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@tethor:cy15cnmq:
@serukusuo:cy15cnmq:
menos discos y más conciertos, Robert Pollas.
Si conciertos si que da (y enormes por cierto), pero en su pais solo…
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@Moz:1o48vedx:
@tethor:1o48vedx:
@serukusuo:1o48vedx:
menos discos y más conciertos, Robert Pollas.
Si conciertos si que da (y enormes por cierto), pero en su pais solo…
Es que yo entro cada dia en la web de boston spaceships para ver si hay sorpresa y el 2009 entoavía esta vacío.
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Yo creo que al final habrá gira con los Boston Spacehips.
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Campaña de publicidad de audi
la respuesta de bmw:
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buenísimo.
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esto de BMW y Audi ya hace tiempo que va.
Este es muy grande: http://www.eatliver.com/bmw-audi-subaru-bentley/
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@IzxcvI:2srjuxni:
Lo pongo aquí por ponerlo en algún sitio.
Hijosdeputa los de U2 con lo de la gira 360ª, pedazo de escenario están montando en el camp nou, no había visto nada igual en mi vida.
Impresionante.jooooder
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Dentro de poco va a estar prohibido que los nativos de Indonesia vistan como lo han hecho siempre por una ley antipornografía!
Ya sabéis, denunciad a los médicos por vouyeurs, pervertidos, y los ginecólogos ya ni te explico, violadores todos!Encima lo publica El Mundo. Hay que tener sentido del humor.
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@Stereo:3orhq7m9:
@IzxcvI:3orhq7m9:
Lo pongo aquí por ponerlo en algún sitio.
Hijosdeputa los de U2 con lo de la gira 360ª, pedazo de escenario están montando en el camp nou, no había visto nada igual en mi vida.
Impresionante.jooooder
Con el dinero de ese escenario montabas 20 hospitales en Africa, BONO HIJODEPUTA
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y encima es horrendo, que cosa más fea.
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Bono es el Florentino de la música.
Y U2 el Madrid, claro (aunque U2 llevan más años que los blancos sin ganar nada)
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Todo el rollo humanitario del Bono queda invalidado desde el momento en que NO PAGA IMPUESTOS usando tocas las triquiñuelas legas y paradisos fiscales posibles. Hay que tener cojones para pedir la condonación de la deuda al África cuando nisiquiera él, siendo multimillonario, está dispuesto a pagar su contribución. De donde pretende que salga el dinero?
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Hay que entenderlo, al pobre bono. Ese escenario sólo lo llevan construyendo un par de semanas, no ha costado tanto, y habrá sacado del paró a un montón de gentes, como 20! Y total, no es para tanto, eso lo han construido adrede, pero adrede para el camp nou, eso no cabe en el Bernabeu u otros campos de fútbol, y no por que lo diga yo, que no he estado en otro, sino por gente que se sabe las medidas de memoria. Vamos que en los otros sitios habrán construido otros, por que además, coño haced cuentas: concierto diario, 2 semanas para montar el tinglado…
Además, que os pensabais, que todo este pollo es para las dos horas que dura el concierto? noooo, ignorantes, ¡Que son dos conciertos de dos horas! seguidos! que no habrá que desmontarlo ni nada!A que ahora no jode tanto?
Os falta por ver lo que van a hacer con ese matojo de leds… sube, baja y se abre como un puto acordeón!
Ui, y la mesa de sonido… Eso es como un escenario del primavera, pero hecho casa! Con toldo como una tienda de campaña, sus ventanitas, sus dos o tres salas (supongo que sonido + luces + audiovisuales).
Mi deducción: Montar un pollo enorme y a ver si la gente no se fija mucho en U2, que son lo de menos.
En fin, que me pongo y no paro.
He oído que eso luego lo da para que hagan una cabaña-iglesia en Madagascar.
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Muy bien el de Fleet Foxes defendiendo las descargas públicamente:
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Bands 'better because of piracy'
By Ian Youngs
Music reporter, BBC NewsThe rise of illegal downloading has been good for the music scene, helping to create a generation of exciting new acts, according to US band Fleet Foxes.
File-sharing has been the scourge of record labels for the past decade.
But singer Robin Pecknold said it had made it easier for musicians, including him, to discover lots of classic music that has influenced and inspired them.
"As much music as musicians can hear, that will only make music richer as an artform," Pecknold told BBC News.
"I think we're seeing that now with tons of new bands that are amazing, and are doing way better music now than was being made pre-Napster."
