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Metalera vs emo pagafantas.

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No he encontrado el original -lo habrán borrado mil veces-, sólo he encontrado la 2ª o 3ª parte -no me acuerdo cuál era exactamente-.

Reycob@ escribió:Metalera vs emo pagafantas.

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No he encontrado el original -lo habrán borrado mil veces-, sólo he encontrado la 2ª o 3ª parte -no me acuerdo cuál era exactamente-.

Yo ese lo ví este año, toa la vida en internet y no me entere del famoso pagafantas

El mayor éxito musical ejjjpañol del youtube

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SUPERCHE escribió: Pues si le llegan a preguntar a Albiol flipas... :?:

Diría: Michael Jackson fué un gran deportista el mejor de todos los tiempos...

Pues no me extrañaría.... de alguien que no sabe distinguir entre Austria y Australia icon_wee icon_wee


Jackson Five - Got to be There icon_ojitos icon_ojitos icon_ojitos

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"Go to be there" és una cançó per a lluir la veu. Joder, era el puto amo lloron2.

Mastercard... no tiene precio

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Wowwwwwwww, fui al FNAC a comprarme ECCDB y me dio por preguntar por el 3r disco y hasta ahora último de Mark Owen, "How the Mighty Fall" del 2005... y el chico del mostrador, después de recordar que Mark era el bajito de TT, se fue y me lo sacó icon_ojitos icon_ojitos icon_ojitos Sólo me falta conseguir el 2º, que sólo está en UK, Irlanda o internet. Y pensar que estuve en Irlanda el año pasado... lloron2.

MARK OWEN IS GOD. Bonita voz, música y compositor de sus temas icon_alabanza

Mark Owen-Wasting Away Esta canción me recuerda 1 poco a The Rasmus en su último disco. Temazooooooo y está tb en versión acústica. icon_ojitos

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U2 inicia en Barcelona su gira 360º con un recuerdo a Michael Jackson
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PD:Pedazo de concierto por mucho que lo cuenten tendría que haber estado allí para vivirlo y sentirlo icon_ojitos
es uno de esos conciertos irrepetibles.

abraxas escribió:Bueno chic@s, éste es un post de música, sí, pero de descargas. El de YouTube y Goear es éste otro: http://www.sentimentche.com/foro/chirin ... t7662.html que encontraréis aquí en el chiringuito un poco más abajo (ahora, porque normalmente está más arriba). Una cosa es homenajear un poco a Michael Jackson... y otra poner videos de Mark Owen.

ay es verdad, me confundí, quería ponerlo en el de videos de Youtube. Pero bueno, os podéis descargar el video con el temazo de Mark Owen :P

JERRY LEE LEWIS - Last Man Standing (2006)



How do you drum up interest in a Jerry Lee Lewis record, since the Ferriday Fireball is 71 and hasn't put out an album since 1996? First, you pair him with 22 of the biggest stars of rock (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards), country (Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard), and blues (Buddy Guy, B.B. King), to show how he put his stamp on nearly every genre. Then, you hire the dean of music chroniclers, Peter Guralnick, to give the liner notes heft. And--oh, yes, you also make sure the piano-pounding pioneer displays the best finger form he's shown in 25 years. Throughout, the Killer crows, struts, and self-mythologizes with the brio of youth, and who could resist him? At times, one may question the wisdom of turning an obvious guitar tune (Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll") into a piano-dominated performance, just as it seems odd to not make the best use of such guests as Toby Keith or Delaney Bramlett. But Lewis never yields the throne for a second, even surrounded by the likes of Robbie Robertson, Neil Young, and Eric Clapton. For that reason, most of these aren't true duets--the star instrumentalists take their solos, and the harmonies of some of the most legendary vocalists (Don Henley, Little Richard) stay too far in the background. But when things really work--as they do with Bruce Springsteen (the rave-up "Pink Cadillac"), Neil Young (a crackling rendition of "You Don't Have To Go"), Kid Rock (an even blacker "Honky Tonk Woman"), George Jones (the novelty-framed "Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age"), and Kris Kristofferson (an especially poignant take on "The Pilgrim: Chapter 33"), the rock of ages cleaves for thee and me. Last Man Standing refers to the famous cover of Million Dollar Quartet, on which he's pictured with fellow Sun artists Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Carl Perkins, all now jamming in the great beyond. Yet in a spoken-word reprise at the end of the Kristofferson song--"From the rocking of the cradle / To the rolling of the hearse / The going up was worth the coming down" - The Last Man seems to suggest his own fine epitaph. It's hard to argue with a hellraiser extraordinaire. - amazon.com

01. Rock and Roll - Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Page
02. Before the Night Is Over - B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis
03. Pink Cadillac - Jerry Lee Lewis, Bruce Springsteen
04. Evening Gown - Mick Jagger, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ronnie Wood
05. You Don't Have to Go - Jerry Lee Lewis, Neil Young
06. Twilight - Jerry Lee Lewis, Robbie Robertson
07. Travelin' Band - John Fogerty, Jerry Lee Lewis
08. That Kind of Fool - Jerry Lee Lewis, Keith Richards
09. Sweet Little Sixteen - Jerry Lee Lewis, Ringo Starr
10. Just a Bummin' Around - Merle Haggard, Jerry Lee Lewis
11. Honky Tonk Woman - Kid Rock, Jerry Lee Lewis
12. What's Made Milwaukee Famous - Jerry Lee Lewis, Rod Stewart
13. Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age - George Jones, Jerry Lee Lewis
14. Couple More Years - Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie Nelson
15. Ol' Glory - Toby Keith, Jerry Lee Lewis
16. Trouble in Mind - Eric Clapton, Jerry Lee Lewis
17. I Saw Her Standing There - Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard
18. Lost Highway - Delaney Bramlett, Jerry Lee Lewis
19. Hadacol Boogie - Buddy Guy, Jerry Lee Lewis
20. What Makes the Irish Heart Beat - Don Henley, Jerry Lee Lewis

The title of the album refers to the fact that Lewis is the last of the Sun Records greats (Orbison, Cash, Presley) still walking the earth, let alone making music. That’s the real beauty of Last Man Standing: not only is Jerry Lee Lewis still standing, he’s still making music that means something. He’s proving that he can be as vital over 70 as he was 20, or even 40, years ago. Don’t bet against the man they call the Killer.


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De Jerry Lee Lewis hice yo un trabajo en la eso icon_ojitos

A tortas con Bill Gates

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CHUCK BERRY - You Never Can Tell: His Complete Chess 1960-1966 (2009)



The accepted mythology is that Chuck Berry was the only one of rock's greats to make it through the supposed drought of 1960-1964 with his career and his creativity intact. Jerry Lee wound up a country act, Elvis became a b-grade movie star, Little Richard never regained his momentum even after he reconciled with rock, and many others were, well, were dead. Chuck himself had spent two years in the jug for carting a 14-year-old across state lines to be a "hat check girl" (she was later caught whoring), so it was impressive that Chuck still made music at all, much less regained the charts with classics like "Nadine," "No Particular Place To Go," and "You Never Can Tell." Indeed, those singles rank with his best. Yet the truth made clear by this 4-CD set, the sequel to a "complete '50s" collection by Hip-O, is that Berry had already begun to flag in 1960 and 1961, before his troubles; the two albums he made during this time find him alternately rewriting his classic hits ("Sweet Sixteen"), retreating into standard St. Louis blues ("Driftin' Blues"), and searching for that elusive pop hit ("Diploma For Two"). Solid stuff by anyone's standards but Chuck's, in other words. Upon his release, however, he entered a 18-month period of creativity where most of his later classics were born, and it's this burst that the timeline nature of this set brings out. This set might be only necessary for collectors were it not for a full live album (planned, never issued) that's easily the hottest Chuck-in-concert ever waxed; another entire album of extended guitar jams between Berry and Bo Diddley, and those great singles, which reveal some excellent discoveries (the instrumental b-side "O Rangutang," covers of "Fraulein" and "The Things That I Used To Do"), all of which underscore Chuck's brief yet potent return. A mythbuster, yes, but an entertaining one.

