Qual o artista e qual banda não gostaria de ter uma música em um comercial de tv? Ter um grande hit, ser cantarolado no chuveiro, virar ringtone e ser homenageado por uma carreira de sucesso e glória é O sonho de qualquer rock star! Nesse episódio, falamos sobre a superexposição que algumas músicas tem, que embasam a carreira (e a conta bancária) de bandas clássicas e de algumas novatas. Sabe aquele chicletinho de música?

- MJ no 2MW
- Do the D.A.N.C.E.
- Quem é o Peter, quem é o Bjorn e quem é o John
- Damon Albarn
- Translation Moment: High and Dry (piano sheet)
- Resposta nerd que recebemos no Twitter
- Meg taxidermista
- Pixies & Franz Ferdinand & Bono
- Escola Pepê e Neném de Ingrêis
– Michael Stipe de um jeito que vc nunca viu
- Blip.fm: Pavement & R.E.M.
- Topete do Morrissey

OUÇA ONLINE:

Duração: 1h02m46s
Tracklist:
1- Justice – D.A.N.C.E.
(Performed by Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.)
2- Peter, Bjorn and John – Young Folks
(Performed by The Kooks)
3- Gorillaz – Feel Good Inc.
(Performed by The Editors)
4- Radiohead – High and Dry [Translation Moment]
(Performed by Jamie Cullum)
5- White Stripes – Seven Nation Army
(Performed by The Flaming Lips)
6- Pixies – Here Comes Your Man
(Performed by Teenage Fanclub)
7- Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out
(Performed by Scissors Sisters)
8- The Strokes – Last Nite
(Performed by Los Hermanos)
9- R.E.M. – The One I Love
(Performed by Sufjan Stevens)
10- The Smiths – There is a Light That Never Goes Out
(Performed by The Lucksmiths)

VERY THANKS TO THESE GUYS: sonica

Sigam-nos no Twitter pra tentar ganhar alguma coisa: @2mw

En esta ocasión enfrentamos en Qué canción es mejor a dos bandas que gozan actualmente de mucha popularidad. La canción que hemos elegido es Take Me Out del grupo escocés Franz Ferdinand. Publicada en su primer album en el 2004 , es desde entonces junto a This Fire o Michael una de las imprescindibles en sus conciertos.  En directo es una de las que más disfruta el público por el ritmo de sus inconfundibles guitarras como pudimos comprobar en su reciente concierto de Bilbao.

Para compararla hemos elegido la versión que hacen los Scissor Sisters.  Y la elección se debe a que es completamente diferente a la original. La llevan a su terreno consiguiendo un magnífico resultado. Esta versión salió como cara B de su single Mary el mismo año de publicación que la original. Nosotros nos quedamos con la de los escoceses a pesar de ser una magnífica versión. Las Hermanas Tijeras son conocidas sobre todo por su éxito I Don’t Feel Like Dancing.

Jeg har tidligere blogget Scissors Sisters’ (myspace) “I Don’t Feel Like Dancing” (og da sammen med Hayseed Dixies (myspace) cover). Den originale videoen til låten finner jeg ikke lenger på YouTube, men det er en fantastisk liveutgave der, hvor sceneshowet bare er såå godt. Og, som jeg har sagt før, det er bare helt umulig å ikke bli i godt humør av denne låten. Men her, med denne liveutgaven overgår de seg selv.

Om en time skal jeg undervise i København under tittelen “I (Don’t) Feel Like Dancing,” så dermed er dette også å regne som litt oppvarming.

1.

Best UK unsigned band - Live in Staines

Loaded Dice
Apr 05 2009
Hobgoblin
Staines

The last time AD PONTES saw this young band at The Hob, Staines we described the sound as ” Refreshingly effervescent cherry-pop fizz for a (spring) day…”

This band got to the UK final of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest a few years back. Currently, the lads are teetering on the very edge of ‘stadium’ success having won the title of the “Best UK live and unsigned band”. We wish them well. They are BIG local talents and you should get up to the HOB and support them…

Read the full ADPONTES-STAINES review of Shepperton’s LOADED DICE here

Link:

www.myspace.com/theloadeddice

http://www.buckleuppromotions.com

2.

