Filtraciones '07

foxxie

han borrado el archivo de Rufus? please, si alguien lo ha conseguido descargar, que lo suba again
Merci

Harry_Powell

@16appbyb:

te odio Harry! esto no se hace joder! ya estaba yo babeando… ya te puedes espavilar para enmendar tu error!

No he podido evitarlo al ver la portada :oops:

Además, te lo mereces por tener el privilegio de ver a Nick Cave . Igualmente me da a mi que lo tendremos circulando antes de final de mes.

Pelukini

hablando de portadas… la del disco de rufus es como una patada en los huevos

UpStairs

No se vé tu portada, Harry. Me has dejado encuriosit

company llavoré

joy division meets el gran circo mágico

foxxie

@company:

joy division meets el gran circo mágico

http://sharebee.com/9cd79e6e

NOISE

VIAJE A 800 - ESTAMPIDA DE TROMBONES (2007)

Putos amos, ya los podían haber traído, viendo los últimos carteles no desentonarían nada.

http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=TUXGDV68

01.Los Ángeles que Hay en mi Piel
02. El amor es un Perro del Infierno
03. Dios Astronomo
04. Ossario
05. Zé
06. Luto
07. Patio Custodio
08. Estampida de Trombones
09. Cabezas de Tugnsteno
10. Cancer Bahía

Ref : AR-019
Fecha de salida : 26 de MArzo 2007
Origen: Algeciras-Tarifa, Andalucía, Southern Spain
Género: Viaje a 800
Duración: 45 minuto

http://www.myspace.com/viajea800

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Mono - Travels in Constants vol. 22

http://www.mediafire.com/?0rzunnkknq5

@2i4qoczx:

2007/04/20
Travels in Constants is now available at the shows!
"The Phoenix Tree" EPCD
Today we've started to sell our new CD for TIC which is the limited edition CD mail order series of Temporary Residence Limited.
www.temporaryresidence.com
It is available only through TRL mail order subscription, not in stores.

We'd like to explain why we named this CD "The Phoenix Tree".

There are four songs in this mini album. They are about the atomic bomb dropped in Hiroshima which we tried to express our view since our 3rd album "Walking Cloud~".
We've completed our work on this theme with this album.
We've planted all our wish and the message which we think we should never forget.

The first song "gone" is the symbolic song of this album, inspired by thepainting "The myth of tomorrow" by Taro Okamoto who we respect most as artist. He said "Don't let it get you down. Don't grieve over the past. Spread your wings and fly to the future." when he talked about the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and the tragedies caused by the wars in the past.
Phoenix tree is a tree. You see a lot in Hiroshima. Even the trees were burnt by the bomb, the roots of the trees survived and started their life again. 60 years later, they are absorbing the energy from the earth, still growing and spreading their branches into the sky. Every spring, the young leaves sprout and blossom with flowers. Every year new life is born for future. It is a hope.

The second song is "black rain". As many of you have already known, the black rain fell on the city of Hiroshima right after the atomic bomb was exploded.
The black rain covering the completely destructed town... It must be unimaginably depressing for the survivors who were looking for their families, friends and all the loved ones in the debris.
Our friend, Giovanna, singer of Bellini and Uzeda, wrote the poem and read.
We asked her because we wanted a lay of light in the darkness.

The third song is "rainbow". After the black rain, a beautiful rainbow appeared in the sky. It's true. The survivors witnessed. (After the rainbow, the fire started in the town and burnt it down.)
It must be a happening of a few minutes, maybe less than a minute. What did people feel when they saw the rainbow?
We never know, but we tried to express people's feeling of that moment.

The fourth song is "little boy". It's the name of the atomic bomb dropped in Hiroshima.
The bigger one which was dropped in Nagasaki was "fat boy".
We added "1945-Future" in the title. We mean "little boy" children of our future.
To all children of our time, children of future and all people;
with our deepest wish not to repeat the tragedy and best wishes for our future-.

We believe, the late painter Taro Okamoto's message is we must have learned from the atominc bomb in 1945 for our tomorrow (future).
The wars are still going on on this planet.

