DJ ROB SWIFT (X-Ecutioners, USA)

the Architect album release tour March 2010

The Architect Album
Release Tour 2010
March 2010: 19 – 28 2010

DJ ROB SWIFT (X-Ecutioners)
www.djrobswift.com
www.myspace.com/djrobswift
www.ipecac.com

New Album: The Architect
Rel. Date: February 23, 2010
Publisher: Ipecac Recordings

Interview:

Dear Music Fans,

One of the most famous and celebrated Djs and turntablists in the world is back with a slamming new album “The Architect”, this time blending Hip Hop, scratching and classical music.

DJ ROB SWIFT is part of the biggest Dj group “the X Ecutioners” on the planet and toured and worked with everyone: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Linkin Park, Fat Joe, Everlast, Mike Patton (Faith No More), Cypress Hill, Wu Tang Clan, Eminem, Good Charlotte, Xzibit, Dan The Automator and even truly forward-thinking Jazz legends such as Herbie Hancock and Bob James.

It’s ROB SWIFT’S debut release on Mike Patton’s (Faith No More) Ipecac Recordings label, a perfect fit as both men have been challenging the notion of music for years. They have previously toured together promoting Patton’s Peeping Tom project and their collaborative effort General Patton Vs. The X-excutioners.

Tour Facts, Dates, Videos, Infos … read more …

Camrose rockers Franklin Generation broke an eleven-month MySpace blog silence earlier today to tell their 23 on-line friends and fans that they had purchased a fifteen dollar cowbell for an upcoming show at Scalliwags Pub & Rum Bar in Camrose, Alberta. The cowbell was purchased at Martha’s Music in preparation for a December 11 Battle of the Bands. Franklin Generation’s last show was, coincidentally enough, at the 2008 Scalliwags Battle of the Bands, where the band placed a respectable sixth place, just behind acoustic-folk singer, Dalton Kierche. The band this year hopes for a stronger finish, to boost their musical careers, but openly acknowledges that Kierche’s Celtic presentations of the Red Hot Chili Peppers will “give them a run for their money.”

Hey there’s a recession on right?

 So I have a lot of cd’s…

  So I thought that sometimes re-discovering old music, is in a way like buying new music ! So everyday now I am always in work a little early which allows me time to play music so I go retro and play some old stuff…

   Todays soundtrack is :-

One hot minute  – by the chili  peppers….   some think that this is the weakest Chili’s album, but I disagree Dave Novarro adds some depth on this one.

Songs from the deep forest,  – Duke Special. Whoa there, a blast from a different era, I think, Worth it for, Wake Up Scarlett, on its own !!!

Audioslave, – Audioslave …   Just a great album , turn up Cochise loud and enjoy !

It’s strange, but all roads ( musically ) seem to return to the Chili’s

They are a band I Never tire of, I discovered them via, BloodSugarSexMagic, and never looked back,

 Though I do like their early stuff, and wish they would reflect this live a little more.

 I read Anthony Kiedis Auto-biog last year and played the albums as I read the book, which gave ana amazing insight into the albums.

I have just bought their greatest hits on dvd, because their videos are amazing, and always totally different from the run of the mill rock rubbish !

Chickenfoot are great, But I hope the hiatus will end soon, as the world needs the chili’s back !

Audioslave – Show Me How To Live

On my rock sh*t today.  If you want to listen to a really good album, definitely listen to Audioslave’s self-titled debut album from 2002.  Back in high school, my buddy Los  put me on to Rage Against the Machine.  Then after Zach de la Rocha left the group, I kept listening to the rest of the band when they formed Audioslave.

When I go to the gym (about once every 3 months) I really can’t listen to hip hop.  Just doesn’t get me pumped up enough.  I usually keep this album, Rage’s Evil Empire, the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Greatest Hits (with Dani California added in) and a little Lenny Kravitz in the I-pod Nano and I’m good to go.  Maybe I should visit the gym this week seeing that they automatically debit my bank account monthly whether I go or not.  Ehhh…we’ll see.  No promises.

Check after the jump for a couple more videos.

Audioslave – Cochise

Audioslave – Gasoline (Live at Late Show with David Letterman)

Después de casi 2 años Red Hot Chili Peppers volverán a tocar en directo,será el próximo 29 de Enero de 2010 en el MusicCares donde se dará homenaje al ilustre Neil Young,Chad Smith (Batería del grupo y actualmente en Chikenfoot) revelo recientemente que el grupo tiene planes de lanzar un nuevo álbum para 2010.

Augh, FML. Seriously. Why is there so much homework for me to do this weekend? Why is my freaking psych professor assigning the normal homework along with the gigantic semester paper? Totally unfair. I seriously should have made more time for this stuff during the week, but the thing is…even if I knew it was going to be like this, I guarantee I wouldn’t have worked on it before Friday at the earliest. I’m so lazy. Lol…it’s a “conditioned response.” THIS STUFF IS SO BORING. But at least I understand it a little better than some of the stuff in the textbook.

