lunes, 6 de abril de 2015

Liquidarlo Celuloide

Este grupo de música alternativa peruano está cruzando las fronteras y realizará tres presentaciones en Argentina.

‘Liquidarlo Celuloide’: Todo un viaje. (USI)
‘Liquidarlo Celuloide’: Todo un viaje. (USI)

Liquidarlo Celuloide se inició como un proyecto de música experimental, con instalaciones sonoras. Desde entonces, ha cambiado mucho.
“Los primeros discos son más situaciones que música. Con el tiempo, se ha transformado en psicodelia, que tiene más de dance y post punk que de ruido en sí mismo”, así define al grupo Juan Diego Capurro (teclado), luego de 12 años de trabajo musical manifiesto en ocho álbumes, tres EP, cinco compilaciones y el reciente anuncio de una gira internacional a Argentina.
Sí, estimado lector, los grupos de música alternativa peruanos están cruzando las fronteras.
Esta banda, también compuesta por Alfonso Vargas (batería), Efrén Castillo Posadas (guitarra) y Chicho Pérez Riva (bajo), empieza su periplo argentino el jueves 16 en el Club Cultural Matienzo.
Al día siguiente, compartirá escenario con la banda indie Mujercitas Terror, en Espacio Dínamo. El sábado cierran en el Club GBA Villa Adelina, compartiendo escenario con dos importantes bandas del under argentino: Olfa Meocorde y Fusibles.
SONIDO LIMEÑO
“Existe el gran mito de que el ‘noise’ en Lima funciona porque es una ciudad ruidosa. Yo creo que también tiene que ver con el ruido visual, con la forma como la gente se comporta con el paisaje urbano; por la manera en que la ciudad te obliga a interactuar con ella. Nos hemos sentido súper influenciados por Lima. Es una ciudad posapocalíptica. Es un gran punto de partida para nuestro sonido”, nos explica Capurro.
Los Liquidarlo Celuloide se atreven a viajar y experimentar con el sonido, atrévase usted a dejarse llevar, que tal vez sea un viaje sin retorno.
DISCOGRAFÍA
  • Fiebre de lo misterioso (independiente, 2003).
  • Pradera tóxica (independiente, 2003).
  • No más video (Buh Records, 2005).
  • Espectro piel de reptil (Kaos Ex Machina, 2009).
  • Cruzyficcion monosodica (Buh Records, 2010).
  • Sinapsis (Buh Records, 2010).
  • Disturbia ingrávida (Buh Records, 2012).
  • Vértigo Magnético (Buh Records, 2014).
Por: Majail Palacios Yábar (mpalacios@peru21.com)

Cloud nine - george harrison

Cloud Nine is George Harrison's tenth studio album, recorded and released in 1987 after a five-year hiatus from his recording career. Including the hit single "Got My Mind Set on You", Cloud Nine re-established Harrison as a critically acclaimed and commercially significant recording artist. It was to be Harrison's final solo studio album released during his lifetime. Brainwashed is the final studio album by George Harrison, released in 2002, almost a year after his death at age 58.

Frustrated with the changing musical climate, George Harrison suspended his recording career in the early 1980s. He opted to pursue his other interests, such as film production with his own company, Handmade Films. The odd soundtrack or charity song would surface during this period, but otherwise it was a musically silent period for Harrison.

By late 1986 — after a substantial break — Harrison felt the desire to make music again. He asked former Electric Light Orchestra leader and fellow musician Jeff Lynne to co-produce the album with him. After having written a round of new compositions (including the songs already contributed to the 1986 film Shanghai Surprise), Harrison entered his home studio, Friar Park, in Henley-on-Thames on 5 January 1987 to begin recording his first new commercial album in five years. Besides Harrison and Lynne, other artists involved in the recording sessions included Jim Keltner and Ringo Starr on drums, Eric Clapton on guitar, and on piano both Gary Wright and Elton John (who was recovering from his vocal surgery at the time). With new-found enthusiasm, Harrison actively promoted the album, even appearing with Starr at the Prince's Trust Concert that June to perform "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Harrison's cover of Rudy Clark's obscure song "Got My Mind Set on You" quickly reached #1 in the United States and #2 in the United Kingdom. It was a surprising hit for the former Beatle, who had not enjoyed a mainstream #1 hit in nearly fifteen years. A few weeks later, Cloud Nine was released to very high anticipation, and it was promptly lauded by many critics as Harrison's best work since All Things Must Pass. The album went to #10 in the UK; it also achieved #8 and platinum status in the US. The success of the single "Got My Mind Set on You" and its accompanying video re-introduced George Harrison to the mainstream.

The Beatles tribute song "When We Was Fab" also proved a successful follow-up single, reaching the Top 25 in both the UK and US. The next single, "This Is Love", was a minor hit in the UK.

While the success of Cloud Nine was not enough to spur Harrison into a tour, it inspired him to continue making music. In the spring of 1988, along with Lynne, he would call up friends Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison and begin recording a project ultimately released as the Traveling Wilburys.

