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Goldenday: Íîâîñòè, ôàêòû, èíòåðåñíûå ñòàòüè, ôîòî è ïð.
Sergey`M: 1. Áàðàáàíùèõ íå ðîêåð íå ôèãà. 2. Ïðî ãîëûé çàä íå ïîíÿë, ÷òî îçíà÷àë ñåé êàäð.
SLQ: Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers Damn The Torpedoes (Deluxe Edition)By Doug Collette January 14, 2011 Rate 3 çâåçäû èç 5 http://www.glidemagazine.com/articles/56779/tom-petty-and-the-heartbreakers.html Tom Petty & the Heartbreaker’s Damn the Torpedoes was the band’s breakthrough album, launching an ascent to rock icon status via a painstaking (and often painful) creative process. The combination of the band’s third album in an expanded package with a simultaneously released DVD would’ve made for a truly deluxe edition. The audio remastering illustrates how Damn the Torpedoes marked a greater progression in production for TP & co than in songwriting or in performing. In fact, the album contained its share of lightweight tunes such as “Century City” and “Don’t Do Me Like That” made memorable only by the highly-polished sound of the original quintet’s nimble musicianship. Yet it’s in this re-released context too, the moments where the sound and style become tougher, as on “Refugee,” represent high points in the band’s discography to this day. On the ‘Classic Album’ DVD from Eagle Vision, the content originally broadcast on VH1 is expanded to include more insightful footage recorded for that project, all of which is well complemented through David Fricke’s customarily insightful and passionate liner notes on the CD booklet. As Petty, guitarist Mike Campbell and keyboardist Benmont Tench, plus producer Jimmy Iovine and engineer Shelly Yakus, good-humoredly recount the process through which they fashioned the final product of their labor, it seems almost surprising they were able to collaborate so successfully. Concentrating on the technical and musical aspects of the work doesn’t exclude discussion of the business aspects surrounding Damn the Torpedoes either, in the form of veiled but nonetheless emotionally pointed observations on the relationship with the MCA label with whom they engaged in more than one standoff during this interval. Because of the extensive archiving Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers have already done, in the form of the box set Playback, last year’s multi-discs in The Live Anthology, not to mention the Peter Bogdanovich documentary Running’ Down A Dream, it’s not altogether surprising this double CD set (shorn of the plastic slipcase that adorned titles in the series previously) falls short of fulfilling its expansive concept. Tracks on the half-hour long second disc exhibit the style though not the substance of the official album (except for the demo of “Refugee”), alongside selected live cuts that might well have been included on on audio disc with the original album, then paired with the DVD (or Blu-Ray). Such packaging would be a more accurate reflection of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers as the superior rock and roll band they have been for over three decades now.
SLQ: Òîì çà÷àñòèë íà áàñêåòáîë Tom Petty attends a game between the New Jersey Nets and the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center on January 14, 2011 in Los Angeles, California
Voldar: Î÷åíü çäîðîâî ïàïàðàöè ñõâàòèë ìîìåíò , ñðàçó âèäíî,÷òî ãàñòðîëè Òîìà çäîðîâî óêàòàëè....íó íè ÷åãî óæå íå õî÷åòñÿ.Íàäååìñÿ îí îòäîõíåò,Ìàéê ïîëå÷èò ñåðäöå è ïðèåäóò ïàðíè â Åâðîïó.Êñòàòè,ñïåöèàëüíî çàõîäèë íà ñàéò Ëåéêåðñ,òàì ê ñîæàëåíèþ íåò ïî÷åòíûõ ôàíîâ.
Goldenday: Äà, ÷åãî-òî îí ÷àñòî ãðóñòíûé ïîñëåäíåå âðåìÿ.
ÒÍÞ: Ìîæåò, îïÿòü "ñ÷¸ò íå ðàäóåò"......
Voldar: Íó ýòî ñìîòðÿ êàêîé "ñ÷¸ò".