Melodramatic Popular song…  Live at Windsor

To Arms Etc
Apr 03 2009
Firestation
Windsor

To Arms Etc is a psychedelic keyboards based pop band with a huge following and great expectations. The ‘Don Henley’ drummer/singer Richard Perman takes the audience into melodramatic songs, emotional adventures and rock overtures.

If you enjoy sophisticated rock sounds then you should try this.

http://www.myspace.com/toarmsetc

3.

Exciting Alt/PowerPop- Live in Staines

Danny Roulette
Apr 02 2009
Hobgoblin
Staines

If you like your pop/rock supersized and powerful the try Danny Roulette…

Sounding like Biffy Clyro / Mars Volta / Weezer this band is sure to please!

Links:

http://www.myspace.com/dannyrouletteband

http://www.buckleuppromotions.com

DEMURE

Danny Roulette will be playing with the ever popular DEMURE. See this band now- they have just released their EP and are starting to grow is stature and success. The band plays Alt- Rock in the conventional sense but with overtures towards noise rock, especially in the way that the percussion and the bass are given the freedom to spread out their wings and have dissonant aural adventures of their own, but framed within the main architecture of each song.

The last time ADPONTES saw DEMURE we said that they reminded us of ‘Sonic Youth’ or ‘Butthole Surfers’. To check out the full ADPONTES review click here

4.

6-Piece Soul/Funk Covers – Live Ascot

Soul Selecta
Apr 04 2009
Jagz
Ascot

Soul Selecta is a tight 6-piece Soul/Funk covers band, made up of members from Bucks, Herts and London. The band have been together since 2003, although each individual member is a true professional in their field with several years of experience with other bands. Having played many a bar/club/wedding/corporate event and private party, they are masters of their game, providing solid entertainment and style!!

Soul Selecta predominantly cover classic and modern R’n’B, Funk and Soul; from James Brown to Beyonce, but for occasions such as weddings, are adaptable and versatile to cater for all across the genres and decades.

Their performance is fuelled by their love for the music, and filtered through the bands own soul.  Whilst being faithful to the originals, they also bring their own edge involving the audience in a new moment, which demands you to dance!

They have a natural vibe and the ability to capture the mood and generate the groove!

Saturday, 4th April
Show will start at 8.45
Ticket cost: £8.00
Doors open from 7.30pm. £26 for 2 courses and entrance (£30 for 3 courses). Entrance for the bands is £8 but is strictly limited and on a first come first served basis. Entrance for dining or just the band INCLUDES free entrance to the nightclub

Link:

http://www.myspace.com/soulselecta

5.

Classic Rock Superband -  Live in Staines

Frayed Knot
Apr 04 2009
Jolly Farmer
Staines

Last time we saw this Staines Superband we said:

“These boys play the songs that make the crowd yelp with joy, but served up with a sabre-sharp ice-cool quality that would make lesser bands look on enviously”

See what we mean at Jolly Farmer STAINES (Egham Hythe) Apr 4th

Check here for the full ADPONTES review

Links:

http://www.frayedknotmusic.co.uk/

Def try to catch them at this safe & friendly pub this weekend !

Other dates (if you miss ‘em) :

18/04/09    The Red Lion, Egham
29/05/09    The Carpenter’s Arms, Hayes
27/06/09    The Fox Inn, Bisley
04/09/09    The Carpenter’s Arms, Hayes
10/10/09    Ye Olde Swan, Burnham

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Jolly Farmer Hythe Staines
Saturday 7th February 2009

Frayed Knot

“There’ll be no more –aaaaaahhhhh!”

