The Avett Brothers

señor rosa escribió:

Rebellion escribió:

señor rosa escribió:

Joder, y yo el martes en salzburgo y con coche de alquiler
Mira que me lo podría haber montado para ir de haberlo sabido...

Dabidigo escribió:Señor Rosa, estuvo un colega mío en el concierto y tiene grabado los videos al lado tuyo. Que puta casualidad!!

Rebellion escribió:Hay por ahí un topic nsultando a la gente que se pasa un concierto entero grabando con la cámara

señor rosa escribió:

Dabidigo escribió:Señor Rosa, estuvo un colega mío en el concierto y tiene grabado los videos al lado tuyo. Que puta casualidad!!

tu colega es un impostor

nanutxi escribió:

Zulander escribió:Estos cuando sacaban el disco nuevo??

pinkpanther escribió:

Zulander escribió:Estos cuando sacaban el disco nuevo??

Esperemos que pronto, pero de momento parece que no hay noticias.

Dabidigo escribió:Ya han acabado el nuevo disco y se espera que lo saquen para primavera. Ha sido producido de nuevo por Rick Rubin.




Avett Brothers Get Aggressive on Rick Rubin-Produced Album
Follow-up to 'I and Love and You' due out this spring


"We're right at the finish line," singer-guitarist Seth Avett says of his band's seventh album. "It's just the formalities now." The folk-rock crew recorded more than 20 tunes in Asheville, North Carolina, last year for the follow-up to 2009's breakthrough album, I and Love and You, once again working with producer Rick Rubin. "Before the last album, the demos were the album," says Avett. "This time, we put a lot more thought into them." Though Rubin never visited the band members in their home state, he sent notes on the new material and later met them in L.A. to give them more feedback. "I and Love and You was the first step to opening the door to our relationship with Rick," adds banjo player Scott Avett. "This record is a step further."

The new songs include several of the Avetts' signature harmony-rich acoustic ballads, including "The Once and Future Carpenter," about life on the road, and the waltzing singalong "Down With the Shine." But they also get loud on tunes like "Paul Newman Versus the Demons," an ode to their favorite actor. "Newman is a prime example of that really talented, good-looking guy that had every opportunity to be vain and selfish but didn't," says Seth. "It has an aggressive riff, and the instruments are very Nineties rock – what you could call grunge. It's certainly a major departure."

The Avetts hope to build on the success of their last disc, which cracked the Top 20 – but they're not too worried. "It was interesting to see it gain some mainstream momentum, but trends change quickly," Seth says. "I'm sure if anyone considers us cool, give it a year or two and we'll be the most uncool thing on the block."



... y luego una girita por Europa.

pinkpanther escribió:

Dabidigo escribió:Ya han acabado el nuevo disco y se espera que lo saquen para primavera. Ha sido producido de nuevo por Rick Rubin.




Avett Brothers Get Aggressive on Rick Rubin-Produced Album
Follow-up to 'I and Love and You' due out this spring


"We're right at the finish line," singer-guitarist Seth Avett says of his band's seventh album. "It's just the formalities now." The folk-rock crew recorded more than 20 tunes in Asheville, North Carolina, last year for the follow-up to 2009's breakthrough album, I and Love and You, once again working with producer Rick Rubin. "Before the last album, the demos were the album," says Avett. "This time, we put a lot more thought into them." Though Rubin never visited the band members in their home state, he sent notes on the new material and later met them in L.A. to give them more feedback. "I and Love and You was the first step to opening the door to our relationship with Rick," adds banjo player Scott Avett. "This record is a step further."

The new songs include several of the Avetts' signature harmony-rich acoustic ballads, including "The Once and Future Carpenter," about life on the road, and the waltzing singalong "Down With the Shine." But they also get loud on tunes like "Paul Newman Versus the Demons," an ode to their favorite actor. "Newman is a prime example of that really talented, good-looking guy that had every opportunity to be vain and selfish but didn't," says Seth. "It has an aggressive riff, and the instruments are very Nineties rock – what you could call grunge. It's certainly a major departure."

The Avetts hope to build on the success of their last disc, which cracked the Top 20 – but they're not too worried. "It was interesting to see it gain some mainstream momentum, but trends change quickly," Seth says. "I'm sure if anyone considers us cool, give it a year or two and we'll be the most uncool thing on the block."



... y luego una girita por Europa.

Gran noticia.

henchman escribió:
Casi me quedo con la versión solo Avett que pone Dabidigo. Menudas armonias. AMOS.

el baron de la birra escribió:http://www.marca.com/2012/06/04/baloncesto/nba/noticias/1338792456.html

rEbEH escribió:En los puestos del primavera vendían unos carteles de conciertos de los avettos chulísimos, pero a 20 lereles el dinA3 o dinA4 no sé. Su padre.

pinkpanther escribió:Nowitzki tocando con los Avett Brothers.

http://www.marca.com/2012/06/04/baloncesto/nba/noticias/1338792456.html

pinkpanther escribió:Nowitzki tocando con los Avett Brothers.

http://www.marca.com/2012/06/04/baloncesto/nba/noticias/1338792456.html

pinkpanther escribió:Nowitzki tocando con los Avett Brothers.

http://www.marca.com/2012/06/04/baloncesto/nba/noticias/1338792456.html