I am seriously a music downloading addict recently. Today I downloaded almost 300 songs! I got these albums off of various free (and probably illegal, l-lol) websites: Aimee Mann (Bachelor No. 2 The Last Remains of the Dodo, The Forgotten Arm, I’m With Stupid, Lost In Space, @#%&*! Smilers, and Whatever), Bob Dylan (Modern Times and Under the Red Sky), As Tall As Lions (You Can’t Take It With You), Dashboard Confessional (The Shade of Poison Trees), The Fall Of Troy (In the Unlikely Event), Franz Ferdinand (Tonight), Lenka (Lenka), Norah Jones (Not Too Late), Pat Benatar (The Essential), Red Hot Chili Peppers (Blood Sugar Sex Magik), The Rolling Stones (Emotional Rescue, Goat’s Head Soup, Some Girls, Sticky Fingers, Tattoo You, and Undercover), The Strokes (First Impressions Of Earth), and Tegan & Sara (Sainthood). HOLY HELL THAT’S A LOT OF MUSIC, AMIRITE? I’ve actually been keeping a music downloads log so I can keep track of all the stuff I download.

I’m hungry but I felt kind of sick earlier, so I’m hesitant to actually eat anything.

I finished all 900 and some pages of Penny & Aggie that are up so far yesterday after school, haha. I like it a lot otherwise I wouldn’t have kept reading all of that. But yeah, it took forever.

I’ve been wanting to color I picture I drew the other day for a few days now and I just haven’t had the chance. It’s been minimized on my desktop for at least two days. I’m really tempted to color it and leave the rest of my homework for tomorrow, but I’m worried I won’t be able to get it all done. I have a math test, a psych quiz, assignment, and discussion board thing, and of course the psych semester paper. I’m thinking I’m going to try to finish part I of the semester paper and possibly the math test and then get to coloring if I have time. It just sucks ’cause what I really want to do is color. But… yeah, I need to pass. OTL I’m supposed to register sometime soon, I guess. My parents keep bugging me about it and I just feel like OKAY HOLY SHIT I WILL GIVE IT TIME.

Lily is constantly in my room with me. It’s really sweet. Haha, actually, now that I think about I think Lily has a conditioned response to “bathie.” c: She’s such a sweetie.

Umm…what else? I guess that’s it for now. BBL, wish me luck on my horrendous homework load!

#79: Red Hot Chili Peppers/Stadium Arcadium (2006) — I’ve already noted that John Frusciante is one of the best guitarists of all time. As a collective, any band than can pull off the prolific feat of a double album in this day and age and have a sizable chunk of that music trully showcase why a band should be a Hall of Fame act is considerably impressive. Check out: ‘Snow (Hey Oh)’ ‘Wet Sand,’ Storm in a Teacup,’ and ‘Turn It Again.’

#78: Dinosaur, Jr/Farm (2009) — Before Nirvana, there was Dinosaur, Jr. That was 16 years ago in my mind…and in MY mind, my formative years took place just before the alternative era…I was listening to the Pixies by way of the U2 Zoo TV tour, and naturally found myself turned on to Mascis and Murph and the 1993 commerical breakthrough, Where You Been?…this was back when MTV played videos, kids. ‘Start Choppin,’ and ‘Out There,’ garnered several spins in the tape deck (yes, remember walkmen? No, no the band…) Jump ahead to today and they’ve never sounded so good (with Barlow back in the fold)…every song a testament to why J Mascis should be remember for the guitarist and songwriter he is. Check out: ‘Pieces,’ ‘Plans,’ and ‘See You,’ for a brief tutorial.

#77: Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson/Break Up (2009) — o.k. we all know the story – Pete woke up one morning and decided to do a duets album. Save for the Robert Plant/Alison Krauss record, there haven’t been too many duets records this decade that have been able to truly cross lines and blow people away. As with anything over time, this album is an update on a theme, but it works (addressing both the past and present musically) – in the end, it’s a beautifully crafted pop album. Scarlett’s voice is truly a gift and a great foil and muse for Pete’s music. In a nutshell, it just works. Check out: ‘Relator, ‘I Am The Cosmos,’ and ‘Clean.’

#76: Our Lady Peace/Spiritual Machine (2001): Up until ‘01, was a damn good year for music and competitive for my ears, OLP was the only music coming out of Canada worth my time. OLP probably produced their most artistic and well balanced album that year, save for the whole conceptual, sci-fi b.s. The music stands the test of time, and holds up remarkably well. Check out: ‘In Repair,’ ‘Are You Sad?’ and ‘Made to Heal.’

#75: Nonpoint/Statement (2000) — these guys, like fellow East Coast Nu Metalers Sevendust, made a household name for themselves by just constant touring…I can’t tell you how many times (ad nauseum) they have ended on local bills. So much so that perhaps their message is a bit watered down these days. That aside, 10 years ago Statement was released and the crunchy metal along with a lead singer was the right amount swagger, sway and full-on rage fit the time in place. Bear in mind I was 23 and was still one for the pits. In fact I think it was crushing blow to the spine and jaw at a subsequent show that finally made me hang it up. When you ‘re having a bad day and want to imagine breaking sh*t…this is what one listens to. Full album is a TANK. Check out: ‘Endure,’ ‘What a Day,’ and ‘Tribute.’