Voldar: Îáçîð ñêà÷åííûõ òðåêîâ . Tom Petty - Live Tracks Tom Petty has certainly been generous to fans who bought online tickets to the summer-fall 2010 “Mojo” tour. In addition to offering a free download of the blues-oriented “Mojo” album, last month Petty also released eight free live MP3 tracks recorded at various stops on the tour. Taken together, the songs essentially constitute something between a long EP and short full-length album documenting a tour that found Petty and his band the Heartbreakers appearing to be as loose and having as much fun as any time in recent years. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are not typically noted for extensive jamming or tinkering with their songbook when they play live. True to form, three of the eight songs in this collection are played pretty close to their original studio versions: “King’s Highway,” “I Won’t Back Down,” and “Runnin’ Down a Dream.” Fortunately, all three are superbly crafted songs that don’t need a lot of tinkering to sound fresh live, especially when played with the energy that pulses throughout these songs. Drummer Steve Ferrone (a “new” Heartbreaker having only been with the band close to 20 years) keeps a steady backbeat throughout, and in particular “I Won’t Back Down” benefits from the short, driven version here that supports the pointed message of the lyrics. Stoner anthem “You Don’t Know How It Feels” is livened up by crisp harmonica from multi-instrumentalist Scott Thurston and some funky boogie-woogie from keyboardist Benmont Tench. Toward the end of the song, the band veers into some trippy improv including interplay between Tench and lead guitarist Mike Campbell that is surprisingly reminiscent of the Dead. This leads to a rollicking, bluesy conclusion more typical of a Petty show. “Drivin’ Down to Georgia,” a number that can only be found in official version on the 2009 “Live Anthology” box set, is probably the highlight of the set. With wry lines like “Hear that engine knockin’, we’ve both seen better days,” this tale of a mindless cross-country drive is vintage Petty: characters in his songs are usually not getting the best of life, but they keep dreaming, scheming and partying in the face of adversity. The song is fast-paced and upbeat, featuring a lively Campbell solo followed by a jazzy Tench piano interlude which backs Petty delivering a spoken word monologue about peaches and red clay in Georgia, with a warning the peaches “won’t last long, wintertime will get ‘em.” The blistering jam following this segment underscores Petty’s general message that when life gives you lemons, give it the finger and turn up the radio. Also provided is a slinky rendition of all-time Petty classic “Breakdown,” complete with an audience singalong of the chorus and a call and response between Petty and the crowd of “Wooah, yeah yeah yeah.” Although this version is longer than the studio version, it ends abruptly (a minor complaint I also had about the “Breakdown” I saw at the Verizon Center in Massachusetts in August.) “Mojo” is one of the strongest studio albums Petty has put out solo or with the Heartbreakers in years (and let’s be honest, the difference between his solo and Heartbreakers work is mostly in whose name goes on the album cover), and the energy of having solid new material clearly carried over into the tour. So it’s fitting that two new songs, “I Should Have Known It” and “Good Enough,” are included. “I Should Have Known It” is a hard rock nugget with a very ‘70s sound featuring guitar soloing in the style of Florida’s other favorite musical sons, Lynyrd Skynyrd. “Good Enough” is a slow blues where Tench again veers into Dead territory with psychedelic organ that sounds inspired by Pigpen. Right now, the only way to get these tracks is to have bought “Mojo” tickets online. There is no word on whether at some point they will be released to the general public. Until and unless that happens, if you didn’t buy tickets to the tour, make friends with somebody who did and get copies. If you’re not already a Petty fan, these tracks might do the trick. http://www.jambands.com/reviews/cds/2011/01/17/tom-petty-live-tracks
