Napalm Death, “The Wolf I Feed”, from the 2012 album “Utilitarian”, on Century Media Records.
Napalm Death : http://www.napalmdeath.org/
Century Media :
http://www.cmdistro.de/Item/Napalm_Death_-_Utilitarian/1116
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Adam Yauch, uno de los miembros fundadores del la banda pionera del hip-hop Beastie Boys, murió el viernes a los 47 años tras un tratamiento contra el cáncer.
“Con gran tristeza confirmamos que el músico, rapero, activista y director Adam “MCA” Yauch, miembro fundador de los Beastie Boys … murió en su ciudad natal de Nueva York esta mañana tras una batalla de casi tres años contra el cáncer”, dijo un comunicado publicado en la página web de la banda.
En julio del 2009, Yauch dio a conocer que se le había diagnosticado un tumor un su glándula salival izquierda. Luego fue operado y buscó tratamiento médico en el Tíbet, entre otros lugares. En octubre de ese año dijo que se sentía “saludable, fuerte y esperanzado” de haber vencido a la enfermedad.
Pero el mes pasado se hizo aparente que el bajista de los Beastie Boys estaba muy enfermo cuando se vio forzado a ausentarse de la ceremonia en que la banda fue introducida al Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll.
Yauch, conocido como MCA, fundó los Beastie Boys en la década de 1980 con dos amigos, Michael Diamond (Mike D) y Adam Horowitz (Ad-Roc). El disco que los catapultó a la fama fue “License to Ill” de 1986, que contenía el éxito “Fight for Your Right (To Party)”.
En un género como el rap, dominado por bandas afroamericanas, los Beastie Boys apelaron a su imagen de tres jóvenes judíos originarios de Brooklyn, Nueva York.
Los Beasties vendieron más de 40 millones de copias de sus producciones, tuvieron cuatro álbumes en el número 1 y ganaron tres premios Grammy.
Russell Simmons, uno de los fundadