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The Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mistery and Imagination [1976]

Hello again dear readers, I want to comment before the article. You're going to have to apologize, and that is about the blog I'd be as regular as the intestines of Jose Coronado but you see, sometimes unforeseen happen and went back to being without a computer for a while, luckily I have shelled out what had to be pony - leeches, vampires, Jews - and I'm back with something big that I have wanted to have post but, you know, I'm moody as the bladder of Concha Velasco - and that makes me special, thank you for your love -.

Alan Parsons was the sound engineer before becoming a heavyweight progressive rock, and a really good, the proof is that he worked in the recording of albums by the likes of Abbey Road or The Dark Side of the Moon , receiving even the honor of the Grammy nomination as a sound engineer for the latter, but not content with this blanket is rolled to the head and, with Eric Woolfson, founded in 1975, The Alan Parsons Project - yes, tad egocentric was a boy, what do you want? - and a year later he was on the street their debut album Tales of Mystery and Imagination, an album whose theme is none other than, attentive, The work of Edgar Allan Poe! Radio Futura Chupáos that your balls oleh Alan Parsons, between the group's name and debut album you really know what it is to have ambition and the rest is nonsense.

I can not think a comment, I distracted the squint of the couple.

The album contains seven tracks - eleven you find the file because the instrumental theme The fall of the house of Usher is divided into five parts - and are seven themes indeed quite different from each other, each one trying on a story or poem of Mr. Poe and each recreating a perfect environment by topic each story. Maybe I should also highlight the fact that in the first cut titled A Dream Within a Dream including, obviously, the story of the original poem at the hands - or throat - from none other than Mr. Orson Welles. Other stories Poe famous song made by the couple Parsons / Woolfson for this disc are The Tell-Tale Heart - The Tell-Tale Heart, for the LOGSE - The Cask of Amontillado - The Cask of Amontillado - and could not be otherwise The Raven - The Raven -. I leave a couple, and discover.

What else I can say? There are many artists I have discovered from computer and internet, but this album by The Alan Parsons Project I've been listening all life from a kid, and is a hard-earned time and listen, like good wine, and of course it does not take a great admirer of Poe - as yours truly - to appreciate the quality of this work speaks for itself and I think you'll agree once you listen to me, but if you do not know the stories told on the album, maybe it's time to discover them, perhaps at the same time you hear the album ... there is the suggestion. A greeting.

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Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mystery and Imagination [1976]

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* Spring has arrived * (Rondel)

Rondel: Composition poetics of French origin that is characterized by the repetition of the first lines or first words at the end of it .

* Spring *

Spring has arrived,
rejoice all the flowers, because they send
colors
cold flees angry.

The feeling crazy
flooded many loves.
Spring has arrived
all the flowers are happy.

Night and day have joined
and celebrate the dawn,
give their fruit flavors, perfumes
have given.

Spring has arrived.

Fabiana Piceda

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* Wounds of Love * (Following Federico García Lorca)

* WOUNDS OF LOVE *

This light, this devouring fire.

This gray landscape around me.

This pain by a single idea.

This anguish of sky, world and time.

This tears of blood that decorates

lira pulseless and lubricious tea.

This weight of the sea that hits me.

This scorpion that dwells on my chest.

are

garland of love, bed hurt,

where no dream, dream your presence

among the ruins of my heart sunk.

And while I seek the wisdom summit

give me your heart lying valley

with hemlock and bitter passion of science.

Federico García Lorca

* love * Wounds

Be loving you, a thirst not quenched,

Be yourself, to have your love deep

eternal thirst of a liquid drunk,

the water of your being in which I sink.

This dagger feel immense as

thousand wounds caused me and my world

see nothing is clear and pay

enormous affection for this bum.

Love, love hurtful poison,

flagellates to reason and gives pain,

perpetual desolation, sad shame.

These wounds of love, withered flowers

are my tragic life sentence

anchored live silent sorrow.

