Novosti iz svijeta muzike

[Nierika]

I Blunt mi je nostalgičan, NZ rastjeruje demonstrante nostalgijom izgleda.

[dale cooper]

Sto neko rece u Stereogum komentarima trebaju poduzeti ekstremnije mjere i pustiti masi Lou Reedov zloglasni Metal Machine Music. Na buku treba odgovoriti bukom.

[medvjed23]

Ja bih pustio

pa bi bila ili bježanija ili dobar dernek

[Point.]

Šta bolan, čujem da je Atila napustio Zoster.

[Nierika]

Mislim da nema na netu još ništa o tome.

[medvjed23]

Danas bi Kurt Cobain, da je živ, ako ne proslavio, onda bar nekako obilježio 55. rođendan.

No...

[Point.]

Mislim da nema na netu još ništa o tome.

https://radiosarajevo.ba/metromahala/li ... bum/415165

[Nierika]

Mislim da nema na netu još ništa o tome.

https://radiosarajevo.ba/metromahala/li ... bum/415165

Ili ipak ima. (mislila sam da je u pitanju neka nova skroz vijest)

[Point.]

https://radiosarajevo.ba/metromahala/li ... bum/415165

Ili ipak ima. (mislila sam da je u pitanju neka nova skroz vijest)

Za mene jeste nova, nisam imao pojma

[dale cooper]

https://pitchfork.com/news/cocteau-twin ... -day-2022/

Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser will release a new EP on Record Store Day, which takes place on Saturday, April 23, 2022. Sun’s Signature is her project with partner Damon Reece (a drummer who has played with Massive Attack, Spiritualized, and more). Their self-titled 12" EP features five songs and is being released via Partisan. Check out the tracklist and artwork below.

Some of the songs from the project have familiar names—“Underwater” is the name of a single she released in 2000. Two of the other songs, “Golden Air” and “Make Lovely the Day,” have been performed live.

In recent years, Fraser has recorded with Oneohtrix Point Never and Jónsi. She joined Massive Attack for some performances on the group’s Mezzanine anniversary tour. In 2016, she provided music for the original series The Nightmare Worlds of H.G. Wells.

Ne mogu opisati koliko mi je ovo uzbudljiva vijest. Cocteau Twins su mi jedan od all time omiljenih bendova, a glas Liz Frasier nešto neopisivo.

[medvjed23]

Oj... Umro Mark Lanegan...

[Nierika]

Slučajno sad pročitah..

[medvjed23]

Iskočilo mi na Fejsu da mu Eddie Vedder odaje počast. Kontam, nako priča o njemu, bez nekog posebnog razloga, mimo Markove muzičke veličine... Kad ono...

Too dark for finding my ground
and trees shiver and sway...

[dale cooper]

Da se ne ponavljam prekopiraću ono što sam napisao sinoć na temi "šta trenutno slušate" o Markovoj smrti.

Po meni vječito podcijenjen, a možda najdraži vokal koji je potekao iz te grunge ere. I jedan od rijetkih koji je nadišao taj žanr i snimio gomilu eklektične i kvalitetne muzike. R.I.P. Mark.

[medvjed23]

Tek sad vidim šta ste pisali na toj temi. Šteta. Ode prerano, al opet, nadživio je nemalo sjajnih kolega. Grunge ko prava revolucija, pojede svoju djecu...

[medvjed23]

[medvjed23]

Glasovi mrtvih, al vječnih...

[Nierika]

Sutra ću se vratiti na tu informaciju..dugo ga nisam slušala.

[Nierika]

Nisam slušala Screaming Trees, više ga vežem za QOTSA i nekoliko solo albuma..Počivaj u miru.

[medvjed23]

How Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan prevented Nirvana from breaking up during their early days

The story, as told by Mark Lanegan, begins when he is invited to watch a band by his friend and housemate, Dylan Carlson (Earth founder, and close friend of Kurt Cobain) at the Ellensburg, WA Public Library. Lanegan was on the hunt for a bass player for Screaming Trees following the departure of Van Conner.

As they took the stage, I was immediately struck by the bass player: a six-foot-seven-inch-tall giant with a fierce intensity, obvious before even playing a note. He looked pissed-off and I was instantly drawn to him…upon seeing this enormous guy tuning-up, my first thought was ‘Here’s my bass player’. I began to formulate a plan to steal him away from this band I’d not even heard yet.

Basist u pitanju je, naravno, Krist Novoselić, a njegov najblistaviji momenat je, bez konkurencije, ovaj:

[Nierika]

Ne znam koliko je uobičajeno bacati gitaru/bas u zrak na koncertima..sensational i painful uglavnom.

[medvjed23]

Nisam siguran, al znam: da sam ja rok zvijezda, stalno bih to radio. Prekompozicije mozga uslijed sudaranja sa gitarom bi, pretpostavljam, imale pozitivan uticaj na kreativnost.

[Nierika]

Možda ima i podjednako efektnih a manje bolnih načina. Mada ovo s gitarom dođe i nešto kao omaž Novoseliću.

[medvjed23]

Imaju droge, al znaju u grob odvesti, a meni se živi Znači, samo sensational bass toss

[medvjed23]

As a frontman, I move around a lot on stage, I can’t help it, it is a habitual nervous thing, a kind of neurotic compensation for a voice I have never felt that comfortable with. But watch Mark, watch how he walks onto the stage, plants himself at the mic stand, one tattooed fist halfway down the stand, the other resting on top of the mic, immobile, massive, male. When the time comes to sing, he simply opens his mouth and releases a blues, a blues lived deeply and utterly earned, and that voice tears right through you, his sheer force on stage absolutely humbling. A greatness, Mark, a greatness — a true singer, a superb writer and beautiful soul, loved by all.



https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... 0x49yBsslk