LANEGAN & DULLI reparten clase y amor

1965 Re-released on Collector’s Vinyl


1965The Afghan Whigs’ swan song album, 1965, will be re-released on August 24 in a collector-grade vinyl edition. Music on Vinyl has licensed the re-issue from Columbia Records. It is a European-only release on 180 gram vinyl with seven bonus tracks and an eight page booklet.

Pre-order at Aural Exploits

The bonus tracks are from the Somethin’ Hot and 66 CD singles:
Somethin’ Hot (12” Version) (5:15)
Miss World (4:09)
Papa Was A Rascal (4:14)
66 (Radio Version #1) (3:16)
The Singer (3:40)
Somethin’ Hot (Live Version) (3:34)
66 (Live Version) (3:38)

The booklet is the CD insert presumably expanded to 12″ size.

Thanks to RJ on the Afghan Whigs mailing list for finding out the bonus track/booklet info.

William Cutting escribió:Ha vuelto Mark Lanegan a Queens Of The Stone Age!!!!?????



Dios mío!! casi me da algo cuando he visto ésto!!!

Ripple. escribió:

1965 Re-released on Collector’s Vinyl


1965The Afghan Whigs’ swan song album, 1965, will be re-released on August 24 in a collector-grade vinyl edition. Music on Vinyl has licensed the re-issue from Columbia Records. It is a European-only release on 180 gram vinyl with seven bonus tracks and an eight page booklet.

Pre-order at Aural Exploits

The bonus tracks are from the Somethin’ Hot and 66 CD singles:
Somethin’ Hot (12” Version) (5:15)
Miss World (4:09)
Papa Was A Rascal (4:14)
66 (Radio Version #1) (3:16)
The Singer (3:40)
Somethin’ Hot (Live Version) (3:34)
66 (Live Version) (3:38)

The booklet is the CD insert presumably expanded to 12″ size.

Thanks to RJ on the Afghan Whigs mailing list for finding out the bonus track/booklet info.

Otros que veo dificil que se arrejunten de nuevo.

Ripple. escribió:

barrett martin: Es más, yo diría que ahí están algunas de las mejores canciones que los Screaming Trees hayan escrito jamás, aunque no pudiésemos contar con una gran producción”. De momento los masters están guardados en el estudio de Stone Gossard, en Seattle”.

Algunas demos de esos temas ya rondaron por la red, y si, algunos temas como Ash Grey Sunday o Anita Gray son muy buenos para que se queden en el olvido; hasta me hice una compilacion (con portada y contraportada) con esas demos y otros temas destinados a futuros albums de ST, cansado de esperar el ansiado disco...

William Cutting escribió:

Ripple. escribió:

barrett martin: Es más, yo diría que ahí están algunas de las mejores canciones que los Screaming Trees hayan escrito jamás, aunque no pudiésemos contar con una gran producción”. De momento los masters están guardados en el estudio de Stone Gossard, en Seattle”.

Algunas demos de esos temas ya rondaron por la red, y si, algunos temas como Ash Grey Sunday o Anita Gray son muy buenos para que se queden en el olvido; hasta me hice una compilacion (con portada y contraportada) con esas demos y otros temas destinados a futuros albums de ST, cansado de esperar el ansiado disco...

Pfff, me he puesto a mirar algunas páginas desde el principio del post, y ni me acordaba de éste album. Cuando me lo contaron unos amigos dije: "voy a buscarlo", pero nunca lo hice.

Acabo de descargarme el "unreleased album" de screaming trees, y me he quedado.... :barbaro:

Y eso después de leer la entrevista que le hicieron a Barrett Martin el verano pasado...realmente me da más rabia, pero si está todo en los estudios de Stone Gossard en Seattle, cabe la posibilidad de que algún salgan a la luz del modo que se merece.

Mark, haz una reunión! please! aunque sea 1 concierto!

William Cutting escribió:En Wikipedia:

"On August 12 2010, Mark Lanegan re-joined Queens of The Stone Age on stage at the Nokia Club in Los Angeles where he sang 4 encore songs with the band. The concert was put together to raise funds for Eagles of Death Metal bassist Brian O'Connor, who was diagnosed with cancer a few months prior to the event. There is currently speculation that Lanegan may re-join Queens of the Stone Age in 2011."