DISC 1:
01. Drifting Blues
02. I Got To Find My Baby
03. I Got To Find My Baby (Stereo Remix)
04. Don't You Lie To Me
05. Worried Life Blues
06. Our Little Rendezvous
07. Bye Bye Johnny
08. Bye Bye Johnny (Stereo Remix)
09. Run Around
10. Run Around (Stereo Remix)
11. Jaguar and Thunderbird
12. Diploma For Two
13. Little Star
14. Way It Was Before, The
15. Away From You
16. Down the Road Apiece
17. Down the Road Apiece (Stereo Remix)
18. Confessin' the Blues
19. Sweet Sixteen
20. Thirteen Question Method
21. Stop and Listen
22. I Still Got the Blues
23. I'm Just a Lucky So and So
24. Mad Lad (Instrumental)
25. Surfin' Steel (Cryin' Steel) (Instrumental)
26. Route 66 (Take 10)
27. Route 66 (Alt. Take 11)
28. I'm Talking About You
29. Rip It Up
30. Come On
31. Come On (Alternate - Stereo)
32. Adulteen - (previously unreleased)
33. Man and the Donkey, The

DISC 2:
01. Go Go Go - (alternate take)
02. Go Go Go
03. Trick or Treat
04. Brown Eyed Handsome Man - (previously unreleased)
05. Brown Eyed Handsome Man
06. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (Stereo Remix)
07. All Aboard
08. Live Recordings
09. Guitar Boogie - (previously unreleased)
10. Let It Rock - (previously unreleased)
11. Almost Grown - (previously unreleased)
12. Chuck Berry Dialog - (previously unreleased)
13. Johnny B. Goode - (previously unreleased)
14. Introduction / Instrumental - (previously unreleased)
15. Sweet Little Sixteen - (previously unreleased)
16. Wee Wee Hours - (previously unreleased)
17. Chuck Berry Dialog - (previously unreleased)
18. Maybellene - (previously unreleased)
19. Medley: Goodnight Sweetheart/Goodnight/Johnny B. Goode/School Day - (previously unreleased)
20. Nadine (is It You?)
21. You Never Can Tell
22. Little Girl From Central, The
23. (The) Things I Used To Do
24. I'm In the Danger Zone - (previously unreleased)

DISC 3:
01. Fraulein
02. Lonely All the Time (Crazy Arms)
03. O Rangutang (Unfaded Instrumental)
04. Big Ben (Blues)
05. Promised Land
06. Brenda Lee
07. No Particular Place To Go
08. You Two
09. Liverpool Drive
10. Chuck's Beat
11. Bo's Beat
12. Little Marie
13. Go, Bobby Soxer
14. Lonely School Days
15. His Daughter Caroline
16. Dear Dad
17. Want To Be Your Driver
18. Spending Christmas - (previously unreleased)
19. Song of My Love, The
20. Butterscotch
21. After It's Over
22. Why Should We End This Way

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01. You Came a Long Way From St. Louis
02. She Once Was Mine
03. Jamaica Farewell
04. My Little Love Light
05. I Got a Booking
06. St. Louis Blues
07. Shake Rattle & Roll (Take 23) - (previously unreleased)
08. Wee Wee Hours - (previously unreleased)
09. Honey Hush (Take 3) - (previously unreleased)
10. Run Joe
11. It's My Own Business
12. One For My Baby (and One More For the Road)
13. Every Day We Rock and Roll
14. My Mustang Ford - (previously unreleased)
15. My Mustang Ford
16. My Mustang Ford (Stereo Remix)
17. Merrily We Rock and Roll
18. Vaya Con Dios
19. Wee Hour Blues
20. It Wasn't Me
21. It Wasn't Me (Stereo Remix)
22. Ain't That Just Like a Woman
23. Right Off Rampart Street
24. Welcome Back Pretty Baby
25. Sad Day, Long Night
26. Ramona Say Yes
27. Ramona Say Yes - (alternate take)
28. Viva Viva Rock 'N Roll
29. His Daughter Caroline (Fast Version)
30. Lonely School Days (Fast Version)



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Cliff Richard - The Rock 'n' Roll Years 1958-1963 (1997)
4 CD box set, mp3, 320 kbps



CD1:
1. School Boy Crush
2. High Class Baby
3. My Feet Hit The Ground
4. Don't Bug Me Baby
5. King Creole
6. TV Hop
7. Rockin' Robin
8. I'll Try
9. High School Confidential
10. Early In The Morning
11. Somebody Touched Me
12. Livin' Lovin' Doll
13. Mean Streak
14. Never Mind
15. Steady With You
16. My Babe
17. Move It
18. That'll Be The Day
19. Danny
20. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
21. One Night
22. Apron Strings
23. Dynamite
24. I Gotta Know
25. Snake And The Bookworm
26. Here Comes Summertime
27. Twenty Flight Rock
28. Blue Suede Shoes