Frayed Knot is one of the first of the Staines superbands to go public (expect some more in the coming months.) I am not really suggesting that these knotty boys are the new ‘Velvet Revolver’ or anything like that (to be honest) all I am saying is that this band is a superband as defined: It is an ensemble of competent musicians playing together as part of a separate yet meaningful project. Most musicians tend to do this kind of thing all the time anyway…it helps to oil the works and it also harmonises concepts and musical approaches…but the ‘side projects’ either gradually fade away or they become ‘main projects’ before too long. It will be interesting to see how the boys from Frayed Knot develop this initiative.

The problem with the local ‘covers band’ scene is that loyal live music punters end up hearing the same-old lame-old songs played in much the same way each week… week-in-week-out. This is because, as a ‘covers artist’, you are ‘expected’ to achieve a faithful representation of the original article. It is almost as if you are obligated to create a genuine ‘photocopy’ of the song – and it must be portrayed exactly as it is fondly remembered. And there are only ‘so-many’ songs that are straight forward enough to cover and also easy enough to recognise.

This approach to covering songs reminds me of the 80’s TV Show “Copy Cats” (starring comedians like our very own Staines hometown hero Bobby Davro) who would, supposedly, do amazing impersonations of our fave celebs each week. So,inevitably, you ended up getting a pile of Eastenders and Dallas impressions and the highpoint of the show was Andrew O’Connor doing a ‘hiarious’ Rik Mayall or Hilary O’Neil doing a marvellous Sybil Fawlty… in the end you were crying out for one of the stars to ‘do’ something ‘new’.

But if, as a covers musician, you dare to tamper with a sacred song- for example you might be tempted to add a bit of a fringe to the bottom of “Whole Lotta Love” or a tiny bit of lace to the collar of “Be-Bop-A-Lula” or you might even wish to embroider the pockets of “Baggy Trousers” with a couple of extra chords – then the audience will look at you in that special way that the vicar does when you let out an almighty fart in church. You will know, deep deep down, that you have committed a terrible sin in the eyes of the Lord and of the congregation, and you will realise- soon enough- that you deserve to be dunked, like a witch, into a vat of boiling urine as penance for such a terrible and unspeakable outrage.

Each week Simon Cowell implores contestants on the “America’s Got The X-factor Pop Idol” show to ‘interpret the song’ or to ‘re-imagine’ the song and he often tells the performers to ‘be themselves’. But this sensible advice doesn’t seem to go down too well in the whole pub ‘covers’ band industry. (Incidentally, this ‘industry’ is starting to become a big money affair with quite a few very accomplished and worthy musicians earning tidy sums of money in various tribute bands up and down the country.)

So it was a great treat to watch a band who were not scared to try some new covers, put a bit of a twist onto some familiar tunes and to add their own flavour and seasoning to some of the more traditional songs. So we enjoyed some ‘Snow Patrol’, ‘Oasis’,‘Killers’, ‘The Fratellis’ and ‘The Automatic’ but we also had some grand old  ‘Eddie Cochran’ and a thick slice of ‘Black Sabbath’.

John Hulme is the larger-than-lifesize Andrew Strong type lead singer. He is a very powerful man with a huge set of battle-cruiser lungs and he could crush and squeeze every last drop of juice from the songs in the Frayed Knot song-book. I especially liked his rasping, teasing, wheezing approach to AC/DC’s ‘Back in Black’ which was superbly accompanied by Mark Hamilton on lead guitar and Lee Ridley on rhythm.

It is my long-held tradition – whenever I see a band attempting to cover an AC/DC number- to loudly demand that the lead guitarist gets up onto the back of the lead singer for a ‘walkabout’ into the crowd. On this occasion though, I reluctantly decided against the notion- mainly because the Health & Safety Executive would put me on their Most Wanted list… John is approx 6’13 and Mark looks to be well over 5’10, but the ceiling at the tiny Jolly Farmer public house provides only about 7 foot clearance!