Al menos espero que cante en unas cuantas canciones de QOTSA como ya hizo en Songs for the Deaf.

Aquí tienes Harry666:

http://www.mediafire.com/?2ytdy4zynn0

Éste es el que me bajé yo de google, el unrealeased album de screaming trees, el link que puso Ripple no me deja entrar me pone que es para usuarios especiales o algo así.

disfrútalo!

William Cutting escribió:
Éste es el que me bajé yo de google, el unrealeased album de screaming trees, el link que puso Ripple no me deja entrar me pone que es para usuarios especiales o algo así.

Ripple. escribió:

William Cutting escribió:
Éste es el que me bajé yo de google, el unrealeased album de screaming trees, el link que puso Ripple no me deja entrar me pone que es para usuarios especiales o algo así.

Mandale un privado al sr Admin y que te deje revolver entre la basura

William Cutting escribió:

Ripple. escribió:

barrett martin: Es más, yo diría que ahí están algunas de las mejores canciones que los Screaming Trees hayan escrito jamás, aunque no pudiésemos contar con una gran producción”. De momento los masters están guardados en el estudio de Stone Gossard, en Seattle”.

Algunas demos de esos temas ya rondaron por la red, y si, algunos temas como Ash Grey Sunday o Anita Gray son muy buenos para que se queden en el olvido; hasta me hice una compilacion (con portada y contraportada) con esas demos y otros temas destinados a futuros albums de ST, cansado de esperar el ansiado disco...

Pfff, me he puesto a mirar algunas páginas desde el principio del post, y ni me acordaba de éste album. Cuando me lo contaron unos amigos dije: "voy a buscarlo", pero nunca lo hice.

Acabo de descargarme el "unreleased album" de screaming trees, y me he quedado.... :barbaro:

Y eso después de leer la entrevista que le hicieron a Barrett Martin el verano pasado...realmente me da más rabia, pero si está todo en los estudios de Stone Gossard en Seattle, cabe la posibilidad de que algún salgan a la luz del modo que se merece.

Mark, haz una reunión! please! aunque sea 1 concierto!

sandiablo escribió:Tío, tienes esas 13 canciones? porque lo que circula por ahí siempre son 8. Papelerízalo pero ya copón!!!

harry666 escribió:

sandiablo escribió:Tío, tienes esas 13 canciones? porque lo que circula por ahí siempre son 8. Papelerízalo pero ya copón!!!

Tienes razón!!!! Solo son ocho!!!

Ripple. escribió:

harry666 escribió:

sandiablo escribió:Tío, tienes esas 13 canciones? porque lo que circula por ahí siempre son 8. Papelerízalo pero ya copón!!!

Tienes razón!!!! Solo son ocho!!!

https://www.foroazkenarock.com/papelera-f2/lanegan-dulli-resort-t12799.htm

Lo colgue aqui en su dia, pero el link ha caducado, asi que si os interesa lo vuelvo a subir cuando pueda...

sandiablo escribió:

William Cutting escribió:

Ripple. escribió:

barrett martin: Es más, yo diría que ahí están algunas de las mejores canciones que los Screaming Trees hayan escrito jamás, aunque no pudiésemos contar con una gran producción”. De momento los masters están guardados en el estudio de Stone Gossard, en Seattle”.

Algunas demos de esos temas ya rondaron por la red, y si, algunos temas como Ash Grey Sunday o Anita Gray son muy buenos para que se queden en el olvido; hasta me hice una compilacion (con portada y contraportada) con esas demos y otros temas destinados a futuros albums de ST, cansado de esperar el ansiado disco...

Pfff, me he puesto a mirar algunas páginas desde el principio del post, y ni me acordaba de éste album. Cuando me lo contaron unos amigos dije: "voy a buscarlo", pero nunca lo hice.

Acabo de descargarme el "unreleased album" de screaming trees, y me he quedado.... :barbaro:

Y eso después de leer la entrevista que le hicieron a Barrett Martin el verano pasado...realmente me da más rabia, pero si está todo en los estudios de Stone Gossard en Seattle, cabe la posibilidad de que algún salgan a la luz del modo que se merece.

Mark, haz una reunión! please! aunque sea 1 concierto!

