Filtraciones '09
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Venga Pelukas, que te voy a hacer un regalo
Boston Spaceships - Zero to 99
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No soy pelukas pero gracias, llevo meses dando la tabarra con este disco.
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Hush Arbors - Yankee Reality (2009)
@64apdv7l:
“When Keith played me Yankee Reality I knew it was not only the best Hush Arbors album, but also that Keith’s work had entered an entirely new world bursting with hauntings.
This is a classic, timeless, ageless American album, full of hope and yearning, beauty and melancholy, and which pours out stories like flowers. Are these rainbow-at-end-of-the-world songs? Or heart’s break/heart’s ease-at-the-end-of-the-road songs? Anyway, I thought of horses and acid, death sleeping in a shack, the river bursting its banks and grinning like whisky, the birdlight and fading empires. Starry, dreamlike, plaintive, gorgeous and broken, Yankee Reality is a perfect and utterly individual work, endlessly inventive yet instantly recognizable as being in a noble and generous tradition.
Yankee Reality sends shivers through my body when I listen to it. I don’t know where to start, because I don’t know where it ends. A circular masterpiece effortlessly stationed between the sea, the sun and the moon.”-David Tibet/Anok Pe/Current 93, August 25, 2009
“Yankee Reality continues Wood’s winning streak while introducing an embarrassment of riches in the way of surprises and curveballs along the way. “Day Before,” featuring J Mascis’s unmistakable lead guitar, immediately elevates this triumphant opening number to ‘classic Hush” status.
Next up is “Lisbon,” a bouncy, folk rock number reminiscent of the Byrds, punctuated by a searing solo. “Fast Asleep” is a distended, plaintive dirge that evokes wooziness and wispiness over a stoned guitar drone. “So They Say” picks up where “Fast Asleep” leaves off, a languid tune built around slo-mo guitar drenched in reverb and Wood’s gentle voice. “One Way Ticket” is up next and one of the most adventurous Hush Arbors songs since dude started singing actual words. Built on a wonderfully apprehensive-sounding piano line and druggy atmosphere.As for “Coming Home” – well, that one’s another curveball.
Easily one of the finest songs Wood has written to date, this beautifully arranged number features a gorgeous strings-approximating mellotron every time the song radically changes gears from two step country / Creedence boogie to its out-of-nowhere chorus, which oughta have the girls in Band of Horses t-shirts swooning in no time. If “So They Say” is Wood’s take on the Velvet’s third album, surely “Sun Shall” is his “Venus in Furs,” compete with a propulsive, insistent Moe Tucker beat (provided by Mascis) and ominous ostrich guitar jangle. “Take It Easy” may be the album’s best track. On this easy, breezy country number, Wood plays it relatively straight, owning up to his hillbilly roots and mixing ‘em up with more than a little Norman Greenbaum “For While You Slept,” again featuring Mascis, quotes Petty’s “American Girl” before lifting off into what could only be considered a wedding song – if the reception was held at Roswell City Hall.
Just when you think Wood’s mellowed out too much, “Devil Made You High” ends things on a serious art-punk tip. From the sounds of it, Wood probably agrees with me that The Smiths were best when they tried to rock out – “Shakespeare’s Sister,” “London,” Handsome Devil” – those were the jams! Yeah, so the albums ends with this unabashed garage pop tune which, by the conclusion, has gone totally off the rails, like the boys are trying to give Kawabata a run for his money.
Maybe you were expecting something else from an album that thanks a wood chopper ghost in the liner notes and is dedicated to Link Wray? “Ride the tubes back home,” indeed.”-James Jackson Toth Nashville, TN August 2009
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Gracias por el de los Bostons Toxi, con este creo que ya esta todo lo que se iba a publicar este año.
Por otro lado alguien puede volver a subir el de Califone?, al parecer todos los enlaces estan caídos o los passwords dan error. Gracias.
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@ForSilence:16n16fos:
Gracias por el de los Bostons Toxi, con este creo que ya esta todo lo que se iba a publicar este año.
Por otro lado alguien puede volver a subir el de Califone?, al parecer todos los enlaces estan caídos o los passwords dan error. Gracias.
Built to Spill, Daniel Johnston!!
gracias toxi por el disco.
