Filtraciones '09
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Excelente primera toma de contacto con este trío inglés chicos/chica. Sonido oscuro, bajo rotundo, estructuras kraut, y voz a lo Lydia Lunch es lo que dan a entender los tres temas colgados en su myspace (espectacular "Chrome September"). Myspace para el que quiera curiosear:
http://www.myspace.com/quadthrowsalchowmusicy enlace para el que quiera ir al grano:
Quad Throw Salchow "Speed"
@3v0yx4tf:
rock oscuro de ramalazo kraut
http://rapidshare.com/files/235451221/Quad_Throw_Salchow-Speed-2009-DV8.rar -
@estatvegetal:3a2wnqvz:
@valdifico:3a2wnqvz:
A proposito, tengo un pequeño reto para los 'maestros filtradores'. Existe un disco al que le tengo ganas y no encuentro ningún link, es el Bipolar del Cuarteto de Nos…pese a que ya fue lanzado el disco, la banda se a mandado una lucha antipiratería más dura que Metallica, eliminando los links rápidamente.
Si me pueden conseguir un link les estaré a mil agradecido.
PD: existe una versión no oficial que recorre toda la red...
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7XKHB4H9Gracias estatvegetal por la colaboración, pero esa es la versión 'falsa' del disco, le falta un tema y están ordenados alfabéticamente.
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@valdifico:2ap7oqkh:
@estatvegetal:2ap7oqkh:
@valdifico:2ap7oqkh:
A proposito, tengo un pequeño reto para los 'maestros filtradores'. Existe un disco al que le tengo ganas y no encuentro ningún link, es el Bipolar del Cuarteto de Nos…pese a que ya fue lanzado el disco, la banda se a mandado una lucha antipiratería más dura que Metallica, eliminando los links rápidamente.
Si me pueden conseguir un link les estaré a mil agradecido.
PD: existe una versión no oficial que recorre toda la red...
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7XKHB4H9Gracias estatvegetal por la colaboración, pero esa es la versión 'falsa' del disco, le falta un tema y están ordenados alfabéticamente.
pues esta gente es eficiente cuando se empeña en algo, todos los enlaces que encontré estaban rotos y me lo descargué del emule
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uh cierto, también se me hace difícil encontrar el disco en su versión óptima. Más bien en este link está la canción que falta,"Mi Lista Negra".
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@-Toxinho-:uvms7b2f:
Versión buena del disco de los labios flamígeros
The Flaming lips - Embryonic
http://megaupload.com/?d=U670U988Muchas gracias.
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Piano Magic - Ovations
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Si no son el mejor grupo en español siguiendo la estela de grupos como Tool, Sôber, A Perfect Circle o hasta Isis… poco les falta.
Acaban de sacar su 3º disco "Sol Invicto", mezclado y masterizado por Jens Bogren (Katatonia, Opeth, Paradise Lost..). Llevan desde 1992, que se dice pronto, manteniendo prácticamente la misma formación. Con este disco creo que llega su consolidación con un disco compacto y denso que te atrapa con las escuchas como si fuera una espiral.
El disco se puede escuchar íntegramente por su web o myspace. Saldrá a la venta el 24 de Octubre, eso sí como sus anteriores trabajos será copyleft.
Os dejo un enlace por si os es más cómodo descargarlo y poder escucharlo donde queráis. Está sacado del reproductor de su web, suena bien aunque no sea calidad CD (128 kbps):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6TEEVB3L
http://www.myspace.com/morganavsmorgana
http://www.morganavsmorgana.net/
Si os interesan sus anteriores discos y maquetas/ep's, antes estaban disponibles por su web. E imagino que volverán en cuanto terminen del todo el diseño nuevo.
De todos modos se pueden seguir consiguiendo por aquí sus LP's. Si nos entra bien Sol Invicto, recomiendo el Nébula que no es tan compacto pero es más diverso. Y luego ya el primero es el más crudo y cañero, con más influencia de Tool en la forma de cantar.
*Nébula (2006)
http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/49780*Hipnoterapia (2003)
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Copio, pego y me quedo con el culo torcido
¿Que hace esta gente metida en estas cosas?**
Twilight New Moon Original Sountrack**
1. Death Cab For Cutie - Meet Me On The Equinox 3:44
2. Band Of Skulls - Friends 3:09
3. Thom Yorke - Hearing Damage 5:04
4. Lykke Li - Possibility 5:06
5. The Killers - A White Demon Love Song 3:34
6. Anya Marina - Satellite Heart 3:33
7. Muse - I Belong To You (New Moon Remix) 3:12
8. Bon Iver & St. Vincent - Roslyn 4:49
9. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Done All Wrong 2:49
10.Hurricane Bells - Monsters 3:16
11.Sea Wolf - The Violet Hour 3:32
12.OK Go - Shooting The Moon 3:18
13.Grizzly Bear - Slow Life 4:21
14.Editors - No Sound But The Wind 3:48
15.Alexandre Desplat - New Moon (The Meadow) 4:09http://rapidshare.com/files/291659834/VA-The_Twilight_Saga_New_Moon-OST-2009-DOH.zip
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jaja, me siento extraño al decirlo pero…en el OST de New Moon, Muse desentona terriblemente.