Tío, tienes esas 13 canciones? porque lo que circula por ahí siempre son 8. Papelerízalo pero ya copón!!!

Ripple. escribió:Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - You Won't Let Me Down Again

[flash][/flash]

¿Pero donde esta Mark en este video? ¿quien es ese tipo? no me lo digas Isobel, ocupado con sus amiguetes importantes...

Ripple. escribió:Pedazo SETLIST que se cascaron ayer Mark & Rosser en uno de los lugares con mas encanto para hacer conciertos en Londres, el Union Chapel; dentro de lo que sera su minigira de Agosto por algunos clubs y festivales de europa. Echad un vistazo al set-list porque han metido 5 trallazos de Screaming Trees, sobre todo ese pedazo de encore final con Dying Days, Shadow of the season y Halo of Ashes ¡¡¡Mother God!!!!!

William Cutting escribió:

Ripple. escribió:Pedazo SETLIST que se cascaron ayer Mark & Rosser en uno de los lugares con mas encanto para hacer conciertos en Londres, el Union Chapel; dentro de lo que sera su minigira de Agosto por algunos clubs y festivales de europa. Echad un vistazo al set-list porque han metido 5 trallazos de Screaming Trees, sobre todo ese pedazo de encore final con Dying Days, Shadow of the season y Halo of Ashes ¡¡¡Mother God!!!!!

Ripple. escribió:Pedazo SETLIST que se cascaron ayer Mark & Rosser en uno de los lugares con mas encanto para hacer conciertos en Londres, el Union Chapel; dentro de lo que sera su minigira de Agosto por algunos clubs y festivales de europa. Echad un vistazo al set-list porque han metido 5 trallazos de Screaming Trees, sobre todo ese pedazo de encore final con Dying Days, Shadow of the season y Halo of Ashes ¡¡¡Mother God!!!!!

Ripple. escribió:Resubido.

Ripple. escribió:

Ripple. escribió:El bueno de Scott Ford anuncia que el nuevo disco de Twilight Singers ya esta mezclado y masterizado ademas de esto promete una gira mas extensa que las anteriores y como regalo una actuacion de Soulsavers del año 2007 en NYC con acojonante sonido de Mesa...

http://fordradio.wordpress.com/2010/08/29/a-gift-for-the-faithful/#comments



Intro/Ask the Dust
Ghosts of You and Me
All Night Long
Paper Money
Effigy
Kingdoms of Rain
Spiritual
Codeine
Jesus of Nothing
Feels So Good
Cabin Fever
Revival
Midnight Special

The Glaswegian artist says the literal and emotional journeys she embarked on were the soul of the album. "I think I had to leave the U.K.; I had to get out 'cause there was a guy back there that I just had to get away from," she recalls. "I had my heart broken twice in really quick succession. But by the second time, in January 2009, I was like, 'Oh stuff this. I’m getting on a plane out of here.' I just ran away, basically. Then, I thought, 'What fun it is. I could have all these adventures!' So it was really good."

Her adventures led her to Denmark for drum work with a frequent associate and Louisiana for some authentic Dixieland jamming (where her friends introduced her to that musical rubber chicken, which appears on the title track). But it was the Southwest—Arizona in particular—that inspired this record's theme.

Campbell had vacationed in the Copper State in December 2008, "but ended up staying for most of the year," she says. After becoming so accustomed to dreary U.K. winters and endless rain, she felt unprecedented joy and freedom in the desert.

"Every day, I’d be eating breakfast or having a cup of coffee, and there were these amazing hawks flying around," she says, still in awe. "I researched the Native American folklore about hawks, and it was really speaking to me. The things I’d been going through, the symbolism and, also, because I’m like an old lady—I’ve been in the music business for so long, sometimes I feel like a complete whore, a complete prostitute. So it’s a statement in that sense, too. Hawk—sometimes, I’m so tired of hawking my wares…and just the fact that I was flying everywhere in this big metal airplane, it felt really right to me."

From there, the new songs flowed. She went to Los Angeles and recorded with Lanegan and her engineering team in a Los Feliz barn. Campbell also made a pilgrimage to Joshua Tree to work with Americana goddess Victoria Williams. Williams educated her further on hymns and rootsy tomes. Though none of their duets made it onto Hawk, they might become b-sides or appear on Williams' next record, which Campbell is producing.

