coincidenze inquietanti in questo video "natalizio"...
comunque sfrutto il consiglio di felson per augurare a tutti i canebagnati in giro un buon natale (che ne abbiamo tutti bisogno)...
In studio dopo i massimo volume, in occasione della trasferta emiliana ("winter version"): jaguar / electronic scales (in minilive radioacustico) + breve intervista + calci all'amplificatore...
11 12 2008
CANESHOPS
Non sembra vero ma ci sono un po' di dischi della Canebagnato sparsi qui e là per la penisola grazie al fondamentale contributo della Jestrai.
Ecco alcuni dei negozi dove poteste imbattervi in una delle nostre uscite (e non devo cert ricordarvi quale delitto sarebbe lasciarle lì abbandonate sugli scaffali!):
Buscemi Dischi
c.so Magenta 31 Milano
Casa della Musica Via Taramelli 11 Bergamo
Bergamo Musica Via Nazionale 24 Seriate BG
Carillon dischi di Massimo Colombo
20052 Monza (MI)
Via Felice Cavallotti 82
Casa del Disco di Sena Luigi
00053 Civitavecchia (RM)
Via Traiana 45/47
De Santi snc
31033 Castelfranco Veneto (TV)
P.zza Marconi 1
Disco Club
16100 Genova
Via San Vincenzo,n.20
Disco Time sas
38066 Riva del Garda (TN)
Via Dante Alighieri 76
Discoring Sas
55100 Lucca (LU)
Via Veneto 27
Discoteca Cittadellese Di Rebellato Giuseppe
35013 Cittadella (PD)
Piazza Martiri del Grappa 1
Discoteca Gianni Roccia di Zaniboni
37053 Cerea (VR)
Via Gandhi, 4
Discovery
36015 Schio (VI)
Via Battaglione Val Leogra 75
Good Music
30171 Venezia
Via Brenta Vecchia 23
Jump-in-Jack
36040 Torri di Quartesolo (VI)
Via Roma 29
Magic Music Di Giorgio Nobile
97100 Ragusa
Via B.Croce 10
RED MUSIC di Crivellati Alessandro
24030 Medolago (BG)
Via Italia 1
Music Shop di Peri L.
50054 Fucecchio (FI)
Via Landini Marchiani 23
3 12 2008
PAOLO SAPORITI | BALCONY TV | DUBLIN
"A somber acoustic guitar intro welcomes you into a world of woody instrumentation and bizarre but interesting production. Just Let It Happen is the latest offering from Italian Folk singer Paolo Saporiti. For those yet to be charmed by his dulcet tones, Paolo’s singing voice could be described as having the ponderous style of the ever-neurotic Nick Cave but transposed an octave higher. It also seems he is rather fond of the shamefully underused cello. It is used judiciously throughout this album and gives a natural acoustic quality so lacking in modern music.
There is also driving, purposeful guitar playing on here, especially ‘Like A Dog’ which I imagine is how Metallica might sound during a power cut. It is not what you would expect from an acoustic/folk singer but Saporiti seems to deliberately stray from the obvious and much credit to him for it. Behind the music there is also some crazy electronic crackling and buzzing. Imagine R2D2 sending a fax through a dial up modem and you will have an idea of the twisted but beautiful sounds on offer.
It really is an interesting piece of work with haunting soundscapes and experimental production throughout. For example, the main melody in ‘The Last Man On Earth’ is so heavily distorted that it is unclear what instrument is being heard. It could easily be whale song played through an effects pedal, but it all sounds so intriguing, does it even matter?"