#74: Head Automatica/Decadence (2004) — I remember the first listen of this album (my expectations were low, seeing as I just never got into Glassjaw – surprising, I know…), but I love a lead singer who can completely re-invent himself for a new project and that’s exactly what Daryl Palumbo does for Head Automatica. Decadence is a hard-rocking pop gem. The boys in H.A. get the party starting and never let up. Such great lyricis, such great funky rock. Check out: ‘At the Speed of a Yellow Bullet,’ ‘Brooklyn is Burning,’ and ‘Beating Heart Baby.’ — and you’re hooked.

#73: Thirty-Six Crazyfists/A Snow-Capped Romance (2004) — 36CF’s second album and second entry on my Top 100 of the decade. They don’t call it a sophomore slump for nothing folks – I can’t tell you how many bands I’ve seen crash and burn this decade b/c of it. 36CF cleaned up some of Brock’s vocals (but not the heart-on-sleeve reverence of his lyricism) and continued to bridge that gap between the hardcore sound remniscent in late 90’s acts like Handsome, Deftones and Flaw while maintaining a metal following for their brash, angular guitar-work. In other words, not for the weak of heart. Checkout: ‘The Heart and the Shape’ ‘Skin and Atmosphere,’ and ‘Waterhaul.’

#72: The Duke Spirt/Neptune (2008) — during my brief tenure at R.S. there were only a handful of acts that really got my juices flowing and made me want to bend over backwards to promote them despite many obstacles. Liela Moss is a true rock n’ roll frontwoman. That powerful European voice …fits into the hipster melodies crafted perfectly around her. The band is equal parts Spiritualized, Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine. God love ‘em. Another great ‘road,’ record. ‘The sky is more certain than you will ever be/the rainclouds are angry at you and at me/forgive me baby/I’m not all that you see/I would understand your heart/if I could feel it…’ Check out: ‘The Step and The Walk,’ ‘This Ship Was Built to Last,’ and ‘Wooden Heart.’

#71: Smashing Pumpkins/ZEITGEIST (2007) — It’s hard to say whether or not this release might’ve ended up higher had it not been for the past two years of Billy slowly jumping the shark and Jimmy finally jumping ship. I was a believer as promo built for the album and the Pumpkins returned to active touring duty for the first time in seven years. Yes, I say Pumpkins b/c I still believe the Pumpkins were really just Billy n’ Jimmy anyway. Save for ‘Starz,’ this album, when put together completely after you bought the final Best Buy version (and added the iTunes and Target exclusive tracks), is a formidable asset to the discography. While 2000’s MACHINA was the formal swan song of the band as SP diehards new it; this is the rock album fans wondered if they would see after Mellon Collie. Check out: ‘Bleeding the Orchid,’ ‘Tarantula,’ and ‘Stellar.’

#70: System of a Down/Toxicity (2001) — at the turn of the century, nu metal was on its last legs. Korn’s Issues was released in (1999) and they would only release one meaningful album over the next 10 years. Limp Bizkit were also fading away. Godsmack’s Awake came out in 2000 and, save for newcomers Mudvayne, could widely be considered the mainstream hard rock success as a heavier new scene in metal began to develop. S.O.A.D. debuted in 1998 and three years later launched Toxicity with all the manic tendencies of eccentric frontman Serj Tankian, railing about multiplying, leaving keys on the table, and pogoing at swinger parties. Beyond that Daron Malakian was creating metal riff’s that spoke to the masses while an Armenian percussion and backdrop offered a well-rounded, Grammy-winning style that set the band apart from its peers. Check out: ‘Chop Suey,’ ‘Bounce,’ and ‘Deer Dance.’

Seguimos avanzando en el ranking y ya nos estamos por meter de lleno en el Top 30. ¿Quién se imaginan que puede estar en el primer lugar? Para eso falta un rato todavía…

35. “DANI CALIFORNIA” – RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS (2006)

34. “GRACE KELLY” – MIKA (2007)

33. “REHAB” – AMY WINEHOUSE (2006)

32. “WHERE IS THE LOVE?” – BLACK EYED PEAS (2003)

31. “LIKE A STONE” – AUDIOSLAVE (2003)

PUESTOS 50 AL 46

PUESTOS 45 AL 41

PUESTOS 40 AL 36

Actually, Rick Rubin’s Resume would be a cool name for a band, assuming he didn’t sue you. Anyway, wow. He not only has produced influential debuts from the Beastie Boys to LL Cool J to Run DMC to Public Enemy, but in the process proved that rock and rap could co-exist. He’s pretty much responsible for Johnny Cash’s late-career comeback and produced the flourish of albums at the end of Cash’s life. He produced a mid-career masterpiece for Tom Petty, almost all of the Slayer albums, and I think every Chili Peppers record since and starting with the classic Blood Sugar Sex Magik. He’s done solo/acoustic records for Neil Diamond and Jakob Dylan, alt-rock stuff like Slipknot, and produced the album that contains “Baby Got Back.” Most recently he got the unfocused and feuding Metallica to stop putting out crap and make a classic-sounding Metallica album and then produced a great rootsy folksy ditty for indie favorites the Avett Brothers. That kind of variety is what makes him incredible. He’s done everything at every end of every spectrum and everywhere in between and most of it is great. Sometimes all within the same year.

