Filtraciones '09
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Suena a mierda. Con todos mis respetos, Iñigo.
Te recomiendo que envíes esa carpeta a la papelera de reciclaje e inviertas el tiempo en comenzar por el GENERIC, sí, pero también el GONE FISHIN'. El primero tal vez es su mejor álbum como conjunto, pero el segundo contiene las que, en mi opinión, son sus tres canciones más logradas:
- the light, the sound, the rhythm, the noise.
- survivors of the plague.
- one by one.
Del recopilatorio SEX BOMB BABY! también te conviene recuperar, al menos, ese gran himno existencialista: falling.
¿Me parece a mí o existe un íntimo lazo entre flipper y eskorbuto?
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@Pelukini:3aca7ok8:
Esta ya un poco colgado esto.Si te referias al de City Center, lo siento, no lo habia visto… No domino mucho lo de la busqueda y como aun lo descubri hoy.....
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No pasa nada hombreeeeeeeeeee, bueno sí un Ben&Bruno (jajaja hacía tiempo que no decía la palabra mágica)
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por cierto, alguna vez he buscado el tutorial aquel que hizo andtheworld pero nunca lo encontré, alguien sabe donde está? gracias de antepie
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Qué ironía no encontrar el tutorial de busqueda.
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Paradoja, yo diría.
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Starving Weirdos - Into An Energy
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=66CR70L8
@xg6nqg7i:
An intense and dizzying experience, this new collection of works by Californian duo Starving Weirdos arrives on Bo Weavil with a droning density that's at first intimidating. This music is often rather difficult to unravel, and you'll find yourself hopelessly trying to pick out individual instruments among the incendiary clamour, losing your way trying to discern what it is exactly you're listen to. Drifts of primal, atavistic sounds intermingle with more austere droning passages, lurching around in a strangely distant recording scenario that's part-live performance, part- carefully sculpted production. In its most intense moments Into An Energy recalls the battered psychotropic ambiences of Yellow Swans or Hototogisu recordings, but pieces like 'Dawn In The Distance' and 'Ocean Seal Concentration' reveal that this is a band that has more subtle experimental form on its agenda too, rifling through arrhythmic percussive elements and harmonically cohesive passages of sustain.
Toma drone.
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Uh!! qué guay!! gracias Toxi por el de Chris Garneau. Su "Music For Turism" fue uno de mis discos del 2007.
Por cierto, lo de las Cocorosie, se puede decir que ¿es una broma? cosa más mala, por deus… Se les ha ido la flapa.
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De estos chicos creo que solo se habian filtrado las demos, pero me he encontado el LP esta manhana (espero que no lo hayais colgado ya…)
Discovery: LP (2009)
(Vampire weekend + ra ra riot) -
Nouvelle Vague - 3
Tracklist:
1. Master & Servant feat. Martin Gore (originally by Depeche Mode)
2. Blister In The Sun (originally by Violent Femmes)
3. Road To Nowhere (originally by Talking Heads)
4. All My Colours feat. Ian Mc Culloch (originally by Echo & The Bunnymen)
5. The American (originally by Simple Minds)
6. Heaven (originally by Psychedelic Furs)
7. Parade feat. Barry Adamson (originally by Magazine)
8. Metal (originally by Eloisia)
9. Ca Plane Pour Moi (originally by Plastic Bertrand)
10. Our Lips Are Sealed feat. Terry Hall (originally by The Go-Go's)
11. God Save The Queen (originally by Sex Pistols)
12. Say Hello Wave Goodbye (originally by Soft Cell)
13. So Lonely (originally by The Police)http://rapidshare.com/files/243053088/nouvellevague3.zip.html -
**Lydia Lunch - Big Sexy Noise [sartorial, 2009]
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http://rapidshare.com/files/243229895/LL_-_BSN.ZIP -
@Thomasfrom:
De estos chicos creo que solo se habian filtrado las demos, pero me he encontado el LP esta manhana (espero que no lo hayais colgado ya…)
Discovery: LP (2009)
(Vampire weekend + ra ra riot)Y si se ha colgado da igual, para retrasados (Si, tambien mental) va cojonudo.
