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Ten, the number of sweater of the Pearl Jam
Ten, the first album of the Pearl Jam, published in the United States August 27 th 1991 for the Epic Records (in Italy you/he/she was put in sale in February of the following year) it owes his/her own name to the number of sweater of the player of basket Mookie Blaylock. And not only. The name of the famous player NBA was also one of the first select names from the first formation driven by Eddie Vedder. With this visit ticket they make live a pair of dates, (the debut in absolute of shoulder to the Alice In Chains) but then Eddie tells a strange history on a recipe of his/her grandmother and so the mythical Pearl Jam become. |
Titian Ferro and... Peppe Quintale
In the 1996 Titian Ferro you/he/she has participated as competitor in the telecast it Chases to the sentence on Italy 1, where the conductor Peppe Quintale has allowed him to perform for a few minutes except then to liquidate him/it with a disdainful wisecrack around his/her possibilities to become singer. Sin. for Quintal.. that, shortly after, TZN has become one of the most important artists of the world pop panorama! |
Pete Doherty and the kick
Pete Doherty, English singer, leader of the Babyshambleses, founder, singer and composer (with Carl Barât) of the group The Libertines, with which you/he/she has reached the notoriety, is a great fan of the team of kick of the Queenses Park Rangers, now of ownership of Flavio Briatore; from teen-ager you/he/she has created a fanzine devoted to the kick and the entitled literature "All Quiet on the Western Avenue".. |
Morrissey, living genius
Many don't know that the ex leader of the Smithses, Steven Patrick Morrissey, better known only as Morrissey (Manchester, 22 May 1959), the novantaquattresimo has been listed to set of the classification of the 100 living geniuses compiled by the English daily paper Daily Telegraph. In effects, all it takes is listening the masterpieces to him written for making I count. |
Coldplay, new accusation of plagiarism from Joe Satriani
There is not really peace for the Coldplays and their tormentone "the Vida Lives." Already a few months ago the doubts on the paternity of the passage had been doubted by a band seeds. unknown call "Creaky Boards" that he/she reported the similarity of the song of the band of Chris Martin with theirs "The Song The Didn'ts Write."
Now to launch the suspicions is not one any, but the famous guitarist Joe Satriani that you/he/she is passed by the words to the facts suing the band, according to him/her guilty to be inspired to the instrumental song "If The Could Fly." It is to onor of the truth, there is to admit that the passage introduces strong analogies with that writing from Martin and partners but from here to probably speak of real plagiarism it races of it.
Won't it be that the enormous success of the Coldplays has also aroused besides so much admiration a pinch of envy? |
Axl disappears and "Chinese Democracy" it doesn't take off
The fans of the Gunses N' Roses, after having waited well 17 years for the new album of the band "Chinese Democracy", they again have to make the accounts with the inconstancy of the leader Axl Rose that, rather than to go around for promoting the album, has thought well about him without leaving his/her news. Besides the disk, to few more than a week from the exit, you/he/she has been only champion of listening in streaming on Myspace (more than 8 million consumers they are connected to feel the new passages) while to level of sold copies you/he/she can be spoken of flop since the album, first in classification only in Brazil and in Finland, in USA you/he/she has sold less half million copies. |
1987: Adam Clayton and that Grammies "missed."..
In 1987, year of the publication of the unforgettable album from 15 million copies "The Joshua Tree", the U2s win 2 Grammies Award: one for the album of the year and the other for the good performance rock. The bassista Adam Clayton however doesn't succeed in enjoying his/her moment of glorifies because is closed in bath in the same moment in which the band on the stage is called for withdrawing the prize! |
Lennon: correct censorship for "Lucy?"
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, the great masterpiece written by John Lennon was one of the four songs censored by the BBC of the historical album of the Beatleses, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Lennon sustained subsequently that the title of the passage (whose initial I am note "LSD") was inspired by a sketch of his/her child Julian, that his/her classmate had withdrawn in (Lucy) the sky with some diamonds. Also because of his/her presumed allusive meaning to the hallucinogenic drugs, Lucy became subsequently one of the passages more quoted of the album (also from the same Beatleses and from the Pink Floyd than To Saucerful of Secrets with the track " Let there dark be Light"). |
Beatles
In the session of recording, initiated in November 1966 and concluded him in March 1967, of the famous album of the Beatleses "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" they were recorded well 16 songs. Of these, only 13 were inserted in the track definitive list of the disk while the other three were subsequently engraved in other jobs of the band of Liverpool. We are speaking of masterpieces what Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields Forever and Only to Northern Song. |
Music and cinema: magic or legend?
Legend or less, if we try to listen to The Dark Side of the Moon (some suggest contrarily us) and to contemporarily view the film The Magician of Oz, can be noticed an impressive sincronia. Gilmour in a recent interview has denied the volontarietà of such particularity. Indeed the two works differ for duration. But the doubts for the one whom he/she listens remain. And' real instead the coincidence between Echoes and the last part of 2001:Odissea in the space of Stanley Kubrick that in fact both last 23'31" and I am perfectly sovrapponibili. |
Pink Floyd out of the schemes
Money, one of the most meaningful pieces of the Pink Floyd and present in the historical album of the band "The Dark Side of The Moon", it is one of the few masterpieces of the rock structured on the unusual rhythm of 7/4. |
The grave of Eleanor Rigby
Do you have it foresees the masterpiece of the Beatleses Eleanor Rigby? Beh, the name of the ragazzina to which the song is devoted doesn't derive at all from the imagination of Paul McCartney: in the cemetery of the church of St. Peter, exists really the grave of the family Rigby and Eleanor it is buried really there. The church is found in the zone of Woolton (Liverpool), where Paul met for the first time John Lennon July 6 th 1957 during a parish party: John was playing with his/her group The Quarry Men. |
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