The blond voyager is looking forward to touring with Lanegan and Mason this fall, and the live show is taking her to familiar territory: England's All Tomorrow's Parties in December, curated by Belle & Sebastian. Campbell wore many hats in that heralded indie band for six years, and now recollects that tenure warmly.

"Chris (Geddes), the keyboard player, we’re often in touch," she says. "But seriously, over the last two years, the longest I’ve been home is two months...so we’re kind of like ships in the night. Enough time has gone past now that I look back on it fondly. And I want to say that if I hadn’t been known in that group, I probably would have been one of their crazy fans."

Ripple. escribió:

No se si estaba antes pero Dulli ha añadido LLoseta (Mallorca) en su red-neck world tour

04 SPAIN SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA - Capitol
05 SPAIN MADRID - Charada Buy Tickets
06 SPAIN ARRASATE - Amaia Antzokia Buy Tickets
07 SPAIN LLOSETA - Teatre Lloseta
09 SPAIN SEVILLA - Teatro Central Buy Tickets
10 SPAIN BARCELONA - Sidecar Buy Tickets
11 SPAIN ZARAGOZA - La Casa del Loco

Por cierto que en algunos sitios ya se estan cambiando las salas debido a la gran demanda de tickets, cosa que aqui me temo que no, y tendremos que verle en estos antros...

Due to ticket demand the following shows have been moved:
November 13th - Belgium, Antwerp - Trix - Moved to the bigger room.
November 17th - San Francisco CA - Cafe Du Nord - Moved to The Swedish

Free escribió:

Ripple. escribió:

No se si estaba antes pero Dulli ha añadido LLoseta (Mallorca) en su red-neck world tour

04 SPAIN SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA - Capitol
05 SPAIN MADRID - Charada Buy Tickets
06 SPAIN ARRASATE - Amaia Antzokia Buy Tickets
07 SPAIN LLOSETA - Teatre Lloseta
09 SPAIN SEVILLA - Teatro Central Buy Tickets
10 SPAIN BARCELONA - Sidecar Buy Tickets
11 SPAIN ZARAGOZA - La Casa del Loco

Por cierto que en algunos sitios ya se estan cambiando las salas debido a la gran demanda de tickets, cosa que aqui me temo que no, y tendremos que verle en estos antros...

Due to ticket demand the following shows have been moved:
November 13th - Belgium, Antwerp - Trix - Moved to the bigger room.
November 17th - San Francisco CA - Cafe Du Nord - Moved to The Swedish

Antros???

Ripple. escribió:

Free escribió:

Ripple. escribió:

No se si estaba antes pero Dulli ha añadido LLoseta (Mallorca) en su red-neck world tour

04 SPAIN SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA - Capitol
05 SPAIN MADRID - Charada Buy Tickets
06 SPAIN ARRASATE - Amaia Antzokia Buy Tickets
07 SPAIN LLOSETA - Teatre Lloseta
09 SPAIN SEVILLA - Teatro Central Buy Tickets
10 SPAIN BARCELONA - Sidecar Buy Tickets
11 SPAIN ZARAGOZA - La Casa del Loco

Por cierto que en algunos sitios ya se estan cambiando las salas debido a la gran demanda de tickets, cosa que aqui me temo que no, y tendremos que verle en estos antros...

Due to ticket demand the following shows have been moved:
November 13th - Belgium, Antwerp - Trix - Moved to the bigger room.
November 17th - San Francisco CA - Cafe Du Nord - Moved to The Swedish

Antros???

Aqui he generalizado un poquito Blas porque no conozco la Capitol, Teatre Lloseta, el central, pero lo de Madrid, Barcelona y Arrasate valgame...

