Shvatiću to kao toplu dobrodošlicudezurni_ucenik wrote:Fino,fino.Odavno se na ovom forumu nije pojavilo zensko koje slusa Tool.
U stvari,ne znam jel ikad i bila takva djevojka na ovom forumu.
Po meni je ozbiljno oštećen svako ko ne zna za Tool, ili još gore zna, a ne sluša sarock wrote:Shvatiću to kao toplu dobrodošlicudezurni_ucenik wrote:Fino,fino.Odavno se na ovom forumu nije pojavilo zensko koje slusa Tool.
U stvari,ne znam jel ikad i bila takva djevojka na ovom forumu.
dezurni_ucenik wrote:sarock wrote:Shvatiću to kao toplu dobrodošlicudezurni_ucenik wrote:Fino,fino.Odavno se na ovom forumu nije pojavilo zensko koje slusa Tool.
U stvari,ne znam jel ikad i bila takva djevojka na ovom forumu.
Naravno.Welcome
A sto se tice Toola,nesto zadnjih dana vrtim A Perfect Circle i eMOTION album.
Neka preporuka za dokumentarac sa tematikom rock il metal muzike, ili bilo koje mješavine, varijacije ili izvedenice, sve me interesuje. Malo manje poznat, pošto sam sve poznatije pregledala ovo nije lose, stavise - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2306745/sarock wrote:Jeste da je malo off topic, ali mislim da ovdje ima naroda koji mi može pomoć.
Dave Grohl, zanimljivo. Hvala na preporuci, prvi je na listi za gledanje.vicious2 wrote:ovo nije lose, stavise - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2306745/sarock wrote:Jeste da je malo off topic, ali mislim da ovdje ima naroda koji mi može pomoć.
Samo što ovog frajera ne mogu uganjati da si hljeb. Ova firma što je reizdala ova dva albumaExNihilo wrote:To nešto ko Sugar Man
Ako ga ni pored internet publiciteta ne mogu uganjat...neće ga nikad ni uganjat. I Sugar Man je isplivao zahvaljujući netu.dale cooper wrote:Samo što ovog frajera ne mogu uganjati da si hljeb. Ova firma što je reizdala ova dva albumaExNihilo wrote:To nešto ko Sugar Man
je čak ostavila otvoren račun za njega sa prihodima od prodaje albuma u slučaju da se ikada
pojavi.
Pa sve su prilike da više nije među živima. Uspjeli su mu uganjati neke rođake, samo što ga se sviExNihilo wrote:Ako ga ni pored internet publiciteta ne mogu uganjat...neće ga nikad ni uganjat. I Sugar Man je isplivao zahvaljujući netu.dale cooper wrote:Samo što ovog frajera ne mogu uganjati da si hljeb. Ova firma što je reizdala ova dva albumaExNihilo wrote:To nešto ko Sugar Man
je čak ostavila otvoren račun za njega sa prihodima od prodaje albuma u slučaju da se ikada
pojavi.
Zanimljivo
Layne wrote:
i za Katatoniu, i za nick, i za avatarVrlo zanimljivo. Neki dan sam slušao Romantic Times, bilo je ok, ali nisam znao ovu priču. Sad ću oba albuma.dale cooper wrote:Lewis - L'Amour / Romantic Times
Vjerovatno jedna od najvećih muzičkih misterija zadnjih par godina. Priča ide nekako
ovako. Čovjek poznat jednostavno pod imenom Lewis 1983 godine ulazi u studio i snima
album L'Amour u privatnom aranžmanu koji bez gotovo ikakve promocije nestaje u obskurnost.
Čovjek koji se krije iza imena Lewis je još veća enigma. Neki kažu da je bio zgodni i uspješni
burzovni mešetar, neki da je bio vrhunski prevarant a treći da je bio umješan u neke prilično
mutne i opasne poslove. Jedan od mogućih alijasa mu je i Randall Wulff. Oni koji ga se i sjećaju
kroz maglu kažu da je uvijek bio tip koji je sa sobom imao lijepu ženu i skupocjena auta.