The original Napster launched in June 1999 and became the first mass file-sharing service, sparking an ongoing battle between the music industry and popular but unlicensed song services.
Pecknold, 23, says his band, one of the success stories of 2008, would have been different had he not had access to Napster and similar music sources while growing up.
"That was how I discovered almost everything when I was a teenager - my dad brought home a modem," he said.
"That was how I was exposed to almost all of the music that I love to this day, and still that's the easiest way to find really obscure stuff.
"I've discovered so much music through that medium. That will be true of any artist my age, absolutely."
Brian Wilson's Smile and The Zombies' Odessey and Oracle were among the albums he discovered through the service, he said.
Record companies argue that piracy means people buy less music, which in turn means the labels have less money to spend on developing new acts.
The music industry has been hit hard in the last 10 years, with global album sales down more than 50% since 1999 - and the blame largely aimed at file-sharing.
Complaints 'disgusting'
But Pecknold said he did not object to file-sharing. **"I've downloaded hundreds and hundreds of records - why would I care if somebody downloads ours? That's such a petty thing to care about.
"I mean, how much money does one person need? I think it's disgusting when people complain about that, personally."**
Fleet Foxes' self-titled debut album was released last June and was named best album of 2008 by Billboard, The Times, Mojo, Pitchfork and Uncut.
The harmonic Seattle folk rock five-piece also earned two Brit Award nominations at the start of the year.
Their slow-burning success continued as the album peaked at number three in the UK chart in February.
On Thursday, the group beat Leonard Cohen and Radiohead to be named best live act at the Mojo magazine awards in London._
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Mierda, me acaba de llegar un comunicado que Chris Knox de Nueva Zelanda se encuentra en el hospital.
Como vi que hab´ia tanto fan.
_Pioneering New Zealand rock musician Chris Knox is in hospital after suffering a stoke on Thursday.
Knox, 56, one of the founders of iconic independent music label Flying Nun, was in Auckland Hospital, Radio New Zealand reported.
His best known songs include the hit Not Given Lightly.
Knox is also known as a writer and cartoonist.
A family spokesperson said Knox's partner and children are focusing on his recovery._
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notición:
At The Drive-In in reformation talks
Defunct El Paso band At The Drive-In have been in talks to reform, according to their former singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala.
The band split in 2001, with Bixler-Zavala subsequently forming prog-rock band The Mars Volta with fellow At The Drive-In guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López.
Now the singer has said that he has been in discussions with the band's former members, and has suggested that they could get back together after they sort their financial business out.
"We've been making amends with a lot of the members and having some really good talks with them," he told Drowned In Sound. "We've been trying to get our financial business in order because a lot of people have been ripping off that band really badly."
He added: "I wouldn't mind it [a reformation]. It might happen, we just have to iron out a lot of personal things. A lot of it we've dealt with already and I've apologised for a lot of things I've said and the way it ended… we'll see what happens."
Yo es que siempre he sido mas de estos que de Mars Volta (muy buenos pero demasiado pajilleros a ratos para mi gusto)
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Hoy ha salido un artículo en El Periódico que habla de las nuevas bandas de pop en Catalunya.
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@beefheart:18wefokh:
notición:
At The Drive-In in reformation talks
Defunct El Paso band At The Drive-In have been in talks to reform, according to their former singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala.
The band split in 2001, with Bixler-Zavala subsequently forming prog-rock band The Mars Volta with fellow At The Drive-In guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López.
Now the singer has said that he has been in discussions with the band's former members, and has suggested that they could get back together after they sort their financial business out.
"We've been making amends with a lot of the members and having some really good talks with them," he told Drowned In Sound. "We've been trying to get our financial business in order because a lot of people have been ripping off that band really badly."
He added: "I wouldn't mind it [a reformation]. It might happen, we just have to iron out a lot of personal things. A lot of it we've dealt with already and I've apologised for a lot of things I've said and the way it ended… we'll see what happens."
Yo es que siempre he sido mas de estos que de Mars Volta (muy buenos pero demasiado pajilleros a ratos para mi gusto)
Para el PS 2010 YA!
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…los MGMT han dedicado una canción a Dan Tracey de los TV Personalities...saldrà en Enero en su nuevo cd "Congratulations"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQKSIPhuqe4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6AMDJFnyN0...suena bastante "brittish"...
~ Please, ignore the above post. It was written only to invoke pity and/or sympathy and/or laughs ~
Does it bother you that the picture doesn't show?~
... Music Is My Everything
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