Ripple. escribió:Entrevista de la Campbell, donde ademas de contarnos el proceso de grabacion de su ultimo album Hawk, parece que deja los temas junto a Victoria Williams como posibles caras-b o para el disco que ella misma esta produciendo a la reina del Americana, por cierto hay dos temas ineditos de hawk ambas con Mark a las voces y que no se incluyeron en el album Won't Be Sorry y Lord I Just Cant Keep From Crying, y que aparecen como bonus para las ediciones de itunes y Amazon (odio este tipo de business)

Ripple. escribió:El bueno de Scott Ford anuncia que el nuevo disco de Twilight Singers ya esta mezclado y masterizado ademas de esto promete una gira mas extensa que las anteriores y como regalo una actuacion de Soulsavers del año 2007 en NYC con acojonante sonido de Mesa...

http://fordradio.wordpress.com/2010/08/29/a-gift-for-the-faithful/#comments



Intro/Ask the Dust
Ghosts of You and Me
All Night Long
Paper Money
Effigy
Kingdoms of Rain
Spiritual
Codeine
Jesus of Nothing
Feels So Good
Cabin Fever
Revival
Midnight Special

Blas escribió:
La putada es que es el Jueves, si no te diría que vinieras a Santiago

Sikander escribió:
Pero hay alguna edición física con esas canciones o sólo descarga???

A ver cuando nos vemos txapeldun

Ripple. escribió:

Blas escribió:
La putada es que es el Jueves, si no te diría que vinieras a Santiago

Ya me iria a ver Arcade Fire rapaz, pero es un puto domingo, lo de Dulli o es Madrid o Arrasate y las dos salas me dan mucho miedo...

Sikander escribió:
Pero hay alguna edición física con esas canciones o sólo descarga???

A ver cuando nos vemos txapeldun

Son solo via descarga y las ponen como cebo para que los hardfans se lo bajen via Itunes o Amazon, pero yo ya las he conseguido por otros medios si interesa.

Me jodio no vernos en el BBK para FNM pero me toco currar en Sudafrica por el Mundial y la cosa se estiro hasta el 11 de julio, A Isobel & Mark un colega y yo vamos a verlos dentro de una semanita en Paris donde tocan junto a Damien jurado y Willy Mason, luego a Madrid me bajo lo mas seguro en Octubre para Massive Attack, a ver si nos vemos para unas cañejas y batallitas

jackster escribió:ISOBEL CAMPBELL & MARK LANEGAN

NOV 30 Apolo BARCELONA
DIC 01 Teatro Central SEVILLA
DIC 02 Mirror VALENCIA
DIC 03 tbc MADRID
DIC 04 Cuva SANTANDER

jackster escribió:ISOBEL CAMPBELL & MARK LANEGAN

NOV 30 Apolo BARCELONA
DIC 01 Teatro Central SEVILLA
DIC 02 Mirror VALENCIA
DIC 03 tbc MADRID
DIC 04 Cuva SANTANDER

Sikander escribió:
Sobre las canciones extra...por supuesto me interesan! Supongo que no era una opción que no las hubieras conseguido

Isobel Campbell on her new album Hawk and why her unlikely alliance with grunge veteran Mark Lanegan works so well

Published Date: 01 September 2010
By Aidan Smith
THE last time I was kept waiting by Isobel Campbell she was 45 minutes late, a problem complicated by her refusal to carry a mobile phone.
Today she effortlessly achieves a new personal best of 1 hour 10 minutes, this despite now owning a phone, which at least enables us to communicate by text (Me: "Bored reading Naomi Campbell story – where r u?"). Finally she shows, a seductive riot o
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f blonde curls and melodramatic eyeliner. "Really sorry," she says, "but I lost my handbag."

It is very difficult to be angry with Campbell, however, or to accuse her of behaviour more befitting her supermodel namesake, because the former cellist and muse of Belle and Sebastian, who now sings with grunge veteran Mark Lanegan, gives you everything you want from an interview. She's funny, insightful and honest in a way that can mildly stun you, such as when she admits: "I know I drive people nuts. In the last eight years I've had six... no, seven different managers."

And not for her the usual artist evasiveness over where her songs come from. Of the new album Hawk, much raved-about as the duo's best, she reveals: "I thought I was going to become a wee wifie chained to the kitchen sink, to marry a builder and spit out his babies, and I thought I wanted that. But it's not going to happen now. That's what these songs are about."

After the first album of folk-country duets with Lanegan, prompting the first comparisons with Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra, everyone thought them such an unlikely pairing that it would probably never be repeated – and Campbell agreed, not least because they had recorded their vocals 5,000 miles apart. But she thought she'd chance her luck anyway, asked if he'd work with her again, and he replied: "In a heartbeat."