He started work with U2 on their most recent album but those sessions were shelved and never heard, as the boys when back to Lanois/Eno to do No Line on the Horizon. I heard, or read… or read on the internet that someone heard… anyway, this reliable source said that Rubin is a hardass, and he won’t just take and record the first 10 songs you show up with. He’ll send you back to write more and tell you to do better. Maybe Bono and the Edge didn’t like that and they wanted Yes Men at the controls? Maybe Rubin thought U2’s new stuff sucked and told them to get lost? Who knows. Just adds to the legend.

But the real legend is in his resume. It’s one thing to say “damn, go read this guy’s Wiki page!” It’s another to then realize that there’s a separate Wikipedia page for his Album Production Credits! Check out his bio on allmusic.com and click “credits” and take a look.

My Top 10 Favorite Albums Produced by Rick Rubin:

1986: Raising Hell – Run-DMC

1987: Yo! Bum Rush the Show – Public Enemy

1988: South of Heaven – Slayer

1991: Blood Sugar Sex Magik – Red Hot Chili Peppers

1994: American Recordings – Johnny Cash

1994: Wildflowers – Tom Petty

2000: Renegades – Rage Against the Machine

2003: De-Loused in the Comatorium – The Mars Volta

2008: Death Magnetic – Metallica

2009: I and Love and You – The Avett Brothers

The Top 10 Albums Produced by Rick Rubin that didn’t make the list above:

1985: Radio – LL Cool J

1986: Licensed to Ill – Beastie Boys

1986: Reign in Blood – Slayer

1987: Electric – The Cult

1988: Danzig – Danzig

1998: Chef Aid: The South Park Album – South Park

1999: Californication – Red Hot Chili Peppers

2001: Toxicity – System of a Down

2002: American IV: The Man Comes Around – Johnny Cash

2002: By the Way – Red Hot Chili Peppers

Do NOT Stop Spreading these Videos!

The Salvation of 3 Generations could depend on it!

1. Go to GoodFight Theater! http://www.theater.goodfight.org

 Check out the AWESOME exposes and eye-opening clarity of the surprising spiritual motivations of entertainers! You will want to spread the news and the link, and order the dvds… then go to these youtube videos and spread them like a virus! The salvation of your generation depends partly on the LABORERS. We are going to wear satan out with God’s Grace & Truth just like he tries to wear us out with his sin & lies!

2
ICP think they sold their soul to the devil… But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-_3-YB2XMo

3
MTV and Madonna and Eminem and Method Man and Jimi Hendrix and Garth Brooks and Kid Rock think they sold their soul to the devil… But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.

The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKfGNEuGWMo

4
Dr. Dre, Eminem and others think they sold their soul to the devil… But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oify6AtKkFs

5
Korn and Ozzy Osbourne and Frank Zappa and Limp Bizkit and Red Hot Chili Peppers think they sold their soul to the devil… But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRPxkkP-ZGM

6
Do you realize the satanic plan in secular music and in the United Nations is the same plan that God foiled in Genesis 11. Why are these people doing it again? They will fail again!
Pick your team! Kingdom or Babylon!
Go hard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMDF4_zekbM

7
Carlos Santana, David Koresh, Jim Jones, Hitler, have a lot in common… But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Wv9ldtDGds

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This clip tells the story of Robert Johnson, a Black man who is called ‘THE FATHER OF ROCK & ROLL’ admitted that he sold his soul to satan in the 1950s. The roots of rock in satanism…  But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Aml1RZsxqw

9
Robert Johnston blues star and founder of Rock, actually sold his soul to satan. This is the root of the secular music you listen to. That’s why it does what it does to your soul. satanism…  But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvMfM_87tec

10
Eazy E, Bone Thugs & Harmony, Snoop Dogg, Method Man, Master P, DMX, Three 6 Mafia, and others think they think they sold their soul to the devil… But Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC0WRXRrp2w

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Wow… this guys testimony is amazing. He actually was writing music for satan when God delivered him! From Elvis to today… Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p0MruAg8wM

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More mind-blowing footage about Elvis, Backstreet Boys, Christina Aguilera, and other stars that masked themselves as harmless. Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yusiv3JDng

13
Singers like Spice Girls and Brittney Spears teach children to reject God’s laws and their parents laws like “Keep your mouth shut Keep your legs shut” Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJCWydWB9tY

15
The Truth about Elvis Presley… he was not a Christian. His bodyguards, the “Memphis Mafia” reveal his demonic forces and deception.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX7FJgtOti8

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The Truth about Elvis Presley… he was not a Christian. He was deep into occult and actually thought he was a false christ and read from satanist Madame Blavatsky at his concerts! Also notice how SIMILAR Michael Jackson’s life ended the same way Elvis did – with PILLS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8AOzOvXwu4

17
More on Elvis… and Jerry Lewis actually condemns himself to Hell, he thought he sold his soul to satan. I wish he had repented before he died. Same thing with Little Richard. They don’t know how merciful Jesus Christ is!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0wHc10VGMw
19
Most rock & roll artists have been influenced by Aliester Crowley… he taught drugs, sex, and “Imma Do Me.” In order to promote satanism and the Anti-Christ. How Timothy Leary and the Beatles helped spread satanism.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6vLnAYjK2A

