers Music, 2004)
Original Release Date: October 5, 2004
Label: Chairkickers Music
Mp3 192kbps
69,25Mb
Tracklist:
1. Pilgrim
2. Homesteader
3. Pine Ridge
4. Ivan
5. Ten Thousand Lakes
6. Starlight Motel
7. Winterkill
8. 2001
9. Atomic Pilgrim
Pitchformedia.com (7,2) said:
Originally from the tiny village of Bison, S.D., (pop. 400 or so), singer-songwriter Darren Jackson knows firsthand what little comfort the landscape of the Northern Great Plains provides for its inhabitants. With the inhospitable monotony of its countryside, its brutally unforgiving winters, and summers when the crops either wither from no rain or are pummeled by fist-sized hailstones, the upper plain states practically beg travelers to keep on moving, assuring them that something better is bound to appear just over the next horizon.
The West Is the Future, Kid Dakota's second album for Low's Chairkickers Union label, is steeped in the sound of the open prairie. With assistance from Low bassist Zak Sally, drummer Christopher McGuire, and guitarist Erik Appelwick, Jackson's songs are filled with vast, empty spaces frequently interrupted by turbulent dust storms and winds which carry distant smoke signals and the barest echoes of cowboy campfire twang. Jackson's silvery voice flows through this parched scenery like water from a glacier-fed spring, making him sound like a Badlands version of Thom Yorke.
Throughout the album, Jackson looks upon those seeking solace from the harsh realities of this world with a sympathetic mixture of pity and scorn. On opener "Pilgrim" he sings, "Howdy there pilgrim/ You're not transcendental/ There's nothing beyond you/ There's nothing to hope for" with the head-shaking disapproval of a pioneer watching his new neighbor building a rickety cabin in the flood plain. This theme of futility continues on the Sparklehorse-like epic "Homesteader" ("The windmills are spinning to no avail. But nature's indifferent/ It's beyond God's control") while the guitars spit sand and the background vocals of Low's Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker circle like hungry crows.
Regrettably, there are points where Jackson loses the map and succumbs to the pitfalls of narrative songwriting, as on the stereotype-ridden reservation portrait "Pine Ridge" ("With their government check they go buy liquor/ and it makes their thoughts grow dim and dimmer"), a track that's still almost saved by the closing powwow pound of Sally and McGuire.Ê Less fortunate is the over-long dirge "Starlight Motel" which operates under the cliched assumption (inspired by Norman Bates and David Lynch) that mysterious evil forces lurk behind every blinking "Vacancy" sign in the country.
Also less-than-completely-successful is "10,000 Lakes", a song that's very obviously a deeply personal tribute to Jackson's current home: Minnesota. In addition to all those lakes, Minnesota is also home to several prominent drug treatment centers-- including one where Jackson was able to overcome his own chemical dependency. Given that heavy emotional backdrop, it seems odd that Jackson spends so much of the song trying to lighten the mood with throwaway lines like "I didn't come for ice-fishing/ I didn't come for duck huntingÉI'm no fan of the Vikings or subzero wind chills." These smirking jokes ring hollow, especially when contrasted with the understated beauty of the song's acoustic arrangement and Jackson's slippery, elongated delivery of the heartfelt chorus "I came for the taper/ I came to get better."
But although there are some rough patches to negotiate, The West Is the Future contains ample evidence of an ambitious, talented band just beginning to find its legs.Ê Judging from the themes of these songs, Kid Dakota wouldn't approve overly optimistic predictions of their future. So suffice it to say that here the band displays a potential similar to what you might've detected on Modest Mouse's earliest releases had you been paying better attention, and that it should be fun to see what Jackson and his cohorts can deliver.
-Matthew Murphy
E-link:
Kid.Dakota.-.The.west.is.the.future.(192kbps).by.jorgito24.rar +info:
http://www.kiddakota.com/index.html
http://www.chairkickers.com
Saludos.
