Led Zeppelin release a concert DVD of 2007 meeting

The December 10, 2007 the moon came from heaven to enjoy about special reunion concert that gave Led Zeppelin O2 Arena in London monumental. By then only a lucky few could enjoy that bolazo, but luckily Robert Plant and company have thought of us and have announced the launch of a DVD - "Celebration Day" - where you can enjoy the unique concert at 27 long years.

Apuntaros good date; Nov. 19 will be the day when we can enjoy in our homes of this memorable evening in which Plant, Page, Paul Jones and Jason Bonham (son of John) reviewed more than two hours during such colossal hits as 'Whole Lotta Love, "" Rock and Roll,' 'Kashmir,' or 'Stairway To Heaven'. So that you can get an idea of ​​what is coming here you have a complete amateur recording direct piece of London. The quality is pretty bad but we warmed up well in the face of what awaits us in a couple of months.

Antonio de la Rua Shakira demand a millionaire

Antonio de la Rua Shakira sued for 200 million euros ($ 251 million) by way of compensation for what he considers damage to his profession as a publicist. He was the Colombian partner for eleven years and also ran their businesses.

As reported in the daily "La Razon" of Spain, the son of former president of Argentina said in court that during the years they were together, he put aside his career as a publicist to devote exclusively to Shakira's musical career .

The former partner of the Colombian reclaim 18% of their earnings, especially for the key role it played in the negotiation of multimillion dollar contract (nearly 100 million) between Shakira and Live Nation, the largest producer of events world.

In addition, La Rua claimed delivering different property the couple shared in the past. "Are you interested in the property they bought in Uruguay and the apartment we have in New York," reports a Colombian journalist according to Spanish publication.

Meanwhile, one of the lawyers of Shakira, Heli Abel Torrado, said the singer is not required to give more money to La Rua because it has the benefit of a capitulation signed when constituted marital relationship as partner.

The dream timelapses Jónsi and Sigur Rós

The "Mystery Film Experiment" - the series of video art that takes pitching for weeks Sigur Rós - has not yet come to an end. The latest audiovisual production takes refuge under the song "Dauðalogn" and was directed by Henry June Wah Lee, the mastermind behind Evosia Studios which specializes in photographing landscapes of all kinds. From icebergs Jokulsarlon (Iceland) to the petrified forest of Arizona, the filmmaker has been taking snapshots and recording sequences, everywhere.

The clip presented here shows that the cinematographer recordings made ​​in the forest of Yakushima, a beautiful lush green landscape located in southern Japan. This beautiful building serves as a perfect counterpoint to previously seen in clips of 'Varðeldur' or 'Fjögur Piano', more focused on violence, impulsivity, visceral human figures.

I do not know if you remember but this same piece - 'Dauðalogn' - which was discussed some time ago that he would appear on the soundtrack of the series The Vampire Diaries. We should not be surprised that Icelanders are able to play from the most commercial to the most alternative and author, Sigur Rós are aware of their great cache and can handle perfectly automatism that make them grow medially without losing its independent status.


By the way, if you liked seeing this timelapse with Sigur Rós's music playing in the background I recommend you to take a look at the video attached below. In this case the part is not exactly sounding Sigur (Jónsi is) but the recording of the famous Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull is the most thing that we have seen in life. Go pa-sa-da.

The Bouncing Souls and Dave Hause, visiting Spain

Now is the dreaded September, but do not panic: the avalanche of good gigs for this month is considerable. Following the passage of Jack White media the last weekend in Madrid and Barcelona, ​​for which we recommend a tour is passing through the main Spanish cities: from Thursday to Monday, Bilbao, Gijon, Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona, ​​in that order, will host Dave Hause and Bouncing Souls.
A The Bouncing Souls do not see in our country since 2009, when they celebrated their 20th anniversary. Three years after returning to present his ninth studio album, Comet. Even then they did not disappoint offering a night of good vibes and punk rock anthems and we believe that this time will be no different. Something better to dismiss a summer night backpackers pogos pace with topics such as True Believers? We can not think.
Less is even if accompaniment which is opening for the band in New Jersey comes Dave Hause, singer of The Loved Ones, other punkrockeros to which we have ever seen in Spain. Hause took in 2011 a solo album, Resolutions, and has participated in The Revival Tour (2009 and 2011), a series of acoustic shows with Chuck Ragan (Hot Water Music) at the helm. The desire to see him live are increasing. If you have not already done so, you can hear some of their songs here: www.davehause.com
Furthermore, in Madrid and Barcelona appointments adds one more opening act: in Madrid will have to use for not honoring Tony Sly Acoustic with a repertoire of songs NUFAN, in Barcelona, ​​the Swedes The Headlines.
All other details of the tour, which comes on the heels of HFMN, is as follows:
- Thursday, September 6, 2012 @ BILBAO - Sala AzkenaDoors Open: 20:00 HCheck advance € 15 / € 18 Entry box officeSale: Living Azkena, Street Warriors, Power Records www.kulturalive.comLast.FM
- Friday, September 7, 2012 @ GIJÓN - Otto Hall LiveDoors Open: 20:00 HCheck advance € 14 / € 16 Entry box officeSale: Music Eusebio (Mieres) Bookseller Paradiso (Gijón), Last Mono (Oviedo), Threepoint (La Felguera) Xuama Tattoo (Aviles) and www.kulturalive.comLast.FM
- Saturday, September 8, 2012 @ MADRID - Sala LiveDoors Open: 20:00 HCheck advance € 15 / € 18 Entry box officeSale: Escridiscos, Sun Records and www.kulturalive.comLast.FM
- Sunday, September 9, 2012 @ VALENCIA - Loco ClubDoors Open: 20:30 HCheck advance € 15 / € 18 Entry box officeSale in: Harmony, Amsterdam and www.kulturalive.comLast.FM
- Monday, September 10, 2012 @ BARCELONA - Estraperlo Club+ The HeadlinesDoors Open: 22:00 HCheck advance € 15 / € 18 Entry box officeSale: Daily Records, Revolver Records www.kulturalive.comLast.FM

