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▶Eddie Cochran·'Teenage Heaven'
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"Las mentiras hacen que nuestras vidas parezcan reales", Jim Carroll. "Lies make our lives seem real."
"Las mentiras hacen que nuestras vidas parezcan reales", Jim Carroll. "Lies make our lives seem real."
miércoles, 27 de octubre de 2010
¿Fue asesinada Marilyn?
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Más Marilyn enAnd more Marilyn at
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▶The Clovers·'Love Potion no. 9'
"Marilyn era una poeta callejera intentando recitar sus versos a una multitud que le arrancaba la ropa", Norman Mailer. "Marilyn was a poet on a street corner trying to recite to a crowd tearing her clothes".
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▶The Clovers·'Love Potion no. 9'
"Marilyn era una poeta callejera intentando recitar sus versos a una multitud que le arrancaba la ropa", Norman Mailer. "Marilyn was a poet on a street corner trying to recite to a crowd tearing her clothes".
viernes, 24 de septiembre de 2010
Wet
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Debbie Harry (Blondie) en la portada de Julio-Agosto 1979 de la revista WET
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▶Vinicio Capossela·'Con Una Rosa'
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▶Vinicio Capossela·'Con Una Rosa'
sábado, 31 de julio de 2010
Simon Larbalestier
Simon Larbalestier es el autor de esas misteriosas fotografías que aparecían en los discos y en el merchandising de los Pixies. Author of those misterious photographs that appeared on the Pixies' album sleeves...
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▶Pixies·'Hey'
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▶Pixies·'Hey'
jueves, 29 de abril de 2010
Inspiración
Howlin' Wolf (1968)
The Black Keys (2010)
Un caso claro de inspiración en el diseño y probablemente una manera conceptual de rendir homenaje. El primero es un disco editado en 1968 por uno de mis tipos favoritos del blues, Howlin' Wolf, una rareza en su discografía por lo que tiene de experimental e incluso a ratos algo sicodélico (en la portada se lee 'Este es el nuevo disco de Howlin' Wolf. A él no le gusta. Al principio tampoco le gustaba su guitarra eléctrica.'). El segundo es un disco del dúo de Blues Rock The Black Keys ('Esto es un disco de The Black Keys. El disco se llama Brothers.'), editado recientemente y que debe ser el quinto o sexto de su carrera, donde a ratos se nota en el sonido renovado la influencia de su aventura anterior, el disco que hicieron con algunos de los mejores artistas de hip-hop y rythm'n'blues el año pasado bajo el nombre de Blakroc.
A clear case of inspiration and quite probably a form of tribute.The first one is a record published in 1968 by (one of) my favourite bluesman, the Howlin' Wolf, a rare one in his discography for it was quite experimental and at some passages annoyingly psychedelic. Second cover is, as it announces, last record by good blues rock duo The Black Keys. They have launched recently this their fith or sixth one (or whatever), wich seems influenced in the production of a new sounding by their previous recording with some of the best hip hop and rythm'n'blues artists under the name Blakroc.
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▶The Black Keys·'Howlin` For You'
A clear case of inspiration and quite probably a form of tribute.The first one is a record published in 1968 by (one of) my favourite bluesman, the Howlin' Wolf, a rare one in his discography for it was quite experimental and at some passages annoyingly psychedelic. Second cover is, as it announces, last record by good blues rock duo The Black Keys. They have launched recently this their fith or sixth one (or whatever), wich seems influenced in the production of a new sounding by their previous recording with some of the best hip hop and rythm'n'blues artists under the name Blakroc.
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▶The Black Keys·'Howlin` For You'
miércoles, 11 de marzo de 2009
La portada del 'Goo'
Raymond Pettibon es un artista e ilustrador norteamericano que se dió a conocer como miembro (al bajo) y diseñador de la mercadería (nombre, logo carátulas, flyers, posters...) de la banda punk Black Flag. Esa ilustración suya que aparece en la portada del disco 'Goo' de los Sonic Youth está basada en una fotografía aparecida en la prensa. Los personajes de la imagen original son Maureen Hindley y David Smith, hermana y cuñado de Myra Hindley, aquella que junto a su novio Ian Brady protagonizó una perturbada historia de amor y asesinatos en los años 60 en la ciudad británica de Manchester. David Smith puso fin a aquel macabro episodio denunciando a la pareja al haber sido testigo de uno de los crímenes. La foto mostraba al delator y su pareja de camino al juzgado para declarar. Aquello también inspiró la canción de The Smiths 'Suffer Little Children'. Más sobre aquel turbio suceso en wikipedia.
North american artist first known for the Black Flag punk band artwork, for wich he played the bass. He came up with the band name and also created the famous flag logo. The original inspiration for the artwork by Pettibon appearing in the Sonic Youth 'Goo' album cover is a photograph in the press featuring sister and brother in law to the infamous Myra Hindley, who was convicted with her boyfriend for brutal serial killing in the British town of Manchester in the 60s. The image showed both relatives on their way to court to testify, he as a witness of one murder. The crimes also inspired The Smith's song 'Suffer Little Children'.
North american artist first known for the Black Flag punk band artwork, for wich he played the bass. He came up with the band name and also created the famous flag logo. The original inspiration for the artwork by Pettibon appearing in the Sonic Youth 'Goo' album cover is a photograph in the press featuring sister and brother in law to the infamous Myra Hindley, who was convicted with her boyfriend for brutal serial killing in the British town of Manchester in the 60s. The image showed both relatives on their way to court to testify, he as a witness of one murder. The crimes also inspired The Smith's song 'Suffer Little Children'.
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