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How Aliester Crowley sowed seeds of satanic discipleship (Harry Hayes and Dr. Alfred Kinsey) for the sexual revolution and how promotion of homosexuality and the rape of little boys is related to the Anti-Christ.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnNkmNPptk0

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HOw the Beatles promoted satanism under the influence of Aliester Crowley… they brought yoga (yoking yourself to a demon) to America.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGy0Sk80amQ

22
“Making Movies is casting spells…” how the Rolling Stones and the Beatle helped promote satanism in 1967…. the end of this is DEEP!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgOzb_1wjig

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Let’s look at the FRUIT of satanism, idolatry, and rebellion against God, from 1967. NOT Freedom- addictions, broken lives, sexual diseases, suicides, abortions, and broken families
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRcHT14oQr8

25
How drugs are related to witchcraft. Jimi Hendrix testifies to his servanthood to satan. Whoever is taken captive to this, there is still time. Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die.
The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDH9j_f0YPk

26
Demon worship and Jim Morrison of The Doors – the connection.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6duGqjEFoVQ

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satan is a lie. Even thru the greatest entertainers (false prophets) in the world. How the Beach Boys created the culture of southern California and created witchcraft music. Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die. The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKmh1mmjHV0

29
Michael Jackson spread sexual perversion and contacted demon spirits for his music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRf7wM6vLuI

31
Kurt Cobain… 90s grunge satanist, (I think he may have gotten saved before he died… Hallelujah!). Also NIN and U2 are covered in here! Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die. The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdWHjFhIvcs

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U2 and CREED still has time to repent from their sins and trying to decieve Christians into the New World order. U2 is more blasphemous than Marilyn Manson. CREED signed their record deal in blood. Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die. The Mercy of the Lord endures forever, and His Truth endures to every Generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp26vedLKDM

33
Charles Manson, rock musician and mass murderer, a satanist who worked with the Beatles and Beach Boys and taught his family to kill. Jesus Blood is powerful and can still redeem their soul into life, before they die. The Mercy of the Lord endures forever,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqt2DLXDE7c

34
Anton Lavey and the satan worshippers who love Hitler and the soon coming antichrist, and national socialism. This is CRAZY!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXs7Xd4JBXA

35
How the music is leading to anti-christ. Son of Sam was a satanist murderer as well, but I heard that he got saved in prison thanks to the mercy of the Lord. He sold himself to the devil but Jesus brought him back!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd3v4tR0sM8

Escuchamos todo tipo de rumores sobre la ruptura de los Red Hot Chili Peppers, peor al final solo eran eso: rumores. Después de dos años con carreras profesionales separadas los californianos volverán en el 2010 para poner los pelos de punta a todo el que se cruce en su camino.

Su actividad se frenó radicalmente en el 2008 y ahora ya sabemos que la nueva puesta en marcha será el 29 de Enero, cuando vuelvan a estar de cara al público en el tributo a Neil Young de MusiCares 2010.

Su marcha de los escenarios fue tomado, en un principio, como un año sabático bien merecido después de la presentación del disco. Sin embargo, en mayo de 2008 Anthony Kiedis (cantante) apuntaba a una disolución temporal de la banda.

Pronto corrieron rumores de ruptura definitiva ya que Flea (bajo) estaba liado con la Universidad, Kiedis (voz) estaba hecho todo un cabeza de familia, Frusciante (guitarra) se había sumergido en una carrera en solitario y Chad Smith (baterista) había llegado a dar vida a otra banda, Chikenfoot.

Además, el baterista Chad Smith ha confirmado que el sucesor de Stadium Arcadium (editado en el 2006) verá la luz a finales del año que viene. Será un trabajo muy especial, donde los sonidos que incluya no se verán condicionados por nada que hayamos escuchado hasta ahora de la banda.

Dicen, incluso, que tienen alguna letra compuesta solo con piano, pero al parecer también Flea (bajo) tiene en mente ritmos electrónicos como producto de su trabajo con Thom Yorke (Radiohead).

En una entrevista con la revista “Clash”, Smith dejaba claro que todavía es pronto para hablar de la orientación que seguirá el grupo en este nuevo trabajo ya que “estaremos componiendo durante un tiempo, normalmente nos lleva bastantes meses el proceso de la grabación”.

I used to be so full of my confidence,
I used to know just what I wanted and just where to go.
More than ever I could use a coincidence,
But now I walk alone and talk about it when I know.

Chili Pepper’s music school has kids hoppin’, learning

V M Husten: I am worried

Fall On Me: So am I.

VMH: …

Fall On Me: Baby, we’ll be fine.

VMH:

…

H: Need to go to the loo.

K: k.

…

K: You have a bladder like a 90 year old hamster.

H: Love is a hamster from heaven.

K: ?

H: When I was a teenager, I was into, and oh nvm, Bukowski had this title …

K: In the 60’s, when you were even then trying to be young.

H: Fuck you. Anyway. “Love Is a Dog From Hell”, it was called. Somehow, it stuck.

K: Sure.

Dream of …

Nowt more.

Nowt less.

Californication.