Uglavnom, do današnjeg dana se ne zna ko je tačno Lewis ni gdje se trenutno nalazi, ni da li je više
među živima. Prije par sedmica je otkriven i drugi album Romantic Times, izdat par godina poslije,
za kojeg se sumnjalo, ali nije se sa sigurnošću znalo da postoji.
Međutim kompletna ova priča ne bi ništa značila da muzika koja se nalazi na ova dva albuma nije
isto tako sjajna i fascinantna. Kao neki eterični spoj onoga što je Arthur Russell svojevremeno
radio na World Of Echo albumu i filmskih skorova koje je Angelo Badalamenti radio za Lyncha.
I zaista kada gledate omotnice albuma, Lewis izgleda kao lik iz nekog filma Davida Lyncha.
Misteriozan, udaljen, neuhvatljih. Njegova muzika odiše istom atmosferom.
Pa kod Faya je bio slučaj što je jedan od mnogih izvođača iz 60-tih i 70-tih koji je u to vrijemeKemal Malovčić wrote: Vrlo zanimljivo. Neki dan sam slušao Romantic Times, bilo je ok, ali nisam znao ovu priču. Sad ću oba albuma.
Slično ali u mnogo manjem intenzitetu je bio misteriozan slučaj Billa Faya. On nije umro i vratio se sa albumom. I tad se misterija raspršila.
Edit: Preslušao sam oba albuma po tri-četiri puta. Dopadaju mi se mnogo. Ali sve oko Lewisa je šega, a najviše naslovi pjesama. Mislim čak da frajer (tj. Lewis sa omota i iz priča o njemu) nikad nije ni postojao.
Šveđanin wrote:Spoon - They Want My Soul [2014] [Album]
They Want My Soul is the eighth studio album by the American indie rock band Spoon. It was released on August 5, 2014 through the band's new label, Loma Vista. It is the band's first album to feature new member Alex Fischel, who contributes keyboards and guitar.
Track listing:
01. Rent I Pay (3:09)
02. Inside Out (5:02)
03. Rainy Taxi (3:58)
04. Do You (3:33)
05. Knock Knock Knock (4:39)
06. Outlier (4:22)
07. They Want My Soul (3:22)
08. I Just Don't Understand (2:38)
09. Let Me Be Mine (3:26)
10. New York Kiss (3:27)
Total length: 37:36
Kakav lijep završetak priče. A izgleda i da je ljudina.Randall Wulff is alive. Living and breathing and content, simply playing his music in the comfort of his own home, with a girlfriend and some kittens by his side.
For two and a half years, we searched and searched, and all signs led to Lewis as being a man no longer with us. Then last week, out of the blue, an old friend from Randall’s past got in touch, mentioning that he saw Randy in Canada last year. Hours later, Jack Fleischer and I booked two plane tickets and headed to Canada on the hunt.
Feeling deflated after 48 hours of tirelessly searching, we suddenly spotted him in plain sight. We found him looking calm, cool and collected, sitting outside a little neighborhood coffee shop drinking a large hot coffee. He looked great just sitting there basking in the summer sun with his classic blond hair, white shorts, white, billowy dress shirt (confidently unbuttoned to the navel), shiny white tennis shoes, and a wooden cane, which he cited was from a recent accident, but he seemed to walk fine. He had that undeniable charm of some golden-era Hollywood actor.
Randy had no idea about the recent interest in his old records and didn’t seem to care in the slightest. We had a check for him but he wasn’t interested. We brought him CDs and LPs of L’Amour. He took a look, impressed (“nice”), and smiled, recalling a number of positive stories from back in the day. Then handed back the CD, saying it was for us and kindly declined keeping it. Randy simply wanted to look forward with both his life and music and had no interest in any celebrity or financial gain having to do with the albums. He told us over and over again, “That was a long time ago” and that we should “have a ball” with the reissues. When we mentioned that we’d been looking for him for years, he was surprised, responding that he’s been right there all along and shops for groceries at his neighborhood store.
