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Anekdoten: A Time Of Day
by deepest
2012-01-27T13:28:38+00:00
Ok, it's a good work, among the best also in my opinion by Anekdoten, but it isn't a masterpiece.
Kraftwerk: Minimum Maximum
by hans bkr
2012-01-24T18:03:24+00:00
If you listen to this live, (absolutely their first), you're listening to the some of the best electronic rock songs ever. The Kraftwerk created something new, and their talent comes out in several forms from this album. A great live from various great gigs.
Kraftwerk: Minimum Maximum
by aswave
2012-01-24T07:56:59+00:00
Their first official live album ever. It's fantastic! Almost all their best tracks, highly recommended to listen to the very best of this giants of electronic and experimental music.
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Sunday, 15 January 2012 16:56 Deep Purple, new compilation and live dates for 2012 A new compilation of their best songs for a band like Deep Purple may sound a little... unuseful. In 2010 Universal Music Enterprise decided to publish an "Icon" series of the most popular artists in music history. At the start of 2012 it's Deep Purlple's turn, their Icon compilation is published through Mercury Records and contains 5 studio recordings and 6 live recordings of the band's most famous songs. This, as others of the "Icon" series, to use the company's words, promises to offer an "unprecedented value to consumers"; we at MusicAdvisor think that the only reason for this must be to capture the attention of the new generations on the artists and bands that made the history of rock music. If this is the target then let's welcome this and other compilations, because good rock music always deserves support and above all knowledge of its history. |
Friday, 30 December 2011 16:30 The Number Of The Beast “Woe to You Oh Earth and Sea This is probably the most famous and known spoken introduction to a heavy metal song in history. When we hear the first words (on a record, on the radio, on the internet, in a concert) we immediately know Iron Maiden are starting one of their biggest hits. Barry Clayton, the man who peformed this intro died some days ago at the age of 80 in a care home in the UK. He was certainly not fond or interested in heavy metal music, but he was asked for his voice over by Iron Maiden when they spotted this English actor reading ghost stories at Capital London Radio. The much more famous actor Vincent Price (who's unforgettable voice over appears in Michael Jackson's Thriller song) was first contacted for The Number Of The Beast, but his "cachet" was too high for Iron Maiden. Therefore the band, after listening to him on the radio, asked Barry Clayton to... "imitate" Price's voice for their introduction. And that was the most famous spoken introduction to a heavy metal song in history: R.I.P. Mr. Clayton. |
Friday, 16 December 2011 11:00 Let's take some notes for 2012!!! Next year will be an interesting one. Leave aside the usual prophecy for the date of end of the world; leave aside the further developments of the economic crisis in which "we all" are living (we always forget that expressions like "we all" or "economic crisis" mean nothing if we think that we can talk about music every day while the majority of human beings have not this chance!!!); let's take some notes as concerns the world we love at MusicAdvisor. |
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Compilation (1986)
Genre(s): Electronic, Experimental, Experimental Rock, Synth Pop
Formed: 1970, Germany, Dusseldorf;
Compilation (1981)
Genre(s): Electronic, Experimental Rock, Kraut Rock, Electronic Rock
Formed: 1970, Germany, Dusseldorf;
Compilation (1980)
Genre(s): Electronic, Experimental Rock, Kraut Rock, Electronic Rock
Formed: 1970, Germany, Dusseldorf;
Compilation (1979)
Genre(s): Electronic, Experimental Rock, Kraut Rock, Electronic Rock
Formed: 1970, Germany, Dusseldorf;
Compilation (1973)
Genre(s): Experimental Rock, Kraut Rock, Electronic Rock
Formed: 1970, Germany, Dusseldorf;
Compilation (1976)
Genre(s): Electronic, Experimental Rock, Kraut Rock, Electronic Rock
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