I remember seeing Stone Temple Pilots in the summer of 1999 when they played with the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. The Chillies had just released the highly (highly!) anticipated Californication and reunited with guitarist John Frusciante, who left some seven years earlier. STP was doing a delayed tour for their album No. 4, which was postponed because front man Scott Wieland was in jail for drug related charges. Needless to say the hype for No. 4 was not as big, even though there were some great tracks like “sour girl” and “down” on it.

The most intriguing thing about this whole line up, which also included Fish Bone, was that everyone, including all the local media, couldn’t stop talking about how amazing STP were, and even more, that they even out-rocked the Chillies, who closed the show. I couldn’t agree with this more, and it is definitely the answer that is always in my head whenever someone asks that question, what is the best concert you’ve ever been to?

But by saying that STP stole the show, what I really mean is that Scott Wieland did, with his skin tight leather pants, Travis Bickle mohawk and a pair of long, white, silky lady’s gloves the only thing covering his naked upper half. After telling the audience that he had been sober for 60 days (perhaps assisted by his time in jail?), he then proceeded to give the audience a performance that only a completely fucked up, stoned out of his mind Wieland can give, really emphasizing the past tense of his previous statement (he never said he was still sober). And it was incredible, with his intense, junkie eyes almost staring through the crowd, snake like dance moves and poses like a street performing contortionist mad out of his mind. They just continued to play hit after hit, with the eccentric Wieland on top of the front speakers doing his thing and utterly captivating the entire audience.

The only reason I mention this concert is because whatever he was on when he played that unforgettable night in ‘99, he was on the opposite last night at Toronto’s Kool Haus. I know this is going to sound bad and wrong in so many ways, but the fresh out of jail, cracked out Wieland is better than the fresh out of rehab, stiff and fragile looking one I saw on the stage last night.

The songs, yes, they sounded great and his voice was exactly what you would expect from a professional singer. But for me STP has always been 50 per cent music, 50 per cent persona, and the stage presence last night was completely non-existent. It almost looked like Wieland was in pain, and rather than bending his body in all sorts of ways it just looked like he had sore knees and forgot to take some Lakota.

There were very brief stints of some of Wieland’s famous dancing when they performed “Plush,” for instance, but it was still a mere shadow of what I have come to expect. During guitarists Dean DeLeo’s solos Weiland would just pick a spot on the ground and stare. When he was spinning in circles it looked less like he was into the music and more just confused, and you could even say cautious. At one point he almost managed to trip over the drum kit.

Right after the show someone I was there with asked me, “I wonder if he has Ozzy Osborne syndrome?” Meaning, has he just done way too many drugs for such a long period of time that he is reduced to a mumbling, incoherent mess. I wouldn’t say it’s that far yet, but there were some definite awkward moments.

In the middle of “sour girl” an extremely off tune duet between Wieland and DeLeo seemed to spring up out of nowhere, like each one was playing a different song (not to mention that Wieland seemed to be making up the words). But then they would play a pitch perfect and intense version of “down”, or have the entire audience chanting “STP, STP, STP” over some twelve bar blues, or even better, singing along to “creep.”

When they came back out for the encore, Wieland up again in his comfort zone, standing on the front speakers with a megaphone to his mouth, you could feel the anticipation in the crowd. It was half is he going to fall over, half what are they going to play? After a moment of silence the familiar lyrics of perhaps one of their best songs, “dead and bloated,” blasted out of the megaphone and for a minute it was just like being back in 1999. Wieland must have felt it too because perhaps for the first time of the night his dance moves seemed to really come back to him, although it was short lived.

Don’t get me wrong. This was still a good show, and if I seem to talk about Wieland a bit too much, it’s because he is essentially STP to people like me; people who like their rock stars gangly and completely fucked up, above any sort of regular societal norms (example: When Wieland did go to jail it was because he was picked up in Manhattan trying to buy drugs, dressed as a pimp no less).  

But when the four band members took to the front of the stage at the end of the show, bowing together and covering their hearts with their hands to show how much the applause meant to them, I couldn’t help but think this was my last chance to ever see this iconic symbol of the ‘90s LA rock scene. While I will always have their ’99 performance etched in my memory, I’m definitely glad I didn’t miss this.

the Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer-Chad Smith- looks identical to Will Ferrell. The first time I ever paid attention to him at an awards show, I thought Will Ferrell was playing a joke. I also didn’t think other people noticed this until I typed it in on Google and there were a ton of results,facebook groups,and comparison pictures.

check out the resemblance..crazy,huh!?

‘09 ist so gut wie vorbei, doch wie der Volksmund zu sagen pflegt, morgen ist ja auch noch ein Tag. In diesem Fall bedeutet das, 2010 stehen einige hochklassige Releases auf dem Programm, die bereits jetzt ihre Schatten vorauswerfen. So haben etwa die Red Hot Chili Peppers angekündigt, vier Jahre nach “Stadium Arcadium” im Herbst 2010 ein neues Studioalbum herauszubringen; die Aufnahmen haben im Oktober begonnen. Einen genauen Zeitpunkt für die Veröffentlichung existiert noch nicht, im Gegensatz zum neuen Album der Eels: “End Times” erscheint bereits am 19. Januar. Das würde mich nicht so wahnsinnig beschäftigen, wenn der erste Track daraus, “Little Bird”, nicht allein schon besser wäre als das gesamte letzte Album:

Bloc Party werden trotz neuer Single, die irgendwie an mir vorüber gegangen ist, 2010 nichts neues raushauen, dafür plant Sänger Kele Okereke allerdings ein elektronisch angehauchtes Soloalbum. Man darf gespannt sein, ebenso wie auf die neue Platte der Goo Goo Dolls, deren neue Platte den Titel “Something for the Rest of Us” tragen und im Februar in den Läden stehen wird. Ich freue mich schon eine ganze Weile darauf; die erste Single “Real” macht jedenfalls ordentlich Lust auf mehr.