After a half hour chatting about his musical past, he signed a couple copies of L’Amour (as “Lewis”) and said, “I wish you guys all the best. I’m not looking back. I’m doing stuff now that’s taken me forty, fifty years to write. I’m not looking into coin. I’m not looking into anything. I’m just strumming my guitar. I just wish you guys all the best in the world.”
In respect to Randall, we’ve decided that once our CD/LP stock runs out, we won’t be repressing L’Amour or Romantic Times–until he tells us differently. It doesn’t feel right collecting money from his art and him not sharing in it regardless of how incredibly positive he was about the entire thing. The royalties will continue to be set aside into an escrow in case he ever wants them.
In 2014, with the instant gratification of information at our fingertips and every mystery solved within seconds, this is a rare and beautiful thing. The man seems to be at peace, so respecting his privacy is most important. And in closing, we are aware of the small percentage of people that believe this whole thing to be a hoax. Looking at the twelve-year history of our label, anyone would see that we would never do such a thing to betray people’s trust. We, like many of you, find so many parts of this story to be beyond belief, but after this meeting with Randall, we can say that sometimes truth truly is stranger than fiction.
) americanu & ostalu radišnu country folk viva la vida, hola mujer ekipu.dale cooper wrote:Update! Pronašli su Lewisa!
http://blog.lightintheattic.net/?p=28161Kakav lijep završetak priče. A izgleda i da je ljudina.Randall Wulff is alive. Living and breathing and content, simply playing his music in the comfort of his own home, with a girlfriend and some kittens by his side.
For two and a half years, we searched and searched, and all signs led to Lewis as being a man no longer with us. Then last week, out of the blue, an old friend from Randall’s past got in touch, mentioning that he saw Randy in Canada last year. Hours later, Jack Fleischer and I booked two plane tickets and headed to Canada on the hunt.
Feeling deflated after 48 hours of tirelessly searching, we suddenly spotted him in plain sight. We found him looking calm, cool and collected, sitting outside a little neighborhood coffee shop drinking a large hot coffee. He looked great just sitting there basking in the summer sun with his classic blond hair, white shorts, white, billowy dress shirt (confidently unbuttoned to the navel), shiny white tennis shoes, and a wooden cane, which he cited was from a recent accident, but he seemed to walk fine. He had that undeniable charm of some golden-era Hollywood actor.
Randy had no idea about the recent interest in his old records and didn’t seem to care in the slightest. We had a check for him but he wasn’t interested. We brought him CDs and LPs of L’Amour. He took a look, impressed (“nice”), and smiled, recalling a number of positive stories from back in the day. Then handed back the CD, saying it was for us and kindly declined keeping it. Randy simply wanted to look forward with both his life and music and had no interest in any celebrity or financial gain having to do with the albums. He told us over and over again, “That was a long time ago” and that we should “have a ball” with the reissues. When we mentioned that we’d been looking for him for years, he was surprised, responding that he’s been right there all along and shops for groceries at his neighborhood store.
After a half hour chatting about his musical past, he signed a couple copies of L’Amour (as “Lewis”) and said, “I wish you guys all the best. I’m not looking back. I’m doing stuff now that’s taken me forty, fifty years to write. I’m not looking into coin. I’m not looking into anything. I’m just strumming my guitar. I just wish you guys all the best in the world.”
In respect to Randall, we’ve decided that once our CD/LP stock runs out, we won’t be repressing L’Amour or Romantic Times–until he tells us differently. It doesn’t feel right collecting money from his art and him not sharing in it regardless of how incredibly positive he was about the entire thing. The royalties will continue to be set aside into an escrow in case he ever wants them.
In 2014, with the instant gratification of information at our fingertips and every mystery solved within seconds, this is a rare and beautiful thing. The man seems to be at peace, so respecting his privacy is most important. And in closing, we are aware of the small percentage of people that believe this whole thing to be a hoax. Looking at the twelve-year history of our label, anyone would see that we would never do such a thing to betray people’s trust. We, like many of you, find so many parts of this story to be beyond belief, but after this meeting with Randall, we can say that sometimes truth truly is stranger than fiction.