Discovering face pop (and Christian) of Dustin Kensrue of Thrice

There are few artists who evade their lifetime bands in order to play and experiment with side projects. Are the only premises? Have fun and be carried by more creative instincts. Lately we have seen this in cases like Jared Followill (Kings Of Leon) with Smoke / Jackal, or Dustin Kensrue (Thrice singer) with the new line The Modern Post.
Dustin was wandering with his band Lifetime - Thrice - between post hardcore, especially in the initial phase, and the alternative rock shaped base. Furthermore always existed in the background Kensrue's solo career, in which the artist took it out on the raw and heartbreaking folk of "Please Come Home" and "This Good Night Is Still Everywhere". Now Orange County has joined fellow Mars Hill Church to try to approach a tessitura as pop like 'Before The Throne', where energy crop with keyboard lines and catchy rhythms of drums.
"Grace Alone", the first EP by The Modern Post, and can be heard and downloaded in full through the band's Bandcamp that attached in this post. Among the tracks on the album is a tailored version of 'Amazing Grace' John Newton, probably the most famous Anglo anthem in the United States, representing the religious sentiment perfectly covering every musical pore latter proposal EP format.
This brings to three different records that Dustin Kensrue has explored throughout his career. Now we need to see how it will sound Joybringer published, another group he started writing / recording a small EP in mid-May. Namely with surprises us soon! You never know who will surprise us with this great artist ...

'Worse Dreams': first appetizer Soundgarden's new album

We are anxious, and more if it's something related to Soundgarden. Two long years have we've had to suck to hear some "Animal King", the final title of the new album of Soundgarden, but finally (hallelujah) and have something on the table: a small preview / snippet 36-second duration of an item entitled 'Worse Dreams'. You can listen via YouTube at the end of this post.

Just over half a minute the subject is not sufficient to assess this fairly and accurately. Even so I was very pleased to see that Cornell, Thayil & Co. have not focused on putting the autopilot as happened in 'Live To Rise'. Here's a background job, with a background sound that seems to come to a hair that idea as hybrid Kim said in the entry that we dedicate a week ago.We like! The thing has a pilot can leave way too much of themselves.

And you, what do you think? Do you consider this short preview is promising?

An eternal cycle

Indian dancers dancing. A volcanic eruption. Children are baptized. Buddhist monks put in countless small work of sand and tiny pebbles along a painting. No dialogue, no comments, no one ever speaks. Only breathtaking photographs and music. A film crew has traveled to five years through 25 countries from one continent to another, in the baggage-art 70mm camera, which makes every shot an adventure. It is difficult, this film and what it shows together, but the title captures it well. Samsara: The cycle of life. In all its facets.
The best screensaver in the world runs on the canvas. Deserts, temples, cathedrals, canyons, volcanoes, high-rise buildings ... you get used to all the great postcard views and longs for a Indiana Jones, who rides through the canyons or a Tom Cruise from Burj Kalifa throws. Even the most beautiful landscapes will eventually get bored.
It lasts until you look into it is in this flood of images. Sure, it all looks very nice, but the thoughts wander. Especially the generation of smartphones will have trouble through. But then ... scenery change, all of the original, traditional and nature into the city. In great lapse sequences can Samsara rush by the hectic city life, shows the traffic of the cities and the crowded subways. And slowly you realize why the film begins as he starts.
A "How come the burger on the plate?" - Fast forward almost looks like from the program with the mouse. Only drastic course. And "How the ball comes into the gun?" The mouse would probably rather not ask. Factory farming, prostitution, weapons factories, one Sexpuppenwerkstatt ... Somehow man has developed into a comic direction. Combining these themes heard so often one would otherwise have dismissed as gooders. By unspoken contrast to the peaceful originality they develop quite another stunner. Nobody is telling us that what we see is abhorrent and we must all be vegetarians. Samsara does the moral finger down and his audience the freedom to evaluate what they have seen themselves. "Pleasant" is still far too weak a word for it.
For possibly will turn back again anyway everything. The pace decreases again, the camera flies again over high-resolution land and not over crowd, in which individuals seem small and insignificant. The monks consider silence her mosaic paintings. And make it break again. Collect the sand and are satisfied. We like pity for the beautiful picture. We probably both right.