The boys went on to cover “Morning Glory” (Oasis) with a fine performance by John and some nifty percussion by drummer David Bateman and also went on to give a delightful cover of “Every Rose Has Its Thorns”. Without a doubt my favourite tune was a remarkable rendition of the Red Hot Chili Peppers staple “Give It Away” with an enormous chunky base by Garry Pierrepont and finely cut slices of lead guitar from Mark…and the very tricky vocals were spot on. To be fair, the boys are not as good-looking or as energetic as Anthony and Flea – but I am sure that they must be very gifted in other departments (nudge-nudge wink-wink).

This band tends to concentrate on the catchy anthemic confectionery of recent years so, when you see ‘em (and I very much recommend that you do) you can expect some sing-along modern-day hymns. The indie tunes that they cover do not come across as stale or unnecessarily slick or formulaic. There is definitely an authentic and sincere heart beating away deep inside the creature that is Frayed Knot. Yes, their music is pop-infused and can, at times, be a bit sugary and feel-goody (in a cotton-candy party-time kinda way) but this approach is just right for the Staines pub scene. So the boys play the songs that make the crowd yelp with joy, but served up with a sabre-sharp ice-cool quality that would make lesser bands look on enviously.

One of the ‘finale’ songs of Frayed Knot was the Gilmour tune “Comfortably Numb” originally by either ‘Pink Floyd’ or ‘The Scissor Sisters’ depending on your point of view. In the best traditions of a typical pub on a Saturday night in Blighty, the exact pedigree of this song managed to cause a kerfuffle in the crowd with a few strong words and rude gestures slung about and things looked pretty ugly for a few moments when half the crowd started to bellow “It is a f*** floyd song” to be shouted down by the other half who screamed “No, everyone knows its by the f*** Scissors Sisters” (sic)

So we got to the end of the last set (via a whole pile of indie hits and even a rendition of the “Theme Tune from Horrid Henry” ) to the happily bouncing chug-a-chugging piping-hot version of the two-tone Madness ska hit “Night Boat to Cairo” (I am sure that Foulplay also finish on that one) and the boys took their well-earned bow and a heartfelt ovation from a slightly over-excited crowd. A fine tribute to a great sounding tribute band.

Keep the covers coming boys, by all means, but please be sure to keep a little of yourselves in each of the interpretations.
Good work.

© Neil_Mach
Jan 2009

Erol does it so perfectly. Live sets are always critically acclaimed, filled with epic bangers that leave the dancefloor nothing short of breathless. His remixes are stoking your insides with dreamy basslines and building up to that climax towards the end. Both songs have been around for quite some time, but do yourself a favour and go take a listen if you haven’t already done that.

Fan Death – Veronica’s Veil (Erol Alkan Extended Rework) (YSI)

Scissors Sisters – I Don’t Feel Like Dancing (Erol Alkan’s Carnival of Lights Rework) (YSI)

You will find me there during Erol’s slot this Zoukout. That’s for sure.

“I don’t feel like talkin’, talkin’
Even if I find nothing better to do
Don’t feel like talkin’, talkin’
Why’d you break it down when i’m not in the mood?
Don’t feel like talkin’, talkin’
I’d rather be home till dawn with you”

-Revising out of Scissor Sisters

Dia 70, segunda-feira:

Músicas:

• A Voz e o Dono da Voz, Chico Buarque
• Foolish Love, Rufus Wainwright
• These Are the Things, Black Box Recorder
• Garganta, Ana Carolina (por que meu irmão só ouve coisa brega?)
• Roda Viva, Chico Buarque

Comentários:

1. Sonhos bizarros me intrigam. Fico viajando absurdamente neles, como se fossem “realidade”. Mas será que não são? Hmmm…
2. Gente que desmarca algo em cima da hora me tira do sério. ¬¬  Realmente não estou afim de acordar às 9 da manhã… hunf!
3. BB, faz merda pra você! *sorriso amarelo*
4. Certas pessoas são tão clueless que dão pena… pena… pena…
5. Por que o Keane resolveu virar o novo Scissors Sisters? (pergunta de um milhão de dólares)
6. Apesar de ser sobre Cidadão Kane, a aula estava especialmente sonífera hoje ou será que era eu? Mais provável o segundo, né? A aula só ajudou.
7. Cólica eterna + calor infernal + falta de apetite = sono nível coma (tipo zumbi)
8. Consegui criar/ver/visualizar a cena mais importante do meu longa! =D
9. Logicamente, tudo que planejei pra semana se desfez em duas horas. Não sei porque ainda insisto em tentar controlar tudo. E também não sei porque insisto em deixar tudo pra última hora. Tenho um trilhão de coisas pra fazer e, veja bem, estou aqui escrevendo no blog. Tsc tsc tsc…
10. Cólica eterna + calor infernal + falta de apetite + sono nível coma (tipo zumbi) = raven mongol
11. Filmes tipicamente hollywoodianos me dão sono. É tudo muito previsível pro meu gosto..
12. Meu pai me irrita – A Missão.
13. Tem gente que me faz sorrir mesmo estando away.
14. Ai Dos Equis minha de todos os dias…

Dia 52, quinta-feira:

Outro dia de trabalho de madrugada. Ouvindo o mesmo dvd de ontem, relembrei 4 músicas que amo e nunca lembro também:

• C’mere, do Interpol – Gente, AMO essa música. Amo. Amo. O que é essa letra?? Socorro! Tô começando a me arrepender de não ter ido no show deles…
• Hey Julie, do Fountains of Wayne – Own.. esta é fofa e significa muito pra mim. Eu adoro as músicas deles, mas essa é a minha preferida. Sempre me faz lembrar uma pessoa e eu sempre sorrio quando isto acontece. Esta música é simples e perfeita e traduz realmente.
• Rollercoaster, do kent – Esta é uma música linda desta banda sueca pouco conhecida. Eu sempre esqueço deles, mas sempre que volto a ouvi-los eu lembro que amo. Hahah! Anyway, a letra e a melodia desta música são perfeitas.
• It Can’t Come Quickly Enough, do Scissors Sisters – Esta melodia me faz viajar horrores. É a música que mais amo do SS. Definitivamente.

De resto, cheguei atrasadíssima na aula e perdi o começo da apresentação do filme O Desprezo, do Godard. =/ Mas o que eu vi, eu gostei bastante. Depois, a professora apresentou o Fellini 8 1/2. Muito bom também. Agora eu quero ver tudo! Ahhhhhhhhh!!! Aí a mulé ficou viajando horrores sobre os filmes metalingüísticos e eu pensei logo em Dogville. Gente, pareceu que ela leu minha mente porque, logo depois, ela falou sobre o filme. E a gente ficou vianjando horrores. Cara, este filme realmente é genial. Adorei a aula hoje. Ela fez uma relação muito foda entre cinema e literatura; e eu fiquei viajando absurdamente em tudo. Lembrei horrores de Fernando Pessoa. Gente… adorei. Foi ótimo.

Final da noite começou divertida, também. Reencontrei amigas e ri bastante. =) Esta semana está sendo perfeita.

1.

See The Comanche Cipher at Staines

Sep 25 2008      8:00P The Hobgoblin     Staines

The Comanche Cipher

“London five piece The Comanche Cipher deal in progressive hardcore that’s big on hooks and aggro and has landed them support slots with the likes of With Honor, Enter Shikari and Send More Paramedics. Their debut EP comprises of five tracks
of from-the-gut metallic bluster that has been honed to precision and is primed to inspire the kind of mosh pit melee that will leave noses bloodied and limbs bruised. With diamond-edged riffs hacking and scything at you throughout, they know
exactly when to unleash a thick breakdown or an anthemic melody to ensure that intensity levels are never given the chance to flag. A damn good introduction”
3/5 – Kerrang!