Nicht weniger gespannt bin ich auf den nächsten Longplayer von Sigur Rós, für den bisher weder Titel noch Veröffentlichungsdatum feststehen; bekannt ist lediglich, dass das Album wieder melodischer und entrückter als die vergangenen Alben werden soll. Man darf also vermuten, dass Sänger Jónsi Birgisson einiges aus seinem gelungenen Zweitprojekt Jónsi & Alex mitgenommen hat, was ich für absolut begrüßenswert halte. Nicht annährend so sphärisch und entrückt wird es bei Hot Chip zur Sache gehen, deren Single “Take It In” bereits einen hörenswerten Vorgeschmack auf das im Februar erscheinende Album “One Life Stand” bietet:

Ein Newcomer, der mir bereits jetzt wahnsinnig gefällt, ist die Band Surfer Blood, deren erstes Studioalbum im Januar erscheinen wird. Die Jungs klingen nach Vampire Weekend, nur besser. Womit wir beim Thema wären: Ebenfalls im Januar erscheint auch die nächste Platte von Vampire Weekend. Dass sich der erste Track des Albums, “Horchata”, auf der Homepage der Band kostenlos runterladen lässt, darauf hatte ich schon hingewiesen. And again, wir haben ein Stichwort: Mit Avi Buffalo steht ein weiterer großartiger Newcomer bei Sup Pop unter Vertrag und damit in einer Linie mit großartigen Indie-Bands wie Blitzen Trapper oder Band of Horses, die es ja so was von verdienen, ganz groß rauszukommen. Verbraucherfreundlich wie immer, bietet Sup Pop Avi Buffalos grandioses “What’s In It For” für lau zum Download an. Ach, und da man von tollen Newcomern bekanntlich gar nicht genug haben kann: Delphic machen fabelhaften Elektropop, der bereits das ganze Jahr über durch’s Netz geistert; das Album “Acolyte” erscheint nun Anfang Januar. Wer mehr von den vier Jungs aus Manchester hören will: Ein feines Download-Paket gibt’s hier abzustauben.

Weiter im Text. LCD Soundsystem haben ebenfalls ein neues Album am Start – besäßen die Jungs eine vernünftige Homepage, ließe sich darüber vielleicht mehr herausfinden. Einstweilen kann man sich vielleicht mit dem Download einer Coverversion von “Bye Bye Bayou” trösten. Die Platte soll ebenso im Frühjahr erscheinen wie (angeblich) das vierte Studioalbum von Wir sind Helden. Den Posten des von mir (und wahrscheinlich nur von mir) am Sehnlichsten erwarteten Albums 2010 ist allerdings ganz klar an Angels & Airwaves vergeben, deren neuer Longplayer “Love” am 14. Februar erscheinen wird. Auf Youtube lassen sich bislang nur krude Demoversionen in wirklich mieser Soundqualität finden; ich kann mir allerdings nicht helfen, ich find’s trotzdem großartig.

Wo wir schon bei AVA waren, auch Tom DeLonges “Nebenprojekt” blink-182 hat angekündigt, im nächsten Jahr ein neues Album aufnehmen zu wollen. Da die Band zuvor allerdings noch auf Reunion-Tour geht, könnte die Platte auch erst 2011 erscheinen. Ebenso wenig ist über das Erscheinungsdatum des nächsten Release der Bloodhound Gang bekannt, an dem die Jungs um Jimmy Pop momentan angeblich arbeiten. Etwas konkreter geht es da schon bei MGMT zur Sache: “Congratulations”, der Nachfolger des großartigen “Oracular Spectacular”, soll bereits im Januar veröffentlicht werden. Die ersten Songs des neuen Albums haben MGMT bereits live präsentiert, so auch den Titeltrack des Albums:

Wenn man jetzt noch bedenkt, dass ich mit Sicherheit jede Menge tolle Veröffentlichungen vergessen oder schlichtweg nicht mitbekommen habe, lässt sich wohl davon ausgehen, dass 2010 ein VERDAMMT vielversprechendes Musikjahr wird. Ab dafür!

You can’t go wrong with the Red Hot Chili Peppers:

Începând de astăzi, până la Crăciun, aniversăm 10 ani de muzică.

Peste şase săptămâni începem un nou deceniu.

Am ales să prezentăm anumite formaţii şi momente aleator (româneşti, şi străine) din 2000 – 2009. Unele cântă în continuare, altele au cedat presiunii şi s-au destrămat prematur.

Următoarele patru zile aparţin anului 2000. Cel puţin o dată pe zi, unde vedeţi simbolul Olimpiadei de la Sydney, este vorba de un artist sau o întâmplare din anul 2000.

