Are You Experienced?

DERNIERS ARTICLES (64)

• Moby Grape: Moby Grape (1967)

  "[Spence] was a little bit too crazy, even then. When we first met him, he looked a little bit crazed. He was one of the first guys I'd seen with ratted hair.... Lire la suite

  Publié le 10 février 2009 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Uriah Heep: Very 'eavy... Very 'umble (1970)

  "I can remember touring America and one guy called us the Beach Boys of Heavy Metal. It made me laugh. We've always had that harmony thing. Lire la suite

  Publié le 21 janvier 2009 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble: Couldn't Stand The Weather (1984)

  "I like playing in trio form and I like working with keyboards and I like working with huge horn sections. I just, I like all different phases of it. Lire la suite

  Publié le 09 janvier 2009 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Magazine: Real Life (1978)

  "I've always liked to produce records that have a great number of moods and the musical palette is very wide. I was saying the same sorts of things when Real... Lire la suite

  Publié le 25 décembre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Lonnie Mack: The Wham Of That Memphis Man! (1963)

  "Originally it started out as family. We were so poor. Like Bill Cosby said, we weren't just poor, we were broke. (laughs) My influence came from by Uncles,... Lire la suite

  Publié le 08 décembre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Scorpions: Lovedrive (1979)

  "When Uli was in the band, we had two different styles, the Uli/Jimi Hendrix direction and the Klaus/Rudolph direction... Ulrich was more of a solo artist and... Lire la suite

  Publié le 29 novembre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Coroner: Mental Vortex (1991)

  "We do a very special thing, it's like we do something different. We're not death metal or commercial metal -- we're something in between -- so it's hard for... Lire la suite

  Publié le 25 novembre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• James Gang: Rides Again (1970)

  "Pete Townshend really identified with what we were doing. Pete's a very melodic player and so am I. He told me that he appreciated my playing. I was flattered... Lire la suite

  Publié le 12 novembre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Roy Harper: Stormcock (1971)

  "Stormcock was born in 1969 as I began to stretch my wings. I'd been there a few times before, but this time I gave myself the space to go deep... and stay... Lire la suite

  Publié le 30 octobre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Thin Lizzy: Jailbreak (1976)

  "The highs of Thin Lizzy? Getting "The Boys Are Back In Town" in the American chart. It wasn’t destined to be a single, but it was picked up by the radio there. Lire la suite

  Publié le 18 octobre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Bauhaus: Bauhaus (1980)

  "I was one of those typical children who loved to sing at a really early age. Anything that I did musically was with my voice - whistling, or working out... Lire la suite

  Publié le 12 octobre 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Holidays In The Sun

  Are you experienced? en rame pas une mais l'a bien mérité et part en vacances !On vous laisse les clés : suggestions, critiques, questions, les commentaires son... Lire la suite

  Publié le 16 juillet 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Bloomfield/Kooper/Stills: Super Session (1968)

  "Michael always had some kind of problem that he carried around with him; it’s like a cross he enjoyed bearing (part of his American-Jewish suffering heritage). Lire la suite

  Publié le 29 juin 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Crazy Horse: Crazy Horse (1971)

  "In 1966, Whitten, Molina and I we had electric violin, three electric guitars, bass and drums. Everyone could sing. We were playing long jams in the middle of... Lire la suite

  Publié le 22 juin 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Cactus: Cactus (1970)

  

  "I mean, c'mon, Grand Funk sold out Shea Stadium quicker than The Beatles. Gimme a break. That was early, in '71. They're not even hardly mentioned, it's... Lire la suite

  Publié le 09 juin 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Talk Talk: Laughing Stock (1991)

  "In two aspects there is a difference between Spirit Of Eden and Laughing Stock. We still worked with arranged improvisation but treated the musicians as... Lire la suite

  Publié le 29 mai 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Tarkus (1971)

  "William Neal was an art student and he actually popped by Advision Studios when we were recording Tarkus and before we had a name for the music that I'd... Lire la suite

  Publié le 19 mai 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Procol Harum: Broken Barricades (1971)

  "My father was a professional musician, he was a Hawaiian guitarist. He introduced the Hawaiian guitar to Great Britain almost. Which was the precursor to the... Lire la suite

  Publié le 09 mai 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Grand Funk Railroad: Grand Funk (1970)

  

  "I don't see any groups making it the way bands of the past made it. I don't see the big careers being created. I don't see huge followings behind a particular... Lire la suite

  Publié le 29 avril 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK

• Captain Beyond: Captain Beyond (1972)

  "There were personal conflicts between Ritchie Blackmore and me, as you can see all the lineups that they've been through, during all this years, I didn't want... Lire la suite

  Publié le 19 avril 2008 CONSO, CULTURE, MUSIQUE, POP/ROCK