Voldar: Ê ñîæàëåíèþ íàñ÷åò âûñòóïëåíèé Òîìà â ýòîì ãîäó,ïîêà íè÷åãî íåèçâåñòíî,òåì áîëåå â Åâðîïå.Åñòü àíîíñ î âîçìîæíîì âûñòóïëåíèè Òîìà è åãî êîìàíäû â èþëå íà ôåñòèâàëå ROCK USA 2011. ROCK USA 2011. Coming up on its 16th year, Country USA at Oshkosh has grown to become one of the largest outdoor Country Music festivals in the nation. Starshow Presents, Inc., parent corporation of Country USA, has now announced that it will create a sister event to Country USA next summer. The event is named Rock USA, a rock festival modeled very closely after the hugely successful Country USA. and will present the same stellar level of multi-million dollar entertainment. SOLID ROCK. NO LIMITS. Rock USA will brand itself as ’Solid Rock. No Limits.‘ and will present a broad mix of rock in an effort to kick up the rock festival experience. The key is listening to exactly who the rock fans want to see. Some of the names that are being considered are Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Aerosmith, Alice in Chains, Nickelback, Lynryd Skynyrd, Journey, and Daughtry. Obviously, this is a wish-list that is driven by input from fans but the plan is to present major caliber rock. We can tell you right now that we are planning on pulling out all the stops to make Rock USA a smash hit but we need your input… who do you want!? You tell us and we‘ll go for it. BIG EVENT. DISCOUNT TICKETS. The biggest news yet is Rock USA‘s highly aggressive ticket marketing concept of presenting three incredible days of world-class rock at discount pricing. In a troubled economy we need to pay attention to the fact that fans have fewer hard earned dollars available. The money doesn‘t come easy and it‘s tough out there. Our goal is to offer the biggest entertainment value possible and we intend to sell Rock USA tickets at prices we feel will be the lowest festival ticket prices ever. We are working hard on getting our talent lineup booked and if all goes according to plan we will be announcing the lineup, ticket pricing and on-sale date soon! Watch for the big ’on-sale‘ news because you are going to get more and pay less! http://www.rockusaoshkosh.com/
Voldar: Ïîñëå ãàñòðîëåé îðëîâ â ïðîøëîì ãîäó íå òîëüêî Äæî Óîëø ðåøèë îòìåòèòüñÿ ñîëüíûì àëüáîìîì.Ïîëåòàòü âîêðóã ãíåçäà ðåøèë è Äîí Õåíëè,ïðè÷åì â çàïèñè åãî ñîëüíèêà ó÷àñòâóåò ïðîäþñåð è áàðàáàíùèê Heartbeakers Ñòåí Ëèí÷. Don Henley Working On Country Covers Album Don Henley is in the studio working on an album of country covers. The Eagles founder is reported to be spending this week in Nashville working on the record with producer/drummer Stan Lynch (Tom Petty & the Heartbeakers), according to Eagles fan site L&M's Eagles Fastlane. The album is also expected to feature an all-star cast. The album will make an interesting bookend to the 1993 album of country covers of Eagles songs ‘Common Thread’. That record featured acts like Travis Tritt, Clint Black, Alan Jackson, Vince Gill. Tanya Tucker and Brooks & Dunn singing the songs of the Eagles. The ‘Common Thread’ album was the catalyst for the Eagles reforming one-year later. Don Henley has recorded four solo albums, ‘I Can’t Stand Still’ (1982), ‘Building The Perfect Beast’ (1984), ‘The End of the Innocence’ (1989) and ‘Inside Job’ (2000). Also during that period, the Eagles released the live album ‘Hell Freezes Over’ and the studio album ‘Long Road Out Of Eden’. The album will be the second of the solo albums we can expect this year. Joe Walsh told Undercover in December that he will release his first solo album in 18-years in May, 2011. Last year, Timothy B. Schmit released his solo album ‘Expando’. Glenn Frey’s last solo album was ‘Strange Weather’ in 1992. http://www.undercover.fm/news/13472-don-henley-working-on-country-covers-album
Voldar: Tom Honored For His Support of the Special Olympics Last Friday January 21 Tom Petty was honored in a private ceremony by Special Olympics Southern California for his long-time support of the organization and individuals with intellectual disabilities. At the ceremony Tom was presented with an original watercolor of Leo Carrillo State Beach painted by Michael Bluechel, a 26-year-old Special Olympics athlete from Ventura, Calif. Tom has been donating royalties from his song It's Christmas All Over Again which he wrote and recorded with The Heartbreakers for the A Very Special Christmas 2 album. This album was released in 1992 and is the second in a series of albums with Christmas themed music to benefit the Special Olympics. Tom has now contributed more than $200,000 in royalties for It's Christmas All Over Again to the Special Olympics. Joining Petty and his wife Dana at the ceremony were Michael Bluechel and his parents, Carol and Ted. Ted Bluechel was the drummer with the legendary pop-rock group, The Association. Representing Special Olympics Southern California were assistant vice presidents, Monica McDade and Kim Pine. On the reverse of Bluechel’s painting is a thank you to Petty, which describes the artwork and significance of the gift: “Please accept this gift of our esteem and friendship on behalf of the athletes we serve. We hope that as you enjoy Michael’s painting, it will bring to mind the belief that artistic creativity, ability, achievement