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| 2004/9/7 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Israel, Politics/Foreign/Asia/Korea, Politics/Foreign/Europe] UID:33379 Activity:very high |
9/7 Does anyone have any recommendations for Foriegn bands? I quite
like the Mexican Rock band Mana, and the Korean singer Boa is
sometimes ok.
\_ TaTu
\_ Vladimir Vysotskiy, Brathanski, Garmarna, Yann Tiersen, Ali
Primera, Gilberto Gil, Bebel Gilberto, Astrud Gilberto, Tom Ze,
Os Mutantes
\_ If you like rap, MC Solaar has his moments.
\_ Plastilina Mosh? Phil's Finest Hour? Chico Cesar? Damien Rice?
\_ Los Fabulosos Cadillacs (actually a hybrid) and Manu Chao are two
of my favorites. Also, he's been dead for years but nobody's life
is complete w/o some exposure to Serge Gainsbourg, like him or not.
-- ulysses
\_ Do you mean non-English-speaking, or just foreign bands you may
not have heard of? I'm a big fan of the Aussie band The Cat
Empire. You might also have good luck with the BBC's The World:
http://www.theworld.org/globalhits/index.shtml
On a totally unrelated note, has anyone here heard the new Bjork
album? The two tracks I've heard sound pretty sweet.
\_ Sektor Gaza, russia most popular rock n roll band
\_ This must have been a joke, but anyways, just don't listen it in
front of someone who speaks Russian.. As for Russian rock bands,
DDT is certainly the best. The rest are just wannabes.
\_ sektor gaza is awesome! check out these song
titles: http://csua.org/u/8y1 -danh
\_ Hedningarna, Finnish techno-rock-folk group.
\_ It'd be helpful if you mentioned what type of music you were
interested in, but:
Brazil: Carlinhos Brown, Caetano Veloso, Os Mutantes, Tom Ze
Argentina: Reynols, Astor Piazzolla
Scotland: The Delgados, The Pastels
Scandinavia: 22-Pisterpirkko, Pan sonic, Stina Nordenstam,
Flesh Quartet, Sigur Ros
Germany: Jan Delay, Absolut Beginner, Can, Neu
France/Africa: Les Nubians, Khaled, Natacha Atlas
\_ Finland: FINNTROLL
Check out http://allmusic.com and/or pick up a copy of the Wire.
\_ Why do you hate America? |
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| www.theworld.org/globalhits/index.shtml BBC Music Online Original fans of the British punk rock band The Clash may not want to admit it. But they're fast approaching middle age, if they're not already there. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the British punk-rock band's most celebrated album. "London Calling" will be re-issued in two weeks in digitally remastered form. The other disc will include some tracks even the Clash's most avid fans have never heard before. The World's William Troop tells us about the "Vanilla Tapes." The "Vanilla Tapes" are a series of demo recordings made by The Clash in the spring of 1979, just before the final taping sessions for the album "London Calling." The tapes include never before released versions of Clash classics. In addition to London Calling, there are several other songs from the album. They're called the Vanilla Tapes, by the way, because they were recorded in the band's Vanilla Studio in London. It's now an office building used by the Church of England. And the demo tapes themselves were thought to have been lost forever too. The roadie left the tapes on the train and that was that. That's when the band's Mick Jones made an interesting discovery while he was packing up his house for a move. Jones: "I discovered these tapes as you do, you know like sifting through boxes. And I saw these tapes, and they were believed to be lost for, well they had been lost, for the past 25 years since we made the record and the last time we heard them. In addition to demo versions of London Calling songs, the newly found tapes also include out-takes that never made it onto any Clash record. The one you're about to hear is called "Lonesome Me" Clash bassist Paul Simonon and guitarist Mick Jones shared the recording and their impressions with the BBC recently in an exclusive interview. Simonon: "I liked it because it sounded like there was people at work... By hearing the Vanilla Tapes I could almost visualize the muddy brown carpet that was on the ceiling and walls to insulate the place. Jones: "By listening to this session I find it fascinating myself to see how you have works in progress. And on some of the tracks on the demos, I can hear all of the other parts that are not there." Simonon: "Because lyrics were changed, and variations really of songs. And also there's quite a few songs that didn't even make the album. " Among the songs on the demo tape that did make it into London Calling was "Train in Vain," which became one of the band's signature songs here in the States. Mick Jones says he and the band's late lead singer, Joe Strummer, used to keep all kinds of Clash notes and recordings in their homes. But Jones says he's not about to start searching for more lost tapes in his attic. Jones: "I'm going to make no attempt whatsoever to find... |
| csua.org/u/8y1 -> 66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:zdyC8yrC6aYJ:www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/4008/diskoen.htm+&hl=en "Fucking crab" third albom * Date of issue: June 1990 * Recording company: GALA RECORDS * Songs: 1 We are soviet guys 2 Farm-worker 3 Socks 4 Impotent man 5 Fucking crab 6 Policeman ("Ment") 7 Lullaby 8 Plan 9 Dispute 10. "Press down the accelerator" seventh albom * Date of issue: March 1993 * Recordinf company: GALA RECORDS * Songs: 1 Press down the accelerator 2 Tavern 3 Cellar 4 Girl 5 Court 6 Has taken fault on self 7 Werewolf 8 Rich guy 9 Lyric 10. "Koschei Immortal" eighth albom * Date of issue: March 1994 * Recording company: MAD VOX, GALA RECORDS * Songs: 1 Introduction 2 First Ivan aria 3 Ivan and Frog arias 4 Second Ivan aria 5 Baba-Jaga aria 6 Lord Dracula aria 7 Vasilisa Beutiful aria 8 Third Ivan aria 9 Koschei Immortal aria 10. "Dances after sex" ninth albom * Date of issue: March 1994 * Recording company: GALA RECORDS * Songs: 1 Dances after sex 2 Does not give 3 Metamorphosis 4 Widow 5 Prostitute 6 Mosquitoes 7 Unknown places 8 Cossacks song 9 Country cayfe 10. "Ballades" * Date of issue: June 1998 * Recording company: GALA RECORDS * Songs : 1 Your call 2 The fog 3 30 of years old 4 Life 5 I has taken fault on self 6 Night before Christmas 7 Bite of vampire 8 It's time to return home 9 Drowned man 10. |
| allmusic.com -> www.allmusic.com/ Hot Artist TheSTARTTheSTART honor their heroes--The Cure, Siouxsie & the Banshees, and Fugazi--and maintain a fierce post-punk stance all in the spirit of dancing. Having already weathered personal and political woes over the last four years, TheSTART's roaring attack 'rises up' against emo balladeers and pop queens currently ruling the mainstream. |