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sábado, 26 de noviembre de 2011

Ataque de Caspa - Supongamos,Por Ejemplo / El día Esperado (1985-2012)


"Supongamos,Por Ejemplo" es un ep glorioso y maldito.Olvidado."Viaje a Egipto" es una de esas canciones únicas. Curiosamente, hantenido que pasar diecisiete años para que Ataque de Caspa, hayan vuelto a dar señales de vida y ya se puede escuchar un adelanto de su primer largo con el corte "El día Esperado",nombre oportuno sin duda. También, coincide con la reivindicación y la reedición del primer ep y una serie de versiones por otros grupos nacionales con similar gusto por el pop. Bienvenidos de regreso,Egipto definitivamente está lejos.


martes, 14 de junio de 2011

Legendary Stardust Cowboy - Paralyzed


Ya que he nombrado al rey de Roma,Ledge por la puerta asoma ...

At age 19 he turns into a "professional entertainer". Picks up electronic technology studies after high school. Participates at an AM radio contest in Forth Worth where a barely twenty year old T Bone Burnett (!) records and plays drums on his first (Billboard Top 200) 7" single Paralyzed which found its way to then label-mate David Bowie who (apart from adopting his "Stardust" for Ziggy) ended up covering his "I Took A Trip On A Gemini Spaceship" on his own Heathen album. Some comings and goings between Lubbock, California and New York were supposed to get him on the Tonight Show, but had to settle for a rather misunderstood appearance at Rowan & Martin's Laugh In. A rocky relationship with Major Bill Smith (mutual tape stealing included) didn't help things either. So he got to the verge of homelessness and then actually working as security guard for Lockheed-Martin (thus establishing the NASA connection).
Jim Yanaway (Amazing Records) offered him his first real band-backed recording (Mike Buck, Steve Derr, Don Laady and Jim Colegrove, later the LeRoi Brothers) a series of recordings between 1979 and 1981 that would end up in 1984's Rock-it To Stardom LP.