and talents can be found in us all.” About Special Olympics Southern California Special Olympics Southern California has been changing lives through the power of sport for more than 40 years and offers opportunities for children and adults with intellectual disabilities to participate in year-round sports training and competition. Special Olympics Southern California appreciates the support of its year-round Mission. Partners: KTLA, Law Enforcement Torch Run, Summit Entertainment, Toyota, and The Vons Foundation. For more information about how to compete, coach or contribute, visit www.sosc.org.Rock icon Tom Petty was honored on Jan. 21 by Special Olympics Southern California for his long-time support of the organization and individuals with intellectual disabilities. In a private Pacific Palisades home, Petty was presented with an original watercolor of Leo Carrillo State Beach painted by Michael Bluechel, a 26-year-old Special Olympics athlete from Ventura, Calif. http://www.tompetty.com/news/title/tom-honored-for-his-support-of-the-special-olympics
SLQ: Íåñêîëüêî ôîòî â õîðîøåì êà÷åñòâå
Voldar: Rock Royalty Provide ‘Flood Relief’ Songs from some of the biggest names in rock will feature on Sony Music’s huge three-CD set aimed at helping victims of the flood crisis affecting the country. The release is entitled Flood Relief - Artists For The Flood Appeal and contains tracks from Bon Jovi, Midnight Oil, Foo Fighters, Crowded House and Kings Of Leon. The triple disc will be available on Monday and all proceeds will go to the Salvation Army Flood Appeal. Other acts included on the release are: Sting, Powderfinger, Bob Dylan, Hoodoo Gurus, Tom Petty, Grinspoon, Jeff Buckley, The Verve, The Screaming Jets, Birds Of Tokyo and Lifehouse. http://www.triplem.com.au/sydney/music/news//blog/rock-royalty-provide-flood-relief/20110121-b602.html
Voldar: Ïî ìîåìó ìíåíèÿ îäèí èç äèäæååâ ðåøèë èñïîðòèòü äâå ïåñíè ñðàçó.Ïîñëóøàéòå ñàìè. TOM PETTY VS BEYONCE - "If I Were A Free Fallin' Boy" A DJ Earworm Mashup http://djearworm.com/if-i-were-a-free-fallin-boy.htm
Goldenday: Îùóùåíèå òàêîå, ÷òî âî âðåìÿ èíòèìíîãî ðàçãîâîðà âêëèíèëñÿ òðåòèé è íà÷àë ãðîìêî ðàññóæäàòü î ñâî¸ì, ÷èõàÿ íà îñòàëüíûõ. Ãàäîñòü.
stvol: À ïî ìíå òàê è íè÷åãî. Ïóñòü.
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Voldar: Íîâîñòü èç ñåðèè ñëóõîâ èëè âèëàìè ïî âîäå ïèñàíî... Rock And Pop Tours Announce New Tour To New Orleans Jazz Fest 2011 Rock and Pop Tours announce the latest of their eagerly anticipated music discovery tours, travelling to arguably one of the biggest and most diverse music festivals on the planet – The 42nd New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. The 12 Day ‘New Orleans Jazz Fest Tour 2011’ will depart Sydney & Melbourne on April 28 returning May 9, 2011. The tour will be escorted by James Valentine, Sydney broadcaster and jazz muso. Joining him will be Melbourne music industry stalwart, promoter and Jazz Fest veteran, Patrick Delves. Founder/Director of Rock and Pop Tours, Ian Hunter Gray is delighted to have both Valen-tine and Delves on board and says, “James will add humour and musical knowledge whilst Pat provides his experience of Jazz Fest to our already jam-packed musical tour” said Gray, “and our groups will be in great hands all the way there and back! The tour initially ventures to the ‘City Of Angels’, Los Angeles, for 3 nights of Rock and Pop, then on to the Birthplace of Jazz, New Orleans, for 8 nights of Rock, Pop, Jazz, Blues, Zydeco, Cajun and much, much more. The New Orleans Jazz Fest has always blended a wide variety of internationally renowned guests, including Aretha Franklin, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Santana, Pearl Jam, Paul Simon, Jimmy Buffett, B.B. King, Dave Matthews Band, Patti LaBelle, The Allman Brothers Band, Joni Mitchell, Al Green, Linda Ronstadt, Lenny Kravitz, Sonny Rollins, Bonnie Raitt, James Brown, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Willie Nelson, The Temptations, Van Morrison, LL Cool J, Gladys Knight, Youssou N’Dour and many, many others. The 2011 official line-up will be announced later in December, with Sir Paul McCartney and Tom Petty hotly rumoured to be headlining. http://www.eglobaltravelnews.com.au/wholesaler/rock-and-pop-tours-announce-new-tour-to-new-orleans-jazz-fest-2011.html
SLQ: Tom Petty attends a game between the Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center on February 1, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. Âèäèìî ó íåãî àáîíåìåíò íà âñå èãðû Los Angeles Lakers
Voldar: Óðà,Òîì îïÿòü â êåäàõ.Íàäî ñêàçàòü,÷òî ïîÿâëåíèå Òîìà â óãàõ âûçâàëî íåøóòî÷íóþ äèñêóññèþ íå òîëüêî ó íàñ.
ïîëíàÿ âåðñèÿ ñòðàíèöû