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Four Tet
Aprovecho que hasta mañana estoy en casa y os pongo el nuevo disco de Four Tet que saldrá a la venta el 23 de Mayo y también el excepcional "Rounds". Four tet es el proyecto electrónico del guitarrista del grupo de post-rock Fridge, Kieran Hebden. Aunque debido a su éxito tras "Rounds" ya no se sabe cual es el proyecto paralelo. jeje. Sonido entre electronica, trip-hop, free-jazz, etc, etc. Esto de poner etiquetas no me mola nada.
Saludos a todos.
Four Tet - Rounds
Domino (2003)
Four.Tet.-.Rounds.-.EAC. .LAME.(APX).by.FalloutBoy.zip
Four Tet - Everything Ecstatic
Domino (2005)
Four Tet - Everything Ecstatic (lame,cbr,320kbps).rar
track list:
1. A joy 3:07
2. Smile around the face 4:30
3. Fuji check 0:23
4. Sun drums and soil 6:14
5. Clouding 1:43
6. And then patterns 4:42
7. High fives 5:06
8. Turtle turtle up 2:09
9. Sleep, eat food, have visions 7:43
10. You were there with me 5:52
Página oficial: http://www.fourtet.net/
Sello: http://www.dominorecordco.com/site/
Yo ya lo tengo pinchadito, esperando a que caiga.Domino (2003)
Four.Tet.-.Rounds.-.EAC. .LAME.(APX).by.FalloutBoy.zip Four Tet - Everything Ecstatic
Domino (2005)
Four Tet - Everything Ecstatic (lame,cbr,320kbps).rar track list:
1. A joy 3:07
2. Smile around the face 4:30
3. Fuji check 0:23
4. Sun drums and soil 6:14
5. Clouding 1:43
6. And then patterns 4:42
7. High fives 5:06
8. Turtle turtle up 2:09
9. Sleep, eat food, have visions 7:43
10. You were there with me 5:52
Página oficial: http://www.fourtet.net/
Sello: http://www.dominorecordco.com/site/
Saludos a todos.
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Morrissey21
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Lo cierto es que a la fuerza de postear el hilo ha quedado demasiado desorganizado. No sé cuál sería la fórmula para aclararlo, pero se necesita urgentemente una solución.17 páginas y creciendo... ¿qué tal una ramificación genérica? Crear hilos musicales temáticos podría ser una solución ¿no?
¿Qué tal una especie de discografía (al estilo "Filmografías") y que alguien se ocupe de ello actualizando un post inicial?
A mí me mola el eclectismo que se respira aquí, yo abogo más por un bonzopoe's resurrection - Buena música, no tan conocida returns y abrir otro hilo que continúe este. Así el que se haya chupado todo el primer volumen, ya sólo atiende al segundo. Se cierra el primero con un último post que enlace con el segundo y así no hay lío. Yo incluso lo dejaría fijo.
Y bueno, aprovechando, para aquellos que se quedaron prendados del jazz acústico que desprendía la película Acordes y Desacuerdos, aquí va un poco de jazz manouche o gitano:
The Rosenberg Trio - Impressions - 192 kb - High quality - by Abarth.rar
Y más jazz acústico. Joe Pass, una guitarra de tapa arqueada sin enchufar, una hora improvisando solo... Es un disco tranquilo, da la sensación de tener al tío Joe tocando a tu lado, disfrutando de los temas que le apetecen, a veces enlazándolos unos con otros, etc.
Joe Pass - Virtuoso.rar
Un saludillo
Y bueno, aprovechando, para aquellos que se quedaron prendados del jazz acústico que desprendía la película Acordes y Desacuerdos, aquí va un poco de jazz manouche o gitano:
The Rosenberg Trio - Impressions - 192 kb - High quality - by Abarth.rar Y más jazz acústico. Joe Pass, una guitarra de tapa arqueada sin enchufar, una hora improvisando solo... Es un disco tranquilo, da la sensación de tener al tío Joe tocando a tu lado, disfrutando de los temas que le apetecen, a veces enlazándolos unos con otros, etc.
Joe Pass - Virtuoso.rar Un saludillo