In 2004, Cloud Nine was remastered and reissued both separately and as part of the deluxe box set The Dark Horse Years 1976-1992 on Dark Horse Records with new distribution by EMI, adding the bonus tracks "Shanghai Surprise" and "Zig Zag" (also released as "When We Was Fab"'s B-Side) from the film Shanghai Surprise.

The cover features George's first American made guitar, a 1957 Gretsch 6128 Duo Jet that he purchased from a sailor for £75 in Liverpool in 1961. George called it his old black Gretsch. George gave the guitar to longtime friend, Klaus Voorman who kept it for

lennon unplugged

A sellection of demo recordings by John Lennon from his "Double Fantasy/Milk and Honey" days, with backing by Tom Mc O' Boogie.

Muchas canciones que se pueden escuchar en el disco, se pueden ir en demos desde el 77 o antes, esos esbosos musicales de John Lennon lograron evolucionar hasta ser el famoso disco Double Fantasy, no tanto como dijo Yoko o Lennon en el video que en 3 semanas surgieron todas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6vgBG1AxYw

Track List 

1. Watching The Wheels (guitar version)
2. I'm Steppin' Out
3. Clean Up Time
4. I'm Losing You
5. I Don't Wanna Face It
6. Borrowed Time
7. Woman
8. Forgive Me (my little flower princess)
9. Dear Yoko
10. Grow Old With Me
11.Watching The Wheels (piano version)

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Bendito Lennon

EL LIBRO

http://www.benditolennon.com.ar

BENDITO LENNON es la primera biografía escrita en Argentina sobre John Lennon, tras diez años de investigación. Contiene 790 páginas, y está dividida en partes (cada una con un título específico), al igual que los capítulos desarrollados en ellas. Cada capítulo está encabezado por una frase o cita del propio Lennon, extraída de canciones o entrevistas dadas a lo largo de su vida.
CONTENIDO:
Prólogo.
Notas a la segunda edición.
CAPÍTULO PRELIMINAR: Una cuestión de fé.
PRIMERA PARTE: "EMPEZANDO DE NUEVO".
Capítulo 1: Nueva York, Diciembre 1980.
Capítulo 2: Double Fantasy.
Capítulo 3: Concienta política.
Capítulo 4: Hogar, dulce hogar.
SEGUNDA PARTE: "RAÍCES".
Capítulo 5: Primer llamado.
Capítulo 6: La sociedad imparable.
Capítulo 7: ¿A dónde vamos muchachos?
Capítulo 8: La locura creciente: Giras.
Capítulo 9: El beatle.
Capítulo 10: El solista.
TERCERA PARTE: "NO PUEDO SER LO QUE NO SOY"
Capítulo 11: ¡Papá, volvé a casa!
Capítulo 12: Cynthia.
Capítulo 13: Yoko.
Capítulo 14: Curando heridas.
CUARTA PARTE: "LA VIDA COMIENZA A LOS CUARENTA".
Capítulo 15: De la rebeldía a la madurez.
Capítulo 16: Liberación.
Capítulo 17: ¿Qué pasa New York?
Capítulo 18: Cinco años de silencio.
QUINTA PARTE: "8/12: EL CRIMEN DE LA DÉCADA"
Capítulo 19: Los hechos.
Capítulo 20: Investigación y condena.
Capítulo 21: La evidencia: dudas y teorías.
Capítulo 22: Nueva York, Diciembre 2013.
BONUS TRACK: Un milagro para los fans.
EPÍLOGO: Bendito Lennon.
MATERIAL DE CONSULTA Y FUENTES.
NOTAS DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN.
@ Octavio Cavalli - 2014

Gone From This Place - JOHN LENNON - HOME RECORDING (1980)

Gone From This Place - JOHN LENNON - HOME RECORDING (1980)


GONE FROM THIS PLACE
(c) 1985 Lenono Music


Chords used (Capo 4th fret):
       EADGBE
C:     x32010
Cmaj7: x32000
C7:    x32310
F:     133211
Bm7:   024232
E7:    020100

C                         Cmaj7
Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
          C7              F
Don't be gone from this place
Well I won't be satisfied till I'm gone from this place
Till I'm gone from this place

Bm7               E7
Ah, I don't wanna die


Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place
Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place

Ah, I don't wanna die

D                               E7
Oh, how she weaves the spell around them
Oh, how she weaves the magic circle

Momma popa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place
Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place

Ah, I don't wanna die

Ah, I don't wanna die

Oh, how she weaves the spell around them
Oh, how she weaves the magic circle

Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place
Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place

Ah, I don't wanna die

Oh no, I don't wanna die

Instrumental verse

Ah, I don't wanna die

Oh, how she weaves the spell around them
Oh, how she weaves the magic circle

Momma poppa told me don't go from this place
Don't be gone from this place


NOTE: Lennon frequently played this tune to himself during
sessions for the "Double Fantasy" album. Its prophetic title
gives the song an undeserved quality in hindsight. Had Lennon
not been murdered, it would almost certainly have appeared on
the album Lennon planned to record after "Milk And Honey", to
be released sometime in November 1981.