CD2:
29. Mean Woman Blues
30. Pointed Toe Shoes
31. I'm Walkin'
32. Don't Be Mad At Me
33. Willie And The Hand Jive
34. Nine Times Out Of Ten
35. Thinking Of Our Love
36. Ever Green Tree
37. She's Gone
38. Tell Me
39. Where Is My Heart
40. Lamp Of Love
41. I'm Gonna Help You
42. I Cannot Find A True Love
43. Working After School
44. You And I
45. I'm Willing To Learn
46. We Have It Made
47. Choppin' And Changin'
48. It's You
49. I Love You
50. In Love
51. Catch Me
52. Now's The Time To Fall In Love
53. True Love Will Come To You
54. First Lesson In Love
55. I Want You To Know
56. Blue Moon

CD3:
57. Tough Enough
58. Mumblin' Mosie
59. Fifty Tears For Every Kiss
60. Unchained Melody
61. What I'd Say
62. Forty Days
63. Without You
64. Shame On You
65. Spanish Harlem
66. Do You Remember
67. I'm Looking Out Of The Window
68. You Don't Know
69. Take Special Care
70. Do Ya Wanna Dance
71. Do Ya Wanna Dance (2)
72. Since I Lost You
73. Dim Dim The Lights
74. Save My Soul
75. I'm Walkin' The Blues
76. Summer Holiday
77. Next Time
78. Blueberry Hill
79. Forever Kind Of Love
80. Razzle Dazzle
81. Reelin' And Rockin'
82. It's All In The Game

CD4:
83. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
84. Breathless
85. Twenty Flight Rock (2)
86. Jailhouse Rock
87. Money Honey
88. Heartbreak Hotel
89. Turn Me Loose
90. Who's Gonna Take It Home
91. Lets Stick Together
92. What'd I Say
93. Forty Days (2)
94. I Got A Funny Feeling
95. Rosalie
96. Me And My Shadows
97. Lessons In Love
98. We Say Yeah
99. Hang Up Your Rock And Roll Shoes
100. Dancing Shoes
101. It'll Be Me

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CROWDED HOUSE - Recurring Dream - The Very Best of Crowded House (1996)



Crowded House is a rock group formed in Melbourne, Australia and led by New Zealand musician and singer-songwriter Neil Finn. Finn is widely recognised as the primary songwriter and creative direction of the band, having led it through several incarnations, drawing members from New Zealand (himself, Tim Finn and Eddie Rayner), Australia (Paul Hester, Nick Seymour, Peter Jones and Craig Hooper) and the United States (Mark Hart, and Matt Sherrod). Though the band owes its original success to the Australian live music scene, references to New Zealand people and places in songs pay homage to their roots ("Kare Kare" is written about Karekare Beach, "Mean to Me" refers to Finn's hometown of Te Awamutu). The success of the group's third album Woodface and the general success of Crowded House and Split Enz prompted the Queen in June 1993 to bestow the Order of the British Empire on both Tim and Neil Finn for their contribution to the music of New Zealand. Originally active between 1984 and 1996, the band's notable hits from this period include "Don't Dream It's Over", "Something So Strong", "Better Be Home Soon", "Now We're Getting Somewhere", "Into Temptation", "Fall at Your Feet" and "Weather with You". In 2007, the group reunited with a new drummer. In this period, the group has released one album, Time on Earth, which reached #1 on Australia's ARIA Albums Chart.

01. Weather With You
02. World Where You Live
03. Fall At Your Feet
04. Locked Out
05. Don't Dream It's Over
06. Into Temptation
07. Pineapple Head
08. When You Come
09. Private Universe
10. Not The Girl You Think You Are
11. Instinct
12. I Feel Possessed
13. Four Seasons In One Day
14. It's Only Natural
15. Distant Sun
16. Something So Strong
17. Mean To Me
18. Better Be Home Soon
19. Everything Is Good For You


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Reycob@ escribió:Metalera vs emo pagafantas.

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No he encontrado el original -lo habrán borrado mil veces-, sólo he encontrado la 2ª o 3ª parte -no me acuerdo cuál era exactamente-.

En este link encontras el video completo los 7 minutos y pico.

