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Chechu

Vortex wrote:

Creo que la sugerencia de la mayoría será del estilo de "cualquier pizzería cercana" (aunque por ahí tenemos los clásicos "cualquier lugar menos las cuartetas" que de hecho a mi me parece que tienen mucho aceite así que lo más seguro lo diga yo en ese momento (salvo que Ceci me gane de mano) y más si vamos a ir ahí el miércoles). Tan solo espero no sea TAN complicado conseguir mesa como lo fué la última vez.

Capaz te gane de mano, NO A LAS CUARTETAS!!! Jajajajajajaja....
Que bueno tener un aliado Rony...
Mmmm, no creo que sea tan complicado, es un día de semana, fin de mes... Pero todo puede ser...

Vortex

Chechu wrote:

Capaz te gane de mano, NO A LAS CUARTETAS!!! Jajajajajajaja....
Que bueno tener un aliado Rony...
Mmmm, no creo que sea tan complicado, es un día de semana, fin de mes... Pero todo puede ser...

Cierto, al ser día de semana y fin de mes de seguro con eso nos evitamos 2/3 del público del Gran Rex, tan solo quedarán apenas 1000 personas buscando una pizzería a la cual ir. Parece sencillo

mark arm

http://blogs.seattleweekly.com/dailyweekly/2008/07/mudhoney_defined_grunge.php

Mudhoney Defined Grunge
Posted today at 9:27 am by Krist Novoselic


This video of Mudhoney, circa 1990, was shot by Krist Novoselic on a Fisher-Price PXL-2000, and is being seen here for the first time.

Congratulations to Sub Pop records for their 20 year anniversary.

Of all the Sub Pop bands I must say that Mudhoney are my favorite. In the beginning days of the label, it was Mudhoney who led the charge. Mark Arm, Steve Turner, Danny Peters and Matt Lukin were a group that defined the term Grunge.

Touch Me I’m Sick was the tune that blew the walls out for the band, the music scene and the world. Like Seattle’s Space Needle or the St. Helens volcano Grunge was on the map.

Mudhoney picked up where NW bands like The Sonics and Kingsmen left off. They conjured the Stooges wrapped in the sensibilities of American Hardcore of the early 1980s.

I first met Mark Arm at the Metropolis punk club in Seattle’s Pioneer Square around 1983. Buzz Osborne and Matt Lukin from Montesano’s Melvins took me to my first punk show. The first stage dive I ever witnessed was performed by Mark Arm!!! He was studying english at the UW and was in the band Mr. Epp and the Calculations. They had this weird song called Mohawk Man. Matt, Buzz and I would go to partys and shows in Seattle and we’d almost always see Mark. The man had a biting wit that he took with him to front the twisted Glam ensemble Green River. At a Green River show in Tacoma, Mark came out in a dress with his long black hair done in high-set pony tails, looking like some kind of nightmare chick.

Eventually Buzz and Dale moved to San Francisco. I left Aberdeen for a job painting factorys in Tacoma. Matt stayed in Aberdeen and was asked to join a new band. Mark and Steve from Green River got together with Dan Peters who drummed with Bundle of Hiss.

The new Mudhoney started playing shows and were a sensation right from the start. The shows were beer-soaked, sweaty, and driving. It was the sound of vintage guitars and Peters' solid kick drum and signature snappy snare sound. In fact, the old Hagstrom guitars and Electro-Harmonix effect pedals were part of the lore. Marks wry wit tied together songs with great hooks.

Everett True from the Melody Maker came from London to check out the rumblings in Seattle. That’s when the term Grunge entered the lexicon meaning more than something you find on a shower curtain. Mudhoney toured Europe and broke ground for Nirvana and other Seattle bands to follow.

Like most bands, Mudhoney went on to the major labels. Their music evolved but they always kept that sound. The group also collaborated with artist Ed Fotheringham for great album covers.

Eventually, Matt left Mudhoney to be replaced by Guy Maddison. Flipper played with Mudhoney and the Melvins in Los Angeles last September. I hadn’t seen the band in a long time and it was good to see another great Mudhoney show. Congratulations on 20 years of never falling out of grace.