With love,
April 20 ,2007 MONO

hansen

@foxxie:366ldird:

@company:

joy division meets el gran circo mágico

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Así en pequeño me recueda la portada del vespertine de björk

smiling

@NOISE:30ivooqd:

VIAJE A 800 - ESTAMPIDA DE TROMBONES (2007)

Putos amos, ya los podían haber traído, viendo los últimos carteles no desentonarían nada.
http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=TUXGDV68
http://www.myspace.com/viajea800

downloading

thanks

Harry_Powell

http://www.sendspace.com/file/e573yz

"New Moon is a 2-CD/2-LP posthumous compilation album by Elliott Smith, to be released on May 8, 2007 by Kill Rock Stars.[1] It contains 24 songs recorded between 1994 and 1997, when Smith recorded his albums Elliott Smith and Either/Or, both also released by Kill Rock Stars."

"Angel In The Snow,"
"Talking to Mary,"
"High Times,"
"Riot Coming,"
"Georgia, Georgia,"
"Whatever (Folk Song in C),"
and "Big Decision" are taken from the Elliott Smith sessions.

"New Monkey,"
"Looking Over My Shoulder,"
"Going Nowhere,"
"Go By,"
"Placeholder,"
"New Disaster,"
"Seen How Things Are Hard,"
"Fear City,"
"Either/Or,"
"Pretty Mary K" (other version),
and "Almost Over" are taken from the Either/Or sessions.

"Thirteen," "See You Later," and "Half Right" are taken from a 1996 radio session.

"All Cleaned Out," "First Timer," and "Miss Misery" (early version) were recorded at Jackpot! Studios in 1997.

pulpo

Nick Drake - Family Tree

http://www.flyupload.com/?fid=2964891
```@2qx6v4rm:

> Several rare and never-before-heard tracks by Nick Drake will be released on the forthcoming album, 'Family Tree'.
> 
> Due out June 19, the album will feature 28 tracks including several that were recorded by the late singer-songwriter prior to his first album, as well as some rare covers.
> 
> The compilation also includes two songs performed by his mother, Molly, as well as a duet between Drake and his sister, Gabrielle.
> 
> A letter written by Gabrielle to her brother will also appear in 'Family Tree'.

plux

no se si os gustara el disco del tio de wolf parade, pero aqui os lo dejo:

Handsome Furs - Plague Park (2007)

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company llavoré

@pulpo:3gxjbv8e:

Nick Drake - Family Tree

http://www.flyupload.com/?fid=2964891
```@3gxjbv8e:

> Several rare and never-before-heard tracks by Nick Drake will be released on the forthcoming album, 'Family Tree'.

:shock: :shock: :shock: la boca se'm fa aigua en aquests moments...
edit: por cierto, gracias... ya está bajando... mira que soy palurdo con esto de las descargas que poneis por aquí... pero con el de nick drake me he soltado... coño que lento va!
edit2: de regreso al ordenador y ya está aquí... estoy entregado en estos momentos al maestro... por si a alguien mas le interesa, aquí se especifica la naturaleza de los temas:
1. Come In To The Garden (introduction) (Nick Drake)
2. They're Leaving Me Behind (Nick Drake)
3. Time Piece (Nick Drake)
4. Poor Mum (M.Drake) performed by Molly Drake
5. Winter Is Gone (Traditional, arr: Nick Drake)
6. All My Trials (Traditional) performed by Nick and Gabrielle Drake
7. Mozart's Kegelstatt Trio performed by The Family Trio
8. Strolling Down the Highway (Bert Jansch)
9. Paddling In Rushmere (Traditional)
10. Cocaine Blues (Traditional)
11. Blossom (Nick Drake)
12. Been Smokin’ Too Long (Robin Frederick)
13. Black Mountain Blues (Traditional)
14. Tomorrow’s A Long Time (Bob Dylan)
15. If You Leave Me (Dave Van Ronk)
16. Here Come The Blues (Jackson C. Frank)
17. Sketch 1 (Nick Drake)
18. Blues Run The Game (Jackson C. Frank)
19. My Baby So Sweet (Traditional)
20. Milk And Honey (Jackson C. Frank)
21. Kimbie (Traditional)
22. Bird Flew By (Nick Drake)
23. Rain (Nick Drake)
24. Strange Meeting II (Nick Drake)
25. Day Is Done (Nick Drake)
26. Come Into The Garden (Nick Drake)
27. Way to Blue (Nick Drake)
28. Do You Ever Remember? (M. Drake) performed by Molly Drake