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Diana Krall - Quiet Nights (2009)



Quiet Nights is the tenth studio album (twelfth overall) by Canadian jazz singer–songwriter and pianist Diana Krall, released on March 31, 2009 by Verve Records. The album marks Krall's first work with arranger Claus Ogerman since 2002's Live in Paris, and her first studio work with Ogerman since 2001's The Look of Love.

The album's title comes from the English-language title of the bossa nova standard "Corcovado", written by Antonio Carlos Jobim and first made popular in the early 1960s. The title track is one of three selections written or co-written by Jobim. Krall had previously included the Jobim-written "How Insensitive" ("Insensatez") on her 2006 release From This Moment On, and performed Jobim's "The Boy from Ipanema" with Rosemary Clooney on Clooney's 2000 album Brazil.

The album peaked at number two on the Canadian Albums Chart—after debuting at number three—, and debuted at number three on the U.S. Billboard 200 with 104,000 units sold in its opening week.[2] In mainland Europe it reached the top spot in Portugal, Hungary, and Poland and charted inside the top five in France, Austria, Spain, Greece, Norway, and Estonia, as well as on the pan-European chart. Quiet Nights also debuted on the New Zealand RIANZ chart at number two.

01- Where Or When
02- Too Marvelous For Words
03- I’ve Grown Accustomed To Your Face
04- The Boy From Ipanema
05- Walk On By
06- You’re My Thrill
07- Este Seu Olhar
08- So Nice
09- Quiet Nights
10- Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry
11- How Can You Meand A Broken Heart (Bonus Track)
12- Every Time We Say Goodbye (Bonus Track)

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Leonard Cohen - Live In London (2009)



For over four decades, Leonard Cohen has been one of the most important and influential songwriters of our time, a figure whose body of work achieves greater depths of mystery and meaning as time goes on. His songs have set a virtually unmatched standard in their seriousness and range. Sex, spirituality, religion, power - he has relentlessly examined the largest issues in human lives, always with a full appreciation of how elusive answers can be to the vexing questions he raises. But those questions, and the journey he has traveled in seeking to address them, are the ever-shifting substance of his work, as well as the reasons why his songs never lose their overwhelming emotional force. Documentaries, awards, tribute albums and the ongoing march of artists eager to record his songs all acknowledge the peerless contribution Cohen has made to what one of his titles aptly calls "The Tower of Song." In 2008 Leonard Cohen embarked on his first tour in 15 years. The Live In London release fully captures and recreates the extraordinary show from that tour that earned Cohen more than 80 five-star reviews for his performances.

DISC 1: 01. Dance Me To The End Of Love 02. The Future 03. Ain't No Cure For Love 04. Bird On The Wire 05. Everybody Knows 06. In My Secret Life 07. Who By Fire 08. Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye 09. Anthem 10. Introduction 11. Tower Of Song 12. Suzanne 13. The Gypsy's Wife

DISC 2: 01. Boogie Street 02. Hallelujah 03. Democracy 04. I'm Your Man 05. Recitation w/ N.L. 06. Take This Waltz 07. So Long, Marianne 08. First We Take Manhattan 09. Sisters Of Mercy 10. If It Be Your Will 11. Closing Time 12. I Tried To Leave You 13. Wither Thou Goest

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Wings - Wings Greatest (1978)



01. Another Day
02. Silly Love Songs
03. Live And Let Die
04. Junior's Farm
05. With A Little Luck
06. Band On The Run
07. Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
08. Hi Hi Hi
09. Let 'Em In
10. My Love
11. Jet
12. Mull Of Kintyre

Paul McCartney might not have been the coolest or most cosmic ex-Beatle, but none of his former bandmates could touch his knack for creating perfect pop singles. Say what you will about their "lack of depth," but the 12 songs on Wings Greatest considerably brightened AM radio playlists during the 1970s, and most of them have actually improved with age. Wings' pure rock power is ably represented by "Band on the Run," "Hi Hi Hi," "Jet," "Live and Let Die" and the underrated non-LP single "Junior's Farm," all of which positively explode from the speakers. Paul's gooey streak shows up on "My Love," "Silly Love Songs," and the bagpipe-infused "Mull of Kintyre," but only "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" still contains a high cringe quotient. Some key tracks are missing-most notably "Maybe I'm Amazed" and "Venus and Mars/Rock Show"-but Wings Greatest is still a thrilling document of Macca at the peak of his pop abilities.

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