You can purchase the new Comanche Cipher EP Here >>>

Ludovico Technique
~ Comanche Cipher (Artist)

Price:     £6.99

2.

Catch some Contemporary Folk – at Staines

East of Ealing Sep 25 2008      8:00P Staines Riverside Club

London based, but including global themes at times political, dark, humorous,irreverent, but always dancey with influences from Celtic to Cajun, Ska to S.African and Reggae to Russian their original numbers takes passengers heads around the world and feet to the dance floor.

At the helm,Stephanie Graffitti steers the band with her full steam ahead rock fiddle Madshipman Mik P bales them out on acoustic and electric guitars while Paul Castleman on drums keeps the engine room pumping to the E.O.E beat.
Jim Bean’s squeeze-boxing and vocals repels all borders as the band journey into the great unknown!

Check out these pirates for the 21st century at a gig or festival and enter the mosh pit with like-minded hippies, gremlins, rock chics, grockles, mums, dads, saucepan lids, punks, skunks, grannies and groovers all dancing to the soaring sexy fiddle, stompin’ squeeze-boxing, drum thumpin’, guitar hammering sound that is EAST OF EALING….take no prisoners!

other dates:

Nov 1 2008      8:30 Roots @ The Red Lion    Isleworth

Nov 15 2008     8:30 Filthy’s             Twickenham

Link:

http://www.myspace.com/eastofealing

3.

Get your lycra on and Dance- at Woking

Flashdance – until Saturday 27 September 2008 Woking Theatre

Take Your Passion Make It Happen !

Bruno Langley (Coronation Street), Bernie Nolan (The Bill, Brookside), Noel Sullivan (Hear’Say) and Victoria Hamilton-Barritt star in Flashdance

Sparks will fly this autumn as the World Premiere production of Flashdance – The Musical explodes onto the stage in Woking starring Bruno Langley (Coronation Street), Bernie Nolan (The Bill, Brookside), Noel Sullivan (Hear’Say) and Victoria Hamilton-Barritt as Alex.

Set in Pittsburgh, USA, Flashdance tells the story of 18 year old Alex, a welder by day and ‘flashdancer’ by night, whose dream is to obtain a place at the prestigious Shipley Dance Academy. It’s an unmistakably unique musical about holding onto your dreams and love against all the odds. The show features an iconic score including the smash hit Maniac, along with Manhunt, Gloria, I Love Rock & Roll and the Academy Award winning title track Flashdance – What a Feeling.

Full of pulsating raw energy and breathtaking choreography by Arlene Phillips (Strictly Come Dancing, Grease, Starlight Express, Saturday Night Fever) Flashdance – The Musical promises to be the theatrical event of the year – so take your passion and make it happen!

New Victoria Theatre, Woking

Some tickets still remaining- mention ADPONTES when booking!

Box Office: 0870 060 6645 4.

Prepare to Rock, Classic Rock at Egham!

The Blue Fuses Sep 27 2008      9:00P The Crown     Egham

Rock Party Time!

The sensational finish to the first half of the show is their version of the famous Floyd classic (and I begrudgingly acknowledge now a Scissors Sisters ‘classic’ too)- Comfortably Numb. The light touches and the gentle imagery of this set-piece gradually build up to an earth shattering climax when Doug really comes into his own and gives the audience several minutes of truly exalted classic rock guitar. Almost holy…

Review by Neil_Mach Sept 08

TO SEE THE FULL ADPONTES REVIEW OF BLUE FUSES CLICK HERE

If you miss ‘em at Egham, try to see them here:

Oct 25 2008      9:00P Cardinal Wolsey     Hampton

Dec 27 2008      9:00P Cardinal Wolsey     Hampton

Link:

http://www.myspace.com/bluefusessurrey

5.

Classic ‘Covers’ Party band at Staines

Brainscape Fri 26 SEPT 2008 Staines Riverside Club 8:00P £4

This band takes classics and rocks with them. A perfect PARTY band, so come on down!

Get Your Tickets for Beck Theatre, Hayes

The Beck Theatre
Grange Road
Hayes
Middlesex
UB3 2UE

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Este post está completamente of topic de lo que es N.G.

Pero qué le vamos a hacer?

El tema de esta semana que suena fuerte en mi ipaq es Ooh de Scissor Sisters.

Puedes escuhar el tema on demand desde Deezer aka Blogmusik, un sitio para escuchar y conocer música on line.

Ooh

Scissor Sisters

http://www.deezer.com/track/19821

Não é preciso ter uma estética japonesa para um clipe ser totalmente japonês. Basta uma diretora japonesa com luvinhas à la Harajuku e um técnica de teatro tradicional japonês, mas mesmo assim não haverá gueixas nem samurais, enfim nada que lembre o Japão. Bem, a não ser que você tenha visto no YouTube um vídeo com o título de Ping Pong Matrix num programa japonês, então você vai ver que há algo de japonês no clipe She’s My Man da banda Scissors Sisters.

O clipe nada mais é do que uma dança sincronizada com uma dúzia de bailarinos que não são vistos, deixando os astros brilharem. Curiosidade de como foi feito o clipe? Repare nas luvinhas da diretora. Se isso não for Harajuku eu não sei o que é então.

A diretora no clipe é Nagi Noda. A banda encontrou-a depois de ver um outro vídeo dela de aulas de ginástica. Jake, o vocalista, descobriu quem era a diretora, fizeram contato, ela topou e a banda deu carta branca para que ela fizesse o que quisesse para o vídeo da música. Ah, no making of eles passam um pouquinho do vídeo dessa aula de ginástica. Quer ver o vídeo na íntegra para entrar em forma?

A técnica usada no clipe é chamada de Kuroko. Na verdade, os kurokos são como assistentes de palco no teatro kabuki. Eles vestem preto dos pés à cabeça e ajudam a modificar o cenário. A vestimenta serve para comunicar à platéia que aquelas pessoas não possuem nenhuma ligação com a história ou o acontecimento que ocorre durante o palco. Vestir-se de preto comunica que eles são invisíveis.

Nos últimos anos, os kurokos ganharam um lugar no gosto popular. Num show de variedade japonês, eles encenaram um jogo de ping-pong intrigante e hilário com direito a efeito bullet time. Provavelmente, você já deve ter visto esse vídeo em algum lugar porque ele rodou o mundo. Mas eles inovaram e fizeram cenas de jogos de futebol, lutas de espadas e até uma briga de casal à la o clipe de Scissors Sisters, mas essa é mais divertida.

Hacía mucho tiempo, casi tres años, que no podía sacar tiempo suficiente como para meterme en serio con una de mis aficiones favoritas, mezclar buena música, y construir una sesión de temazos para bailar toda la noche !!

He conseguido terminar la última entrega de las legendarias sbs _ sessions !!!, y se llama pop.es !! la empecé a pergeñar antes de semana santa, y ya está lista.

Temazos recientes, junto con clásicos de los años pasados … tenemos peter, bjorn & john, fischerspooner, franz ferdinand, hot chip, bob sinclair, standard, mendetz, lcd soundsystem, the rapture, the faint, arctic monkeys, strokes, primal scream, the bellrays, the white stripes, belle and sebastian, the long blondes, the pipettes, camera obscura, scissors sisters, annie, m.i.a., mouse on mars, daft punk, madonna … y astrud para terminar …..

La cuelgo aquí, en este post, dispuesto a recibir todo tipo de críticas !! después ya trocearé las 26 pistas para poder meterlas en un CD, o en vuestro ipod .. actualizo aquí la lista detallada de canciones.