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John Lennon "Instant Karma!"



"Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)" was John Lennon's third solo single on Apple Records, and is notable for three reasons. First, it was one of the few collaborations between George Harrison and Lennon outside of The Beatles, as Harrison played guitar on the track. Second, it ranks as one of the fastest-released songs in pop music history, recorded (at London's Abbey Road Studios) the same day it was written, and coming out only ten days later. (As Lennon remarked to the press, he "wrote it for breakfast, recorded it for lunch, and we're putting it out for dinner.") Third, it was produced by legendary music producer Phil Spector, the first of many solo recordings by The Beatles that Spector worked on through 1970; Lennon may have been trying out Spector for work on the then-dormant Let It Be / Get Back project, which Spector would controversially rework for release that May.

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http://www.aussiefloyd.com/

Серега, ты когда нибудь слышал о них?
Я их случайно нашёл, хочу сходить.

Кстати, во Вторник был на Rodger Waters:pray: Rules!!!!! Шоу то что надо!!! :34:

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http://www.aussiefloyd.com/

Серега, ты когда нибудь слышал о них?
Я их случайно нашёл, хочу сходить.

Кстати, во Вторник был на Rodger Waters:pray: Rules!!!!! Шоу то что надо!!! :34:

Старик, Молодец! :34: :cool: Завидую! Роджер - это Роджер! :pray: :pray:
Ну, а этих пацанов, работающих на музыке "Флойд", мне не удалось посмотреть в Диеге, хотя очень хотелось... :rolleyes:
Отзывов не слышал, но да, интересно... ;)


Roger Waters "Welcome To The Machine (live)"



George Roger Waters (born September 6, 1943) is a British rock musician, guitarist, bassist, songwriter, and composer.
He is best known for his illustrious 1965-1985 career with the band Pink Floyd as their main songwriter from 1968, one of their chief singers (along with David Gilmour), bass player and main sonic wizard. He was also the mastermind behind many of Pink Floyd's symbols including the Pink Floyd Pigs and the marching hammers.
Following this, he began a moderately successful solo career releasing three studio albums and staging one of the largest concerts ever, The Wall Concert in Berlin in 1990. In 2005, he released an opera, Ça Ira and rejoined Pink Floyd for a performance at the Live 8 concert in London, on July 2, 2005.

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Ага, вот именно таким я его и видел
APFS будут в San Jose 26го, а у вас 27го на следующий день в San Diego Civic Center. Я наверно пойду. Потом поделюсь впечатлениями :34:

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Joe Satriani "Summer Song"



The Extremist is an instrumental rock album released by Joe Satriani in 1992 and re-released in 1997 with his entire Epic Records catalog.
The track "Summer Song" was used heavily in a Sony commercial around the time of its release, and is still heard in radio and television promos and commercials nearly 15 years after its release. "War" was used by Disney to promote Power Rangers products at their theme parks.

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Старик, Молодец! :34: :cool: Завидую! Роджер - это Роджер! :pray: :pray:
Ну, а этих пацанов, работающих на музыке "Флойд", мне не удалось посмотреть в Диеге, хотя очень хотелось... :rolleyes:
Отзывов не слышал, но да, интересно... ;)


Roger Waters "Welcome To The Machine (live)"



George Roger Waters (born September 6, 1943) is a British rock musician, guitarist, bassist, songwriter, and composer.
He is best known for his illustrious 1965-1985 career with the band Pink Floyd as their main songwriter from 1968, one of their chief singers (along with David Gilmour), bass player and main sonic wizard. He was also the mastermind behind many of Pink Floyd's symbols including the Pink Floyd Pigs and the marching hammers.
Following this, he began a moderately successful solo career releasing three studio albums and staging one of the largest concerts ever, The Wall Concert in Berlin in 1990. In 2005, he released an opera, Ça Ira and rejoined Pink Floyd for a performance at the Live 8 concert in London, on July 2, 2005.

damn it!!! what a guitar! not too shabby, i can tell u that! :roll:

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damn it!!! what a guitar! not too shabby, i can tell u that! :roll:

Агаа... Классный Дядька! Без сомнения! ;) Неплохой вклад сделал в мировой "класси" Рок... :cool:

Rogers Waters "Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2 (live)"



Within Pink Floyd, Waters, the main lyrical contributor, exerted more and more creative control over the band. Waters steered Floyd into recording increasingly personalised concept albums such as Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall in which he wrote all the lyrics. He is the sole writer of many of Pink Floyd's better known hits such as "Money" and "Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2" In total, Waters has songwriting credit (solo or shared) on over 85% of Pink Floyd's entire music catalogue [citation needed].
Waters' bandmates were happy to allow him to write the band's lyrics and guide the band's conceptual direction while they shared the opportunity to contribute musical ideas (Floyd guitarist David Gilmour described Waters as "a very good motivator and obviously a great lyricist,"[2] even at the height of the acrimony between Waters and Gilmour in 1995). Some of the band's most popular and beloved songs, including "Echoes", "Time", "Us And Them", "Wish You Were Here" and "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", feature the strong synergy of Waters' sharp lyrical instincts with the melodic talents of Gilmour, the soft, precise drumming of Nick Mason, and atmospheric patterns of keyboardist Richard Wright ("Us And Them", for instance, began as a sweetly melodic Wright keyboard instrumental and gained poignancy when Waters added plaintive antiwar lyrics). Unfortunately, this give-and-take relationship began to give way after 1975's Wish You Were Here; 1977's Animals lacked significant contributions from Mason or Wright and Gilmour only received credit for co-writing the track "Dogs" which comprised most of the album's first side (the song had previously been performed live under the title "You Gotta Be Crazy"). The double-album The Wall featured only four co-credited tracks, "Young Lust", "Run Like Hell" and "Comfortably Numb" (co-written with Gilmour), and "The Trial" (co-written by album producer Bob Ezrin). Songwriting credits were a source of contention in these difficult years: Gilmour has noted that his contributions to tracks like "Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2" (with its blistering solo) were not always noted in the album credits. Nick Mason also addresses the band in-fighting over credits much more dispassionately in his memoir, Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd. It was while recording The Wall that Waters made the decision to fire keyboardist and founding member Rick Wright, although Wright remained on the album tour as a paid session musician. Ironically, because he was now on a fixed salary, Wright was the only member of the band to make a profit out of this extremely expensive but very short tour.

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Whitesnake "Wine, Woman An' Song (live in Budokan, Tokyo)"



Whitesnake was formed in 1978 by David Coverdale (of Deep Purple fame) after he released two solo records, David Coverdale's Whitesnake (1976) and Northwinds (1977).
During the band's early years, its music was primarily blues-oriented hard rock (although, Coverdale himself pointed the Whitesnake's style as "progressive R&B"). Members of the band include Jon Lord and Ian Paice (of Deep Purple), Cozy Powell and Neil Murray. The band has featured many talented guitarists over the years, including; Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, John Sykes, Adrian Vandenberg, Vivian Campbell and Steve Vai.



David Coverdale

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Jon Bon Jovi "Blaze of Glory"



Blaze of Glory is Jon Bon Jovi's first solo album, released in 1990. It includes song from and inspired by the movie Young Guns II. Songs from Young Guns II include #1 hit single "Blaze of Glory" and #12 "Miracle". Approximate sales were in excess of two million copies in the United States
"Blaze of Glory" is a song by Jon Bon Jovi which hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1990, his only chart-topper away from his band Bon Jovi.

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Van Halen "Ice Cream Man"



With Ted Templeman at the helm, Van Halen moved into the studio and quickly recorded their first album. Simply titled Van Halen, the album was released in 1978 to immediate commercial success, reaching #19 on the Billboard pop music charts. All of the tracks were laid down very quickly (about three weeks), with little over-dubbing or double tracking. Minor mistakes were left on the record and a very simple musical set-up was used to give the record an almost-live feel. After adding vocals, the album was essentially ready to be mixed. Despite the simple studio set-up, Van Halen featured innovations in musical technique, production, and arrangement.