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Muse no hace otra cosa que desentonar ultimamente
Do Make Say Think - The Other Truths
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@andtheworldsmileswithyou:444tl45q:
Nudge - As Good As Gone (Kranky, 2009)
Explosions in The Sky - Travels in Constants, Vol. 21: The Rescue 2005
Se parecen un poco, no?
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algun filtrador de buen corazon puede pasar esto???
DOMINIQUE A - SONG OVER TROUBLED WATER
(recopilatorio de favoritas del señor A…)mercis
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Ahora que Poppie ha anunciado en el hilo de próximos conciertos la mini gira que harán por distintas ciudades de la península os dejo su último disco, gratis para EEUU y editado en Europa por Make My Day Records : (Constants, Caspian, The Ocean, etc) –- http://www.makemydayrecords.de/
Junius - The Martyrdom of a Catastrophist (2009)
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@Pelukini:39408lil:
@andtheworldsmileswithyou:39408lil:
Nudge - As Good As Gone (Kranky, 2009)
Explosions in The Sky - Travels in Constants, Vol. 21: The Rescue 2005
Se parecen un poco, no?
Un poco dice
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Gary Higgins - Seconds (Drag City, 2009)
@ftknrkms:
When singer/songwriter Gary Higgins' obscure 1973 folk masterpiece Red Hash was reissued by Drag City in 2005, it caused quite a stir in indie circles. The back-story on the reissue: Ben Chasny of Six Organs of Admittance had been deeply influenced by the record and turned everybody he cared about on to it. One of those people was D.C.'s Zach Cowie, who called and wrote every Gary Higgins he could find until he found the right one and reissued the album. It's a gorgeous record, a collection of beautifully but simply articulated psychedelic folk songs that reflect the time period; it's timeless and still resonates. Anyone who hasn't heard Seconds would understandably greet it with trepidation. After all, it has been 26 years since Red Hash and the man is much older; add to this the fact that second-chance efforts are just as likely to be flameouts as they are blessings. Seconds is definitely the latter. Higgins – who performs with some of the same musicians who appeared on Red Hash -- is in excellent voice and his guitar-playing skills are sharp, too; but more than this, his songwriting skills haven't gone down a notch. He understands what went into the songs on Red Hash and retains that here. His is a non-judgmental, personal look at life that, while full of self-examination, also had a sense of humor as the balance of tragedy. His articulation of it all is gentle and tender but unflinching -- as evidenced by some of the song titles.
The set opens with "Demons," a song that is nakedly confessional even though it is dedicated to a friend. Higgins is singing about the toll of substance abuse, particularly alcohol and its self-deceptive qualities. Three acoustic guitars playing in different cadences, a bass, and keyboards (sounding alternately like an organ and a harpsichord) carry Higgins' delicate, slightly raspy baritone in waves to the listener. There is an incredible sense of vulnerability in his lyric lines, alternating between himself and others in his narrative. By contrast, "Little Squirrel," fueled by two layers of keyboards and Terry Fenton's flute, is almost a darkly humorous nursery rhyme. The keyboard sounds can be slightly cheesy, but it's because they are inexpensive instruments -- this is not a high-production recording, but it is an immediate, raw, and arresting one -- and are therefore endearing. "Ten-Speed" and "Mr. Blew" are among the recording's most poetic songs. They are different in subject: the former a folk poem that reflects love, nature, and the force of change; the latter a hardcore bit of self-reflection that can also be considered a cautionary tale. There is real melancholy in all this beauty, but at the same time there is a sense of wisdom and gratitude and, most of all, acceptance. That all said, it is the nearly 13-minute psychedelic folk suite "5 A.M. Trilogy" that is the greatest proof that Higgins not only still has it, but has it in spades. Compositionally, lyrically, and poetically, his writing here is a strange look into a window of timelessness -- past, present, and future; for all the travails in his life, Higgins has come out unbowed, with a view of the world as a difficult, often tragic, but magical place. His elegant sense of melody is the underlying factor in his utterly understated but captivating approach to songwriting. Seconds is a worthy successor to the classic Red Hash, but more than this, it is hopefully a new beginning for Higgins; god knows we need more songs like this in the world.
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Que A. Noarbe me perdone, pero algún filtrador guapo con el nuevo de Esplendor Geométrico….
Gracias.
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Thomas Function - In the Valley of Sickness - Fat Possum
http://www.mediafire.com/?rovtaqk2mdk
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