Gracias
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@explosion:3hkquveh:
Nouvelle Vague - 3
Tracklist:
1. Master & Servant feat. Martin Gore (originally by Depeche Mode)
2. Blister In The Sun (originally by Violent Femmes)
3. Road To Nowhere (originally by Talking Heads)
4. All My Colours feat. Ian Mc Culloch (originally by Echo & The Bunnymen)
5. The American (originally by Simple Minds)
6. Heaven (originally by Psychedelic Furs)
7. Parade feat. Barry Adamson (originally by Magazine)
8. Metal (originally by Eloisia)
9. Ca Plane Pour Moi (originally by Plastic Bertrand)
10. Our Lips Are Sealed feat. Terry Hall (originally by The Go-Go's)
11. God Save The Queen (originally by Sex Pistols)
12. Say Hello Wave Goodbye (originally by Soft Cell)
13. So Lonely (originally by The Police)http://rapidshare.com/files/243053088/nouvellevague3.zip.htmlEste rollito ya me aburre. Hay que decirles a estos chicos que Ibiza ya no mola.
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@Kiototar:33njgeow:
Uh!! qué guay!! gracias Toxi por el de Chris Garneau. Su "Music For Turism" fue uno de mis discos del 2007.
Por cierto, lo de las Cocorosie, se puede decir que ¿es una broma? cosa más mala, por deus… Se les ha ido la flapa.
Sí, Yo pienso igual con Cocorosie, creo que les ha llegado el momento de reinventarse, su estilo ya no avanza más.
En mi opinión han pasado de hacer grandes cosas como algunos temas del "La mansion de mon reve" o " noah's ark"a aburrirme como una ostra como con "The Adventures Of Ghosthorse & Stillborn" . -
efectivamente. Sus dos primeros discos (sobre todo La Maison) sonaban analógicos. Sus ruiditos tenían la magia que tiene la electrónica de dormitorio y estaban muy currados. Loops y teclas delicadas de piano, voces casi radiofónicas y xilófono… una pasada. Ahora lo que hacen es tan convencional que suena vulgar. Algo parecido le ha pasado a Hanne Hukkelberg, por cierto. Chicas, la cuestión es NO darle al play.
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@Kiototar:23do6r7r:
Este rollito ya me aburre. Hay que decirles a estos chicos que Ibiza ya no mola.
+1
o por lo menos que se pongan a hacer versiones interesantes en plan Cindy Lauper o cosas así
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el sello africantape en colaboración con sickroom ofrece un sampler descargable con grupos como aucan, three second kiss, hey! tonal, bear claw, l'ocelle mare, pink mountain, passemontagne… para gente a la que le guste touch & go, southern, ecstatic peace...
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http://rs4.rapidshare.com/files/229224755/elfinsaddleIP.rar Fairytale drone-folk casts a charm. As mystical as the magic mushroom they named themselves after, this Montreal duo create an unsettling hybrid of western archival folk and Japanese music that sounds like a Brothers Grimm fairytale set in a forest after dark -
“Away We Go” -OST (Alexi Murdoch & others)
Alexi Murdoch, yes that Alexi Murdoch. Not just for the teen dramas anymore! Seriously though, a favourite for a long time for great singer songwriter quality is Alexi Murdoch. He has that calming voice, delicate guitar work and just a great vibe. What wouldn’t his music be good for? An afternoon lazing around the house, a road trip along the coast, background music while you construct your first novel and yes, a soundtrack to a movie. The movie in question is “Away We Go” and it will be released in just under a month on June 5th in LA and New York with the wide release soon after. It is directed by Sam Mendes (Oscar winning Sam Mendes thank you very much) and is the first original screenplay by novelists Dave Eggers & Vendela Vida. Basically it is considered a contemporary snapshot of a particular couple’s travels across America - oh the dramatics and shenanigans ensue. Following a cast of John Krasinski of “The Office” fame and Maya Rudolph who you will know as a recent grad of Saturday Night Live. What else do you need? But the music - it includes more than Alexi, but he figures predominantly (at 8 of the 12 tracks, plus a bonus track, so I guess 9 or 13?) and it is a mix of old and new Murdoch songs. Some tracks are from previous albums and some are newly released (but keen ears will know that there a couple of songs that are also on a mysterious self released EP “Towards The Sun” that surfaced in the last few weeks on various leak sites - without even a mention on his own website!). I must say that personally I think he is a great choice for a soundtrack if for nothing else to get more material from him. I have to say that he is consistently good and whether you consider him too mainstream gushy to be taken seriously, then you just don’t get him. It’s good stuff, period.http://rapidshare.com/files/243468604/Soundtracks____Away_We_Go____K.rar
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