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jejejeje no te ralles, la culpa es mía por ver esto en horas de trabajo…
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@Pelukini:3ig3ww76:
no se puede escuchar algún tema de adelanto?, en el myspace no veo nada nuevo, jar!
http://www.nyctaper.com/?p=2442
grabado hace unos dias en new york, repertorio nuevo, repertorio antiguo, del shannon y errores varios incluidos, vamos so cow en su máxima expresión
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acabamos de colgar una canción de adelanto de lo que será el primer disco de Lüger
podeis escucharlo en
www.myspace.com/dieluger o www.giradiscos.org
gracias a Koan, a Ruben y a todos los que nos están ayudando para que esto salga adelante
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PRIMAL SCREAM hará su DLB de Screamadelica a finales de año.
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@poppie:8an29lpf:
pues acabo de escuchar "La veleta" del nuevo de LOS PLANETAS, cantada por La Bien Querida y me ha parecida una puta mierda bastante-tirando-a-muy insufrible… uy uy uy
Yo la acabo de escuchar y me ha parecido un temazo. Gustos para todo. Ya estoy mirando a como salen las entradas del Contempopranea.
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Stay tuned for a major Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers announcement, including new fan club information, coming next week
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@Talleres:33eqbnfk:
@poppie:33eqbnfk:
pues acabo de escuchar "La veleta" del nuevo de LOS PLANETAS, cantada por La Bien Querida y me ha parecida una puta mierda bastante-tirando-a-muy insufrible… uy uy uy
Yo la acabo de escuchar y me ha parecido un temazo. Gustos para todo. Ya estoy mirando a como salen las entradas del Contempopranea.
¿Pero decías "La veleta" que es la sevillana secuenciada o la de "No sé cómo te atreves"? Es que ambas son con Ana de LBQ, y la segunda, que es el single de adelanto del nuevo CD/lapeorportadadelahistoria de LOS PLANETAS, es más potable…
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Actress Sasha Grey to Release Industrial Album with her Band aTelecine
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nuevo single de Deftones
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Esto es el ahora, señores. La verdad es que hace diez años daba bastante pena acercarse a Magic a ver un conciertazo y que la sala estuviera medio vacía.
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Tom Petty sigue dejando de lado Europa:
North American Tour and New Album Announcement
We are excited to announce that Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers will mount an extensive tour of North America this summer and also release their first studio album in eight years, Mojo, this spring.
The tour begins May 6 in Raleigh, NC and will take the band throughout the US and Canada all summer long. Special guests on the tour will include a mix of appearances by My Morning Jacket, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Joe Cocker, ZZ Top, and Drive-By Truckers.
Tickets for many of the shows go onsale to the public Monday March 8. Highway Companions Club presales will begin on Wednesday March 3.
Visit the tour page for cities, dates and venues. Click here for details on the new Highway Companions Club and premium ticket packages.
Mojo is Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ twelfth studio album and is the sound of a band making some of its most exhilarating music, over thirty years into their career.
Every online ticket purchased to the tour comes with an MP3 download copy of Mojo, delivered via email on the album’s release date, scheduled for this spring.
Upon purchasing their ticket to the tour fans will receive an email with codes entitling them to download two tracks from Mojo right away. The tracks are “First Flash Of Freedom” and “Good Enough.”
“Good Enough” is currently streaming exclusively on TomPetty.com. Click here to listen.
Plus, fans who purchase tickets online and download Mojo will also receive 8 tracks recorded during the 2010 Tour to be delivered after the tour. Members of the Highway Companions Club will receive an additional 6 live tracks for a total of 14 at the end of the tour.
More details on Mojo will be released in the coming weeks. In the meantime make sure to check out all the tour dates here!
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Lo de estas tías es tremendo. Desde YA: Portada más fea del año.
Me recuerda por lo horrible a la portada de Patrick Wolf del año pasado.
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Esto es lo que pasa cuando intentas diseñar una portada a lo Muchachada. Qué chorrazoooo
Creo que esto debería ir directamente en "el horror"
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Hombre Guilen, la gráfica de Muchachada es cojonuda…
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Sí sí, me refería a los sketches en sí. Parece una foto hecha durante un ensayo de un Celebrities de Excalibur y el Mago Merlín, versión pitufos travestis a lo Victor o Victoria.
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nuevo album de apples in stereo próximamente
Travellers in Space and Time
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Guru está en coma. Vaya tela.
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Curioso:
@23npgwtd:Yeasayer has committed to join the Polyphonic Spree on a trip to Gulu, Uganda later this year, where the bands will learn about the effects of the Ugandan civil war and perform live in various locations. As previously reported, the trip is being organized by Invisible Children, a nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of children forced to become soldiers in the civil war. It will be filmed for a documentary by the French site La Blogotheque, known for capturing musicians performing in unlikely settings on programs such as the Take Away Shows.
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Ayer o domingo leí que Kim Gordon y Thurston Moore grabaran disco con Yoko Ono, a ver…
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o mismo ya lo habias dicho, pero …
Over the past three decades, Robyn Hitchcock has amassed an extensive and distinguished body of work that has established him as one of rock music’s most respected and beloved iconoclasts. A prolific renegade and visionary cult artist, Hitchcock has released numerous albums with his longstanding outfits The Soft Boys and Robyn Hitchcock & the Egyptians, as well as his own ample solo work of which Propellor Time (Sartorial Records - Available 3/22) is the very latest.
Recorded at home in London’s Tropic of Hounslow over the Summer of 2006 and beyond, Propellor Time is no single-handed effort: The Venus 3, Hitchcock’s backing band for this recording boasts the rhythm section of Scott McCaughey (Young Fresh Fellows) on bass and Bill Rieflin on drums (formerly of Ministry and Revolting Cocks). Making a rare appearance as a sideman outside his usual group, R.E.M.’s Peter Buck (on 12 string and acoustic guitars) completes this esteemed line-up and is co-writer of the album’s title track with Hitchcock.
Additionally, a star-studded array of illustrious guest musicians collaborate with Hitchcock on Propellor Time; selected tracks feature contributions from John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin/Them Crooked Vultures), Johnny Marr (The Smiths/Modest Mouse) who co-wrote the track he plays on, “Ordinary Millionaire” with Hitchcock, old pal Nick Lowe; and former Soft Boy/Egyptian band mate Morris Windsor among many other notables.
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