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Whatever one thinks of Billy Corgan and his music: here's a VERY good read with him making some VERY good – I'd even say IMPORTANT – remarks about the state of music reception, peer pressure and mostly about the disputable terms and criterias of valuation put forth by some people.
http://www.antiquiet.com/interviews/2012/06/billy-corgan-interview-Oceania/
I might have mentioned this other great swiss band before:
VENTURA
here's a free label sampler btw: http://sickroomafricantape.bandcamp.com/
lots of great bands on it.
The new Baroness-Album is awesome. Just listen to the track Cocanium on Baroness official. It´s so motorpsychedelic!
he, this topic comes to somewhat back to a full circle after the opening posting. See this: http://qujunktions.com/artists/supersilent-featuring-john-paul-jones
!!! Helge Sten, Ståle Storløkken, Arve Henriksen, John Paul Jones !!!
They do some but only UK November live dates.
Full Jaga Jazzist 2012 Haldern show here: http://www.wdr.de/tv/rockpalast/extra/videos/2012/0810/jaga_jazzist.jsp
try TAME IMPALA, DUNGEN or THE AMAZING for a hippiesque, psychedelic and musically ambitioned experience
Quote:Full Jaga Jazzist 2012 Haldern show here: http://www.wdr.de/tv/rockpalast/extra/videos/2012/0810/jaga_jazzist.jspThanks.
Great Festival that was, e.g. (and JJ of course) :
http://www.wdr.de/tv/rockpalast/extra/videos/2012/0810/other_lives.jsp
http://www.wdr.de/tv/rockpalast/extra/videos/2012/0811/patrick_watson.jsp
http://www.wdr.de/tv/rockpalast/extra/videos/2012/0811/wilco.jsp
http://www.wdr.de/tv/rockpalast/extra/videos/2012/0811/the_afghan_whigs.jsp
Hey everybody,
two weeks ago, I saw a concert which was a wonderful experience that I like to tell you about. I saw Leonard Cohen, and it was the first time for me. Before the show I was a little afraid that it might turn out somewhat detached, expressionless or dull because that guy's been about for such a long time. But hell, no! It was one of the most intense and emotional gigs I've ever attended (though obviously in a completely different way than MP-gigs are)! The man is 77 years old is still surrounded by a magical aura. The show lasted more than three (!) hours and contained a good mixture of his recent stuff (which I'm not familiar with) and his old hits (which I love). There were roughly 12.000 people in the venue and despite that hardly any blabbering. Highlights were – among many other – "Famous Blue Raincoat", "The Partisan" and of course "Hallelujah". During the latter, a lot of the people joined in singing which sent shivers down my spine. It was an absolutely fantastic experience which I'll remember for the rest of my life.
Q: What`s better than a Fuzzbass?
A: 2 Fuzzbasses.
MEGACHURCH
A fantastic band. Just drums, and 2 bassplayers.
yeah, it's great but very expansive…there's also a nice new record from australia's tame impala called "lonerism"…maybe something for you, holle?
Elephant9 can absolutely be recommended. Check it out.
They played an absolutely earblowing gig here in Trondheim two weeks ago, with a complete Motorpsycho lineup enjoying themselves in the audience (except of course Ståle, who was ruling the stage with authority).
Some pictures and a review here.
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