| QUOTE (Fu.zztone @ March 07, 2006 03:31 pm) |
| Heavy fuuuuuzzzz Una onda Monster Magnet mas sesentoso y garagero. Un poco de pop, psicocodelia.. |
| QUOTE (-Injektylo- @ March 09, 2006 10:02 pm) | ||
che fu, que onda los Fuzztones? |




| QUOTE (Fu.zztone @ March 14, 2006 04:04 pm) | ||||
Onda grosa. Garage sucio con guitarras distorsionadas y organitos voladores, en la linea de Electric Prunes, Blues Magoos.. pero como mas renovados. Una especie de post-punk psicodelico si se quiere. Bien toxico. ![]() (y) |
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PALE SAINTS - THE COMFORTS OF MADNESS (1991) un regalo entero... disculpen que lo ponga en yousendit y en archivos separados pero no sé como garcha hacer un .rar.... lamentablemente no me da la cabeza. Este cd está (increíblemente) descatalogado..... y es un joyita de aquellas.... una banda increíble: los Pale Saints, que estuvieron ligados un toque al movimiento shoegazer en algún momento.... Éste, el debut "comforts of madness", tiene algún rastro de esa faceta que adoptarían en el futuro, pero aún más se basa en un pop guitarrero precioso... con alguna que otra reminiscencia de los Pixies (circa bossanova) y quizás más todavía de Galaxie 500. en cuanto a sus contemporáneos... en algunos temas (los más colgados, como por ejemplo Sea of Sound) suenan en la onda del A Storm in Heaven de The Verve o el primer EP de Ride. Pero es en las canciones más movedizas, cambiantes y rockeras donde se destacan por sobre todo sus armonias guitarreras, fantásticas, pegadizas, desprendiéndose de las cortinas de feedback tan clásicas de esa época. acá pongo el review de allmusic y la tapa ![]() When thinking of the finest dream pop records from the early '90s, The Comforts of Madness tends to get lost in the shuffle. Frequently and unfortunately, the Pale Saints were disregarded as just another part of the 4AD sound, lacking distinction and relying on the clichés of the time. Though they might have (arguably) fallen into those traps later in their brief career, their debut really does stick out from the remainder of the 4AD roster as well as the remainder of the then-current scene. The touchstones — Jesus and Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine, Galaxie 500 — are somewhat apparent, but their debut is certifiably unique. Noise and melody duke it out, but in an arrestingly off-kilter fashion. Comforts is really as much of a "quirk-out" as it is a "bliss-out," experimental in many ways and apparently so from the beginning of "Way the World Is." The noisy rattling eventually gives way to wobbly bass and tunefully violent Wedding Present-like strumming, whipping up a tempestuous haze of frenzied pop. Throughout the record, the trio throws in countless tempo curveballs (with no sense of pomposity) and effectively balances the blasting chuggers with levitational banks of piled-on guitarscapes. The somewhat thin production lent by John Fryer and Gil Norton (on separate sessions) actually serves Comforts well, though it may take a few listens to settle in. The somewhat trebly, un-anchored production is properly suited for Ian Masters' boyish vocals, which sound like they're just on the brink of pubescence. His vocals are just as important to this record as Graeme Naysmith's guitars, not vanishing into the gobs of guitars like your typical shoegaze. "Sight of You" (retooled from their debut EP) is the centerpeice, a lovelorn gem that sounds vaguely like the lost track to Psychocandy. In whole, this debut remains a brilliant example of insular, adventurous, and charmingly flawed noise pop. 01- Way the world is 02- You tear the world in two 03- Sea of sound 04- True coming dream 05- Little Hammer 06- Insubstantial 07- A deep sleep for Steven 8- Language for flowers 09- Fell from the sun 10- Sight of you 11- Time thief sinceramente les recomiendo que se tomen el tiempo de bajarlo. A partir de Insubstantial, el disco es casi perfecto para mi gusto... dentro de su género, es de lo más lindo que escuché..... |


| QUOTE (Fu.zztone @ March 07, 2006 03:12 pm) |
Otro pa los amantes del jazz. Royal Flush de Donald Byrd.![]() Royal |