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@-Toxinho-:2wca61jb:
Pastels/Tenniscoats - Two Sunsets
@2wca61jb:
The evocative title of this collaboration between Glasgow’s Pastels and Tokyo’s Tenniscoats neatly summarises its scope, cleanly articulating the twin creative impetuses and their distant origins on the banks of the Clyde and the Sumida. These titular skies cast shimmering reflections in the music’s deep pools of willowy sighs and gentle swells, with opening instrumental Tokyo Glasgow making the record’s duality unmistakable. There’s no abrasive culture clash here, only harmony.
Tenniscoats singer Saya’s bilingual vocals demonstrate that listeners don’t necessarily need to understand the lyrics to be moved by the sentiment, but those couplets that are discernable are unabashedly lovely - in particular the fragile lament that glides on Song For A Friend’s intensely pretty melody. Elsewhere, Start Slowly So We Sound Like A Loch makes floating in icy waters sound positively lush, while Saya’s own description of Sodane’s flute as “like cherry blossom falling from a tree” might sound twee and pretentious if it weren’t so apt. Two Sunsets, then, is a tale of two cities: an enveloping delight both familiar and unusual, gentle in its tempo yet invigorating in its possibilities.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ajtzgymzzjdque está…. as sweet as candy!!! <3
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El otra vez el link para Warren Ellis con Nick Cave?
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@ForSilence:33605uqr:
Por otro lado alguien puede volver a subir el de Califone?
No sé si este pide password:
http://www.mediafire.com/?y1tmyy0amtwTambién he encontrado este enlace
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php?d=0hhokork8kc ```Si pide contraseña, creo que será laspikedeLycmusic -
@laser-beam:3g9jos7c:
El otra vez el link para Warren Ellis con Nick Cave?
El link flipóhttp://www.megaupload.com/?d=30PONZOF ```Contraseña: pitimini -
moz.seguro que tú me puedes dar la respuesta, Morrisey ha sacado dos discos este año? qué es ese Swords que han filtrado un par de páginas atrás?
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@Kiototar:i7924b1a:
moz.seguro que tú me puedes dar la respuesta, Morrisey ha sacado dos discos este año? qué es ese Swords que han filtrado un par de páginas atrás?
no soy Moz, pero te respondo: es un recopilatorio de caras B
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JESCA HOOP: Hunting My Dress (2009)
http://rapidshare.com/files/279767748/JHHMD_Vic.zipSu disco anterior me encantó, este aun no lo he escuchado (too many, Toxi)
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Vitalic - Flashmob
http://rapidshare.com/files/284442308/Vitalic_-_Flashmob__2009___320_Scene__by_SaG.rarKings of Convenience-Declaration of Dependence
MP3 / V2 (VBR) / CD / Scene
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Este de los Kings of Convenience esta completo?no se cortan las dos canciones aquellas?pregunto antes de bajarmelo
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está completo, si
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Por si os interesa el nuevo proyecto de New Order sin Peter Hook con el guitarrista de Blur:
Bad Lieutenant - Never Cry Another Tear
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Artista: Chris Clark
Lugar: Reino Unido
Sello: Warp Records
Género: IDM, Electrónica, Breakcorehttp://www.mediafire.com/?yim1rmmtgol
Artista: The Antlers
Lugar: Brooklyn, New York
Sello: French Kiss Records
Género: Indie-Rock, Post-Rock, Folkhttp://www.mediafire.com/?cwnombdi4og
Artista: Luke Francis Vibert
Lugar: Reino Unido
Sello:Soundofspeed
Género: hip hop, lounge, Acid, nu jazz, Downtempohttp://www.mediafire.com/?mvqcllzrmmr -
Swords es una colección de caras B de los tres últimos discos. Los que conozcan bien la trayectoria de Morrissey se toparán con un montón de canciones que ya habían escuchado previamente (la mayoría son caras B de los singles y otra buena parte, del CD bonus de You are the quarry). A ver, me da miedo recomendarlo teniendo en cuenta el amor/odio que genera por todos lados, pero la verdad es que hay canciones que no entiendo cómo no entraron en alguno de sus álbumes, como por ejemplo, el flojillo Ringleader of the tormentors. "Children in pieces", "Ganglord" o"Christian Dior" son brutales.
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El de Clark es la poyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyya.
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