Que música estão ouvindo agora? (LEIAM O 1º POST ANTES)

[Quickbeam]

Por acaso, resolvi escutar um álbum remasterizado de uma banda psicodélica de Zâmbia e não é que o disco me surpreendeu? A banda chama-se Salty Dog e o álbum, homônimo, foi originalmente lançado em 76. Eis uma amostra:

Mais informações:

Salty Dog, like many other bands from Zambia, was an acid fuzz rock band. Recorded in 1976 at the private dB Studios in Lusaka, the self titled debut release was the eighth album released on the Teal imprint Zambezi.

Having already been together for six years, the band, who at the time were in their mid 20′s, took a month to record the effort that contained all original songs. Influenced by Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, The Beatles and locals such as Rikki Ililonga and Alick Nkata, the band relied heavily on their talented guitarists.

The forerunner to Salty Dog was a band called Way Out Impression. This was a three man band consisting of Jackie Mumba on guitar, Alex Mwilwa on drums and Norman Muntemba on bass guitar.

Jackie and Norman had grown up together since 50′s, and had learned to play on homemade banjos.

“Way Out Impression” was a hard rock band modelled after The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Their music was a combination of original compositions and covers of rock songs. Prior to “Way Out Impression”, Jackie and Norman were also members of a very popular boys school band called “The Invasions”. They found local fame as the band was very popular, especialy in Lusaka where they performed at many venues.

During the period in which they formed Salty Dog, the band found themselves debating life. They wanted to give birth to ideas that would develop and change the lives of people… Touch them in a happy and positive way.

Steve Doran (a friend of the band) commented that sperm was such a force, and that Salty Dog was slang for sperm in some hip societies within the U.S. The band members unanimously agreed with excitement that Salty Dog would be the name of the group.

The band consisted of Jackie Mumba on guitar, Norman Muntemba on bass and Alex Mwilwa on drums. They also shared vocal duties and played other instruments on some songs.

The illustration of the dog was done by Trevor Ford, a British artist who came out to work and teach art in Zambia. He was a great friend of the band, and regrettably his work was not acknowledged on the album cover by accident. Norman, the guitarist for the band did the remainder of the design and artwork for the cover, since he was known for having created artwork for albums by Paul Ngozi, Zebby Tembo and Keith Mlevu.

The band found moderate success, but received a lot of airplay, and “Try a Little Harder” still gets spun on Zambian Radio today.

Their lead single, released before the album, was recorded during the album sessions and later extracted to create the 45. “Sunday Morning Sunshine” was left off the album while the flip side “Down In My Shoes” found its way on to the self titled LP.

The band stayed together for over fifteen years and recorded a second album that was released in 1980. There was not enough money in music during that period, and all the band members had daytime jobs that forced them to work in various towns. This resulted in few performances, and death of some of the members finally resulted in the end of the band.

Jackie and Norman continued to play together until Jackie’s death in 1988. Norman is the only living member today.

 

[Clara]

Por acaso, resolvi escutar um álbum remasterizado de uma banda psicodélica de Zâmbia e não é que o disco me surpreendeu? A banda chama-se Salty Dog e o álbum, homônimo, foi originalmente lançado em 76. Eis uma amostra:

Muito boa mesmo essa banda, Quick!
E o guitarrista é ótimo com seu jeitinho Jimmy Hendrix.

 

[-Failivrin-]

Não importa o que digam...Marisa, sua linda >_<

Sintomas de Saudade.

 

[Cantona]

Mercedes Sosa e Beth Carvalho, Eu só peço a Deus.

 

[Placebo]

Pq Domingo é o dia sagrado da depressão
= )

 

[Lobelia SB]

Yardbirds- Heart full of soul

 

[Silveira Tûk]

Nothing Else Matters
Grupo Clássico de Violoncelistas: Apocalyptica
Álbum: Inquisition Symphony
Ano: 1998

A música é uma obra adorável da banda Metallica. O som doce e penetrante dos violoncelos deixou a melodia ainda mais adorável e tocante. Inspira sentimentos de busca, força e amor. É uma canção profunda e melancólica, onde a raiva explode em alguns momentos (os violoncelos realmente penetram na imensidão da música e o arco flutua nas cordas dos Celos).
É apaixonante.

 

[Lobelia SB]

Easybeats - Friday on my mind

 

[Silveira Tûk]

Concerto para Clarinete em Lá Maior - Mozart

A composição mais adorável da humanidade (na minha opinião). Conduz os sentimentos ao caminho da verdade, da criação. Inspira pensamentos adoráveis de concretização de ideais. Mozart, sem sombra de dúvidas, foi o compositor mais amável do universo e além.

 

[Morfindel Werwulf Rúnarmo]

Coming Home (Cinderella)

 

[-Failivrin-]

Queria que meu dia tivesse sido assim.
Mas não chegou nem a 1/3 de ser...Vida ingrata. =|

 

[Cantona]

Los Hermanos, Cara estranho.

 

[Lobelia SB]

Queen- I'm in love with my car (uma das minhas favoritas do Queen)

Bad Company- Shooting star

 

[Heberus Stormblade]

Esta música é mágica. Me transporta para lugares de beleza estonteante.

 

[Morfindel Werwulf Rúnarmo]

Gypsy Road (Cinderella)

 

[Cantona]

Paulinho da Viola, Timoneiro.

 

[-Failivrin-]

Chico Buarque lindão mesmo com esse desconcerto de bigode...

Tinha a versão nova, ao vivo que eu prefiro, mas não haveria a explicação de junção entre letra e melodia.

João e Maria

 

[Cantona]

Continuando com Chico, Até pensei:

 

[rochvellon]

Descobri essa música do Iron Maiden há poucos dias assistindo televisão e gostei logo de cara. Desde então ouço sempre que ligo o PC.

 

[Helena's]