Piceda

Fabiana

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Yasushi Ishii - Raid [2003]

has left Mike Portnoy Dream Theater, but I give a damn, it said report, I am going to talk about something is not related at all: Yasushi Ishii. This gentleman, who obviously is Japanese - course, here - is a great musician and composer who is famous mainly for having composed the soundtrack for the series Hellsing, and you will say "Go , another Japanese music cake anime, step ... "and would do wrong, because we are not talking about incidental music cheerful, lively and chupi to put monigacos background while two brightly colored stick, no, we're talking about a rock experimental semiambiental interesting incident with touches of many other genres, blablabla ...

... but I'm defining in a way not totally right, I'm not expressing well. To give you an idea more or less close to reality, in Last.fm has placed tags on "dark ambient" , "doom metal" , "gothic rock" , "acid jazz ", " progressive rock ", " blues rock " and, finally, my two favorites: " eclectic "and " unusual " . Do not awaken the interest? And, again - I really love use the phrase that follows - I doubt you've ever heard anything that sounds remotely like this. Make him
case to tito Mem

What did you think, that Japan had not gafapastas? Here one, and tacky.

The album is titled today Raid, as you probably know if you have been given to read the title, is the first album of the two that form the soundtrack of the thirteen episodes of the series Hellsing, forming exquisite twenty songs an album that, along with the work of the Seatbelts - that I talked earlier, at least two albums on his own, and here beyond - are perhaps my favorite sound track. It's so good because the music belongs to a soundtrack but not seem a soundtrack seem songs - most instrumental - which have each their own history, is an album with his own personality, each song has character recreates own particular atmosphere, each as successful getting the objective proposed by the composer: scary, a lot.

Do not be afraid of the cover, I'm giving you not listen to anything, music is very serious and I am sure you will like, so I'm writing this article, make me case. I have the second disc of the soundtrack too - entitled Ruins - yet I have not gone up since the former has twenty subjects and duration of their time and peak, but if you want it you only have to ask me, is different but also very good. Sidereal hugs.

Yasushi Ishii - Raid [2003]

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Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf [2002]

group to speak today, Queens of the Stone Age - QOTSA henceforth - I have to speak of many other groups and we could say that they are a kind of unconventional supergroup beyond Josh Homme - guitarist, singer, frontman and puto amo - there is really no fixed membership, change over time, leaving their mark on the band's career and is now , which is great. The first group to be mentioned to understand is the QOTSA Kyuss - of which I spoke here - because it was after the dissolution of Kyuss when was this project. Each member of Kyuss went to a group - Screaming Trees Josh Homme, Nick Oliveri to The Dwarves, John Garcia formed Brother and Brant Bjork and played with Fu Manchu - but Josh Homme has always been an ass restless so it was not long before moving to form his own project and it called Matt Cameron, who take charge at the time of the drumsticks of Soundgarden, and together they recorded some demos that were the foundation stone of the cathedral music QOTSA are today.

The discography of the group itself is not very extensive, in thirteen years have been released five albums and some other things, but the interesting thing is if they have zillions thousand songs, but people who have gone through the group to do them. People like Mark Lanegan - Screaming Trees - Rob Halford - Judas Priest - Trent Reznor - Nine Inch Nails - Julian Casasblancas - The Strokes - and, of course, deserves a special mention giant Dave Grohl - Nirvana former leader of Foo Fighters - which on this album that I bring you again today to deal with the battery and does an excellent job, I I would say the peak of his career as a drummer. At least that is worth a listen.

From left to right: Drums, vocals, guitar and cinnamon cookies.

This album, entitled Songs for the Deaf , arguably the best known, but recently may have had more impact on Era Vulgaris, but I chose it because I think is the most genuine and of course because Nick Oliveri was still part of the group - Josh Homme of QOTSA began to Olivieri in 2004 - and personally I think is that Oliveri QOTSA without losing much, but at the end of the Josh Homme can do you leave balls because who take take take and who take everything he touches turns to gold. The style? Well sounds like QOTSA QOTSA could not compare with any other group. Are stoner like Kyuss and such? For a bit, are much more than that, but the only way that you can understand yourself is to listen comparéis disk and previous work with this bunch of monsters for you to see the excellent and very original mixture of styles that takes place. The record

can find the most famous of the group, the true classics such as No One Knows, Go With the Flow or First it Giveth or themes in the style of Oliveri as You Think I Is not Worth a Dollar But I Fell Like a Millionaire or Six Shooters, pure adrenaline. Of course, we must also mention the incredible work that Grohl on drums makes the song A Song for the Dead in particular, which shows that what Nirvana did was touch the balls and that's really a great drummer. The album closes with the beautiful Mosquito Song acoustic song and that ends one of the best and most interesting albums of our time. Health.

Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf [2002]

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Poem inspired by a song by Alejandro Fernandez.



* not * easy for me


easy for me not forget,
do not think I would not,
if your blessed name I carved
in every pore
of skin and heart, I find
in the song of the sparrows,
purest in the clouds I look
behind my window
and the morning breeze
tousled my hair carelessly. Overnight
I thought this passion
spiritual warm surrounds me,
is present, alive as fire
the fire burning in my winter.
not easy to forget me, knowing you need
close and indulgent,
guardian of my dreams
and my inspirations. Look
I try every night
hugging my pillow, but
dreams
show up embroidery tenderness.
I want my utopia is eternal, but
sunlight
reminds me of starting a new day, but you

still eternal in my mind ...
No, no I find it easy to forget!


Fabiana Piceda

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Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes [1968]

Nothing feels better than taking off - successfully or not, we'll find out soon - the above two tests which in turn frighten one, so to celebrate I am going to give away with another excellent album and for this I need a time machine, because we go to 1968, a year like any other. In the U.S., Elvis; in England, the Beatles, in Spain, Julio Iglesias ... What in Brazil? No, or Caetano Veloso or Gilberto Gil, or nothing at all: Os Mutantes. And who are these guys? Easy, is the greatest thing in music to come out of Brazil since, heaven knows, "Garota de Ipanema ? Bah, better even. I do not know if you heard the Tropicalia movement, but just in case I make a summary:

the late sixties, in Brazil, a pioneering and innovative musical style called Tropicalismo became very strong and we could say that the best out there - this is much say Tropicalism gave very great artists - was Os Mutantes, a group of brilliant Rita Lee, Sergio Dias and Arnaldo Baptista. They were so prolific and talented early stage, the proof is that they were releasing albums at the rate of one per year since 1968, date of publication of his debut album - I'm presenting today - until 1972, were different times, of course . And the content, wonderful! Very innovative musically, something totally new and yet solid and firm as a rock, as if music were playing a genre already established thirty years ago.

Much tropicalia and many bagpipe, but do not have money for big pictures?

As for the songs you find on the disc, you may already may know some of the issues, I just realize that A Minha Menina was used for a Burger King ad where some kids playing out football or something, is not it? Do you remember that? To more than forty years later they still sound as current as the first day, and that's not the only item known as Bat Macumba also has its fame - you will see how it sounds when you hear -. However, the best known of all or at least the most heard is great Baby , calmer than the others, to be a loving within that tropicalia rock so different. There is the most famous and the most harmonious way so to speak, there are several versions of the same issue and perhaps the others can be more beautiful, but this is the more genuine. Judge for yourselves.

I'm not going to cheat, are rare, Os Mutantes are a very strange ... but are rare as it can be a truffle, a diamond, do you understand? His music may not like everyone, but certainly is a great quality in her, an incredible view, and regardless of all this were also great pioneering the use of distortions, couplings and other studio trickery, and this respect lot. To get ending summarize: me all me look good tracks, the album lasts just over half an hour is fun, hilarious especially as few discs I've heard in my life and I also I recommend, what more do you want, sealed an invitation? Give the little button.

Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes [1968]