Mas emo que el viento

FUN

Lo vi ayer, lastima que el resto del cartel sea una mierda, no vale la pena el viaje, a ver si aprovechan para hacer unos cuantos bolos más.

Fossa Garrafoni

La verdad es que sí, el resto del cartel de momento es bastante lamentable.

Dan Hoerner

Me tiro esto por la feis, todo el catálogo Mineral remasterizado del najas en una compilación exclusiva para Japón. A 320kbps, 252MB más emos que el puto viento.

Mineral - The Complete Collection (2010)

http://narod.ru/disk/60646742001.c3e05660dd78957b032c0a2fe44ee73a/2010%20-%20The%20Complete%20Collection.rar.html

password : thelastwordisrejoice

estatvegetal

Se requiere password, gracias.

Dan Hoerner

es facil de imaginar : thelastwordisrejoice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX0mICj5Wts

estatvegetal

It is Happening Again: A Texas is the Reason Microfilm (Part I)

http://youtu.be/ZLcDhOMtHFI

Creo que dicho documento se nos había pasado por alto a todos.

calltheranger

¿por qué ahora? hijosdeputa, basta de reuniones! me han entrado muchas ganas de verlos y uno nunca sabe si eso será posible. coco, espero que ya los tengáis fichados!

Dan Hoerner

Gracias Estat.

Dan Hoerner

@bruce_billis:2q0780nw:

¿por qué ahora? hijosdeputa, basta de reuniones! me han entrado muchas ganas de verlos y uno nunca sabe si eso será posible. coco, espero que ya los tengáis fichados!

yo creo que coco no entra en este hilo ni los días de fiebre alta, jeje.

Dan Hoerner

Estatis, has oido Solea? Es un grupo que formaron Garret, el cantante de Texas Is The Reason, y Serge, el de Samiam. No es que la partieran pero la voz de Garret ya merece una escucha.

FUN

Yo no, me los apunto, porque vaya dos grupazos…..

estatvegetal

Tenía controlados los 2 largos pero desconocía la existencia de uno de sus Ep. Ya me puse a completar los archivos de su correspondiente carpeta, si hay emos que necesiten alguno, lo dejo por aquí.

FUN

Yo estat, que los he escuchado en Spoti, pero si lo tienes para descarga, pues me haces muy feliz.

estatvegetal

Solea / Crash - A Split Seveninch Release 7'' (2002) 320kbps

http://www.mediafire.com/?fkj854tyw3ylddi

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Garage Fuzz / Solea - Working on the Title (2002) 320kbps

http://www.mediafire.com/?kjknj2r169ozjd2

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Solea - Solea EP (2002) 192kps

http://www.mediafire.com/?om5p9v199meb5jm

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Solea - Even Stranger EP (2003) 192kbps

http://www.mediafire.com/?8qde8gis9n5rms4

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Solea - Solea (2004) V0

http://www.mediafire.com/?tqttf0x1ah0vtg3

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Solea - Finally We Are Nowhere (2007) 320kbps

http://www.mediafire.com/?6eh3c6guceio8ky

Edit: Puse la imagen de todos y se han ido esfumando.

Dan Hoerner

Con la Mineralización que vuelvo a sufrir búltimamente está de Dios dejar por aquí, en buena calidad, la primera entrega que dejó la siguiente banda de Chris Simpson, The Gloria Record.

The Gloria Record - The Gloria Record EP (Crank,1998)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/d5vpl2

Dan Hoerner

http://perfectlines.wordpress.com/2009/ ... s-simpson/

What are your thoughts on “emo” in general? When did you first hear it used in combination with describing the music you made (be it with Mineral, the Gloria Record, or Zookeeper)?

CS: “I’m confused and uninspired by it. I remember when I first heard it was when I gave a tape of Mineral to someone I respected who was also a musician and he asked what sort of stuff it was. I guess maybe I mentioned Sunny Day Real Estate as a reference and he said, “Oh, so it’s kind of emo?” I was confused and thought he was referring to the club Emo’s here in Austin where we played a lot in those days. I couldn’t figure out what he could mean by that as a description because as far as the bands who played at Emo’s at the time, I don’t think we were the norm. It was much more of a crusty, garagey, sort of punk sound for the most part. Soon after I realized what it was he was saying and that a lot of other people were saying it too. And they were referring to a lot of predecessors like Rites of Spring, etc that I was unfamiliar with. There was also a real tie to the hardcore scene, which seemed to me to be the farthest from what I identified Mineral with. So, yeah…”

In Andy Greenwald’s book Nothing Feels Good, he pegs Mineral as “a quartet of deathly serious young men,” yet, all lyrical connotations
aside, it doesn’t seem to be the case – the liner notes to the Power of Failing include a description that states “Mineral = pizza boys
gone rock.” Do you feel that the label of “emo” has done something of a dis-service to you (and various others) and your music?

CS: “My friend Chris Colbert said it was belittling to the content of the music, and I think that’s an accurate assessment. It was fun for a bit
to feel that there was this movement that we were considered a part of, but pretty soon you start to realize the danger such classifications pose to creative freedom. The fact is that it was a movement, but not one we were going through so much as one the people who listened to us and came to our shows were going through. As far as Andy Greenwald, I haven’t read the book but I think he was communicating something that a lot of people were also echoing. There was a seriousness and intensity to the material which was not necessarily mirrored in us personally. But most outsiders would have had no way of knowing it. We were, as the liner notes said, actually four pizza boys gone rock.