Y RONCITO POR FAVOR NO TE OLVIDES DE TRAER EL VIDEITO DE SHELLAC!

uruguayan_jammer

mark arm wrote:

http://blogs.seattleweekly.com/dailyweekly/2008/07/mudhoney_defined_grunge.php

Y RONCITO POR FAVOR NO TE OLVIDES DE TRAER EL VIDEITO DE SHELLAC!

Si lo dice Krist, yo le creo...

willem release

Chechu wrote:

NO A LAS CUARTETAS!!!

che, ceci, cuándo vas a ver a muse? el miércoles? el jueves? los 2 días?

graciasssss...

hailhail1980

al fin aparecio Bonnaroo!

edit: perdon que no hable de Muse, pero no voy ni me interesa

Vortex

hailhail1980 wrote:

al fin aparecio Bonnaroo!

edit: perdon que no hable de Muse, pero no voy ni me interesa

Gracias por el dato.

hailhail1980

Vortex wrote:

Gracias por el dato.

cual de los dos?

Vortex

hailhail1980 wrote:

cual de los dos?

El de Muse

hailhail1980

Vortex wrote:

El de Muse

lo imagine...
de donde saque el otro dato tambien habia cosas nuevas del mismo estilo y procedencia, que seguro notaste

Vortex

hailhail1980 wrote:

lo imagine...
de donde saque el otro dato tambien habia cosas nuevas del mismo estilo y procedencia, que seguro notaste

Si, cosas así llaman la atención

mark arm

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003825917


Green River Taps Archives For Sub Pop Reunion

Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.
Green River has gone deep into its back catalog in anticipation of its reunion performance Sunday (July 13) in Seattle as part of Sub Pop's 20th anniversary bash.

Bassist Jeff Ament tells Billboard.com the group re-learned two unreleased songs from its early demo, "Baby, Help Me Forget" and "Leech," for the occasion, which will mark Green River's first show in nearly 21 years.

"In a weird way, those are probably some of the best songs we have," he says. "It's funny how it works. At the time, we thought they were way too simple or not challenging enough. But in retrospect, they're really great pop songs. We re-learned those two, but there are five or six songs that never got released."

Green River, which also includes Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard, Mudhoney principals Mark Arm and Steve Turner and drummer Alex Vincent, rehearsed twice in late April but has reconvened three additional times to relearn the material.

"Last night, felt like we were 95% there," Ament says. "We had a go at 16 or 17 songs and we have 14 right now, but we may need to get that down to 11 or 12 for Sunday. We have a 40-minute slot."

Ament isn't ruling out the possibility of future Green River activity, saying, "It would be fun to write a couple of new songs with those guys." He admits the band has received offers to play live again, but his true goal is what he calls "the ultimate pairing: we need to go ask the Stooges to do 25 shows or something. For me, then it would be worth it."

On Saturday, Ament and Gossard will join their Pearl Jam bandmates for VH1's "Rock Honors" tribute to the Who. The group will debut a cover of the Who's "The Real Me" for the occasion.

"It's always cool to learn a song like that, which is so different than our own style," Ament says. "We've also never played with horns and a string section before, so that will be an added special thing for us."

grunge78

alguien escucho a daniel grinbank en kabul diciendo las bandas o festivales que se vienen? Me da paja leer el foro de kabul, muchos pelotudos que tiran fruta...quien tiene la posta o lo escucho?

Vortex

grunge78 wrote:

alguien escucho a daniel grinbank en kabul diciendo las bandas o festivales que se vienen? Me da paja leer el foro de kabul, muchos pelotudos que tiran fruta...quien tiene la posta o lo escucho?

Yo no pero leí un poquito el foro, igualmente, lo GROSSO apareció ayer en el blog de Lucio y era que Radiohead era MUY probable para tocar en Argentina y Brasil (el debe haber puesto Brasil y Argentina por motivos obvios) para marzo o abril de 2009.

DG luego comentó algo similar.

Creo que lo más importante era lo de R.E.M. (probable) y dado que ni lo nombró ya me voy haciendo la idea de que si viene Leonard Cohen me voy a tener que ir a Brasil.

Otra importante fué confirmar que viene NIN la primera semana de octubre y que traer a Nick Cave se complicaba porque eran muchos músicos.

Creo que más o menos es todo o al menos es lo que recuerdo o lo que mi cabeza retuvo porque el resto no me interesaba en lo más mínimo.

Buru

grunge78 wrote:

alguien escucho a daniel grinbank en kabul diciendo las bandas o festivales que se vienen? Me da paja leer el foro de kabul, muchos pelotudos que tiran fruta...quien tiene la posta o lo escucho?

Yo lo escuché, de casualidad!

Dijo:

Radiohead a fines de marzo, ppio de abril, y dijo que vienen tocando en lugares no tradicionales, asi que mas probablemente se inclinen por tocar en un parque o lugar abierto, aunque tb puede ser que toquen en el marco de un festival (además)

De The Cure, dijo que sacan disco nuevo y podrían llegar a venir a Sudamerica (pero está el tema de la mala experiencia cuando vinieron antes...)

De REM dijo que están de gira y si escuché bien, que no se descarta que por Nov-diciembre hagan gira por sudamérica

De Depeche, nada concreto, pero que sacan disco nuevo mas o menos por abril (y que se atrasó un poco el lanzamiento), y que quizás lo promocionen en USA o sino tal vez arranquen gira por el sur, como para ensayar/aceitar el show en vivo. En ese caso tocarían en algo estilo Luna Park y harían varias fechas. Pero de nuevo, nada concreto.

Eso es todo lo que recuerdo/escuché

grunge78

gracias bur-tex por las respuestas, mas que interesante que de una puta vez venga radiohead, que toquen en el valle de la luna si quieren uqe voy igual.

Federico

en lapanaderia,si pedis surtidas, la mina pierde un toqu ela nocionde la cantida que estásirviendo y te da un curato de 270 275 grs....ergo te ganaste 2/3 galletas de arribeños....en la de aca al toque tienen de avena, avena con pasas, choc y miel y limon....
en cambio si pedis todo de un gusto, cagaste, porqu ela mina tiene el ojo afinado pa la cantidad

Vortex

Federico wrote:

en lapanaderia,si pedis surtidas, la mina pierde un toqu ela nocionde la cantida que estásirviendo y te da un curato de 270 275 grs....ergo te ganaste 2/3 galletas de arribeños....en la de aca al toque tienen de avena, avena con pasas, choc y miel y limon....
en cambio si pedis todo de un gusto, cagaste, porqu ela mina tiene el ojo afinado pa la cantidad

Acá ya se avivaron y las pesan al final, no las venden por cantidad como allá.

Federico

Vortex wrote:

Acá ya se avivaron y las pesan al final, no las venden por cantidad como allá.

osea que si te sirve 275 grs en lugar de cobrarte el cuarto te prorratea la smonedas de los 25 grs extras?....que ratones!

mark arm

7/10/08 The Sunset Tavern. Seattle, WA (55 min)
Attendance: 200
Supporting: The Fluid, The Press Corps
Soundcheck: Ozzie, Ozzie, P.C.C. (soundcheck possibly incomplete)
Set: Come on Down, 33 RPM, P.C.C., Ozzie, Baby Help Me..., Unwind, Leech, Queen Bitch, Together We'll Never, Swallow My Pride, New God, 10000 Things, This Town, Ain't Nothing to Do
Notes: This was billed as a show by The Press Corps, with special guests. In attendance are Guy, Matt, Kim Thayil, and Jack Endino. Green River combines the Steve Turner and Bruce Fairweather eras to create a three-guitar onslaught that can barely be contained by the small-ish Sunset Tavern stage. From stage-left to right it's Steve, Stone, Mark, Jeff and Bruce, with Alex holding down the backline. A couple of people from Pearl Jam's crew are handling set-up, so when either Stone or Steve has a guitar problem midway through the show, he hands it off and gets another one, prompting Bruce to comment with some amusement, "That's the first time we've had a guitar tech, ever." Swallow My Pride most closely resembles the Dry as a Bone version. Things begin to get wild during New God when a weekend-warrior mosh pit starts up. After the first chorus, Mark jumps into the crowd and makes his way across the narrow Sunset Tavern to the bar. In a move remiscent of his earlier days, he climbs on top of the bar, and while using the rafters to steady himself, walks further into the audience while towering over them and singing. Unfortunately, somewhere in the process his mic gets disconnected and not one note is heard. When they finish the song, he jokes, "I sang great during that second verse."


Mark Arm, Bruce Fairweather, Jeff Ament, Steve Turner, Alex Vincent, Stone Gossard
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Mark stagediving!
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Mark 1
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Mark 2
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