(((((The OFFICIAL PEARL JAM IN ARGENTINA thread))))

Federico wrote:

te acordas que yo en tu casa habia hecho un foto carnet de cada uno de lso presentes??...nunca me lo pasaste..lo tenes en algun lado?

Exactamente de esas fotos estoy hablando


Las tengo en la compu de mis viejos.

Federico wrote:

sigan, sigan...yo igual los quiero a todos....cuando buru me conteste la pregunta que le hice un par de msgs atrás, creo que vamos a tener muchas fotos de varios

Nosotros tb. te queremos man!, el thread no seria el mismo sin vos....mas cuando te agarramos inspirado y escirbis esos posts hilarantes de 100 lineas mas o menos.!

Federico wrote:

aaaah...y como no te anda la copiadora no nos podes hacer un cd?

no puedo hacer CD...
Pero puedo subirlas a la pagina de yahoo photos o mandarlas por yousendit
algun día que ande por el barrio y tenga tiempo

Ya llegará ese día...

Del Porch...

nuevo album de fotos PJ
album en late spring, será abril/mayo?



"In tandem with fellow renowned Seattle photographer Charles Peterson, Lance Mercer in 1998 issued the first Pearl Jam photo book, "Place/Date." But there were plenty of shots that slipped through the cracks, a number of which will be seen this spring in the new volume "5x1: Pearl Jam Through the Eye of Lance Mercer." The book will be sold via Pearl Jam's Web site.

"I've been sitting on an archive of images for quite a long time, and was having coffee with [Pearl Jam bassist] Jeff [Ament]," Mercer tells Billboard.com. "We were talking about [how] I have all these Pearl Jam images that nobody's ever seen, like all this behind-the-scenes stuff. And Regan [Hagar, member of Pearl Jam side band Brad] is pretty instrumental in pushing me forward. I was kind of in this space where I wasn't sure what I was going to do photographically. So between the two of them and me, we came up with this idea of putting this book together."

"The nice thing about it was that Regan and I pretty much had free reign to put it together before we even showed it to them," Mercer continues. "We did a mock-up, but we waited for a long time -- we went through thousands of images and various different sequences of photos, and came up with one. We've been working on it over a year. I'm friends with those guys, and I'm in the mix, so it wasn't too hard to approach them on it."

Asked how the new book differs from the previous one, Mercer offers, "It's a lot more personal -- that's a big part of it. Some live stuff, but not really as much as the last one. The other thing is it's a lot more hands-on, and I think it's a lot more of a collaboration between Regan and I. Personal is the key, even down to the size we made it. It's going to be an 8x10 size book, so people can just carry it with them in their bag." The images span from the early to the mid '90s ("There's nothing super recent in it," Mercer notes).

Two photos in particular are among Mercer's favorites. "There's one where [guitarist] Mike [McCready] is dancing around in his hotel room," Mercer says.
"For me, it was one of those days where I think it was a turning point for me, because they were comfortable enough with me that I was able to just hang out in their hotel room and take pictures of them doing their everyday tour thing. There's another one where [singer] Eddie [Vedder] is playing around with the manager's daughter, and it's just really an innocent moment. I really love that shot -- they're in this hallway. Their guard was down and I was able to get some pretty spontaneous moments."

With "5x1" ready for release, Mercer already has plans for another book. "I'm actually going to jump right away into another book of the overall music scene," he says. "I'm just going to give Regan all my photos and let him pick through them. I have thousands of images. It could be from Malfunkshun to Soundgarden, maybe some of the punk bands, like the U-Men. A really eclectic mix of different things. I shot a lot of bands that weren't Seattle too -- there's tons."

As previously reported, Pearl Jam is eyeing a late spring release for its next studio album, which will be its first for J Records."

Federico wrote:

archicool news....anyway, a esta altura del partido lo que pide la monada no es el book de lance sino el book de Kerensa!!!...(no Por, De)

jajaja...

Federico wrote:

siguen existiendo los cyberbares?


mejor que los que quieran y no puedan estar, manden una foto d ecuerpo entero, la ploteamos a escala real y la pegamos en carton montado...voilá!

Asi hicieron con Stone Gossard en un show que no estuvo presente, no recuerdo ahora la fecha, tengo el boot. Pusieron un carton con su figura e imagen, tamaño real (creo que el estaba de gira con Brad). Boom hizo la "2nda guitarra" tirando acordes con el teclado, es un show raro...es del 2002, en USA, no se si en House of Blues.

PD: Ahora yo me pregunto, habran ploteado la espalda de Stone, para poner el carton en la posicion que el se ubica en el escenario???

grunge78 wrote:

Mi amoorrrrrrr...como la jodiamos con las fotos, por dios, la mina veia la bandera argentina y ya se reia.

Yo creo que le debe estar comentando a sus amigos de vos...
No sabés, había un argentino que re pesado....

pero si mujer......hacelas un zip asi es un solo archiva y...que las conozca el mundo!!!!

ya se que soy una ignorante , que no soy digna, que deberia morir, etc
pero recien escuche una evenflow vieja en la radio que cuando termina ed habla y dice algo como : i died and you watched me o algo asi

Alguien me puede decir que es???

Federico wrote:

pero si mujer......hacelas un zip asi es un solo archiva y...que las conozca el mundo!!!!

Si alguno no le gusta como salió, le va a llorar la carta a Fede, ok?


Ahora hago el ZIP