For album number 2 she persuaded Lanegan, a recovering drug addict, to leave his adopted Los Angeles and sing with her in the same Glasgow studio, but by the end she had invested so much time in the project – two years to his nine days – and so much of her own money hiring orchestras that friends cautioned her against a third outing.

"One very dear girlfriend thought I wasn't getting out of the partnership what I was putting into it," says 34-year-old Campbell as she orders a (very) late lunch off Sauchiehall Street. "So I felt like I was cheating on her when I decided to call Mark." Campbell writes, arranges and produces their records. "They're my folly and I do what he calls the heavy lifting." So how many days did he give her this time? "Oh, five – and two of them he was in a foul mood. At the end, he said: 'Isobel, you know I'm a grumpy old shithead – please forgive me.' And I did!"

Campbell always laughs when their relationship is likened to that between a Hammer Horror demon and his damsel. "Mark towers over me, is 11 years older and says I remind him of a girl on his first camping expedition but I'm not intimidated by him – in fact, I'd say it was the other way round. When he didn't want to sing two of the songs I got Willy Mason in. That put his gas at a peep, at least for a while."

How would she describe their relationship? "Mark's like a family member now, although don't ask me which one." Do they send each other Christmas cards? "No, but then I don't send any. I've had a lot of really tough Christmases, like when my parents divorced, and I just spend them worrying about everyone. This one's going to be tough for a lot of people isn't it? Maybe the government should just cancel it, give everyone an orange."

For all his faults, however, Lanegan must have seemed like Campbell's rock two years ago when the rest of her world convulsed. Her band disintegrated; she lost her guitarist and was forced to sack her drummer. Her beloved grandmother died. And the man she thought she was going to marry walked out on her.

"Almost right away he said: 'You're mine forever.' I was like 'Yes, yes,' which wasn't me at all; I'm the kind of girl who, first date, brings a girlfriend along. And for a while it was intense and wonderful. But he dumped me. I was brokenhearted, completely destroyed. Then, almost right away, I dived straight into another relationship, which of course turned out to be another disaster."

Due to tour, Campbell wanted to cancel the shows. "I couldn't stop crying. I went brunette. But Mark phoned and said: 'I've flown a long way. We're doing this.' The snot just poured out of my nose after that. If you're in a vulnerable way, the road really isn't the place to be – it's just so lonesome. And that time reminded me of when I left Belle and Sebastian – lots of what I call my 'Judy Garland moments'. I should have stayed at home with a hot-water bottle."

When Campbell eventually made it back to Glasgow, she decided she no longer wanted to be there. Disillusioned by everything that another horrible Christmas had thrown at her, she caught a plane to Tuscon, Arizona. "It was brilliantly sunny. I saw hummingbirds and wept tears of joy." Friends took her in and helped put her back together. She house-sat at a swish pad with a pool and a two-week stay turned into six months.

"Through all the chaos and heartbreak and soul-searching I met some wonderful people. I learned how therapeutic kids can be and enjoyed my best-ever Valentine's Day with a five-year-old boy. I also met some wonderful musicians, such as Victoria Williams, and it was while hanging out with her that I think I had a bit of an epiphany.

"I thought I wanted to be that builder's wife but maybe that's not me after all and maybe, like my mum always says, I'm married to my music." Not surprisingly, the songs that would make up Hawk came quickly. And before she knew it Campbell was phoning Lanegan again.

Part of the album was recorded in an LA studio which, unknown to Campbell, had once been used by Hazlewood and Sinatra. "An old engineer told me: 'Lee would've dug you,'" she says. But, while respectful of the ghosts of that session, she didn't let them overpower her own. The double-act with Lanegan is its own thing now: elusive, maddening, sensual, right.

When I point out that those five-star reviews continue to speculate on the likelihood of the studio being kitted out with a bed, Campbell chuckles. "It's a damn weird relationship, for sure, but Mark and I know what we do well together and that's sing."

As her timekeeping confirms, her life is complicated enough.

Hawk (V2) is out now. Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan play Glasgow's ABC on 8 September

Moltisanti escribió:¿Qué tal está el Hawk?

mr_mojorising escribió:

Moltisanti escribió:¿Qué tal está el Hawk?

pues a mi no me acaba de... tiene buenos momentos, claro pero no me convence