Astăzi, începem cu un clasament de piese americane.

1. Sting. Desert Rose

2. Red Hot Chili Peppers. Otherside

3. Deftones. Change (In the House of Flies)

4. Sonique. It Feels so Good

5. Macy Gray. I Try

6. Madonna. Music

7. Smash Mouth. Then The Morning Comes

8. Papa Roach. Last Resort

9. Aaliyah. Try Again

10. Santana (f. Rob Thomas). Smooth

…

Byte. Piese care nu au mai avut loc în acest clasament CZB Top10. 2000.

• Britney Spears. Oops I Did It Again
• Missy Elliott. Hot Boyz

Finally found links to the last two bonus tracks to OnCue’s RHCP mash-up/blend mixtape, Cueyfornication.  I seriously think that these two are some of the best ones on the album.  I really think you will enjoy these.  Made of Gold samples “Snow (Hey Oh)” and When I’m Sober uses “The Otherside”… both are produced very well.  As a nice bonus I’ll throw in one of his latest tracks to be hopfully featured on his next mixtape, In A Class All By Myself.  This is a very chill song that samples Coldplay’s Trouble titled Gotta Move.

Made of Gold

When I’m Sober

Bonus: Gotta Move

Red Hot Chili Peppers are to play their first gig since going on hiatus in 2008, they have announced.

The rock veterans recently confirmed plans to reconvene and put together the follow-up to 2006’s “Stadium Arcadium”.

They will also appear at the MusiCares 2010 event on January 29 in Los Angeles, alongside Norah Jones, Sheryl Crow, Wilco and James Taylor.

John Mellencamp, Jackson Browne, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Dave Matthews, Emmylou Harris and KD Lang are amongst the other performers.

Hey everyone! Haven’t posted anything in a while… sorry! Well, the good news now, the funk rockers, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are getting out of their hiatus since 2008 to perform on the charity concert MusiCares on January 29 2010.  Last month, the LA rockers went in the studio to record their follow up to their 2006 double album Stadium Arcadium (Charlie FTW!) which is gonna be released next year. That means TOUR!! Hope those guys are able to come to Lima someday, since Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, The Killers, Franz Ferdinand and Depeche Mode played here and some are yet to play here soon, maybe they can get on the huge wave of concerts that is making Lima the music capital of south america step by step.

To remember the good days! (The Good Days post coming up!) here is the Daily Tunage vid of the day. On the Inf. category…

Cuando no puedes dejar de interesarte por cualquier estilo musical, sintiendo una atracción inmediata, independientemente del campo que sea, y, encima, te apasionas como un niño puede sorprenderse por alguna novedad vital, es difícil decidir cual es tu grupo favorito. Si es difícil decidir entre muchos estilos artísticos, ¡cómo vas a poder elegir una sola banda! …
El tiempo pasa y, si analizas un poco tus hábitos, puedes llegar a intentar acercarte a lo que verdaderamente te gusta. Y esto es lo que me di cuenta hace unas semanas.
Siempre que a uno le apetece ambientar musicalmente un feliz estado de ánimo acaba recurriendo a las mismas grabaciones. Y, lo peor de todo esto, es que no sabes a ciencia cierta si es de verdad lo que más te llega, te apasiona … Pero en los actos habituales podemos hallar algo aproximado.
A lo que íbamos, está muy bien el nuevo disco de Pearl Jam. Nirvana, de quienes han reeditado su concierto en el Reading de 1992 y Dave Ghrol prueba nuevas cosas con John Paul Jones de Led Zeppelin, marcaron un antes y un después. Los primeros Red Hot Chili Peppers eran crudamente jugosos. Los primeros tres discos de Jamiroquai fueron dignos herederos del Stevie Wonder mas funky. No estuvo mal el intento de super grupo de Audioslave .. pero no se perdonará el disco R&B de Chris Cornell …

Por todo esto y mucho más, y después del recuento del escrutinio… decido que, actualmente, el grupo que más me apasiona son Rage Against The Machine! Miento!! Actualmente no, hace ya unos cuantos años. Cuando tuve la oportunidad de descubrirlos en la etapa rock/pop/primertelectro de La Bôite 135 con el gran Antonio Rodriguez Morales, mas conocido como Tony “Don Disco” Morales. Gracias a sus inconmensurables sesiones uno guarda algunos de sus mejores recuerdos acompañados de su banda sonora.

RATM … que decir … buenos músicos?? … no se haría justicia … Muy buenos y entusiastas instrumentistas, teniendo como mayor virtud la creatividad y el riesgo a la hora de acompañar ritmos tan rockeros con efectos propios de la electrónica. La mejor base bajo-batería, los sonidos imposibles de Tom Morello y las rimas – sustituidas por los berrinches más escandalosos desde Cobain – de Zac De La Rocha- puede presentarse como una definición óptima. Luego súmales su discurso político y su denuncia mordaz -quizás excesiva en ocasiones- y, siempre desde mi opinión -no soy nadie para sentar cátedra, es sólo mi punto de vista- dan con una combinación inmejorable.

Como tampoco no soy muy experto en la escritura, mejor dejar un video para ver otro atractivo … la imagen … así arranca posiblemente mi disco favorito … y lo escribo “por puro placer” …