Questa canzone è ispirata dalla tragica morte di un’amica del comico satirico Daniele Luttazzi, la ragazza sarebbe morta in seguito ad una overdose da eroina. Il video del brano Money for dope, dalle immagini inquietanti, è stato realizzato da Giovanni Scarfini.
Boing Boing presents a music video from the N.A.S.A project: “Spacious Thoughts,” featuring Tom Waits & Kool Keith, directed by Fluorescent Hill. More on “the making of”, and interview with artists: http://tinyurl.com/yh39eww
N.A.S.A. Project
online: myspace.com/nasa
Tom Waits:
online: tomwaits.com
Kool Keith:
online: koolkeith.co.uk
Record Label
Anti- records and Spectrophonic Sound
Part of my process when I’m making a movie is to just dive into my record collection. What I’m looking for is the rhythm of the movie or the beat of the movie. In the case of, say, “Jackie Brown,” that’s ’70s soul. I’m finding pieces, and that keeps inspiring me to make the movie, actually.
L’intervista completa su Billboard.com
Mark Oliver Everett (Eels) in una magnifica session acustica su MySpace Trasmission. Per un periodo limitato sarà possibile effettuare il download dell’intera session: 35MB di buona musica.
EELS “In My Dreams” from The MySpace Transmissions
Here is the third song: Femme Fatale, from Velvet Underground and Nico, the first album Beck’s record club.
Record Club: Velvet Underground & Nico “Femme Fatale” from Beck Hansen on Vimeo.
This is the Chapter fifty-four of the Black Cab Sessions.
“The sessions are all about great music and the venue strips this to its essence. we aren’t picky about genre and will happily open the cab door to anyone who blows us away.”
much more on blackcabsessions.com
“The Ledge (Fleetwood Mac Cover)” from Lake Fever Sessions on Vimeo.
This special post is my personal tribute to Elliott Smith, a talented songwriter and musician. Biography, reviews, images, book, music and video resources. Enjoy
– tipsorg
in 128 blu per concerto extraurbano (buona pasqua)
A list of a hundred essential jazz albums, more as a guide for the uninitiated than as a source of quarrelling for the collector. (The New Yorker)
“There are no lyrics on this album, so all the potency, texture and variation of moods come from instruments alone. Mogwai paint pictures in sound; no words needed.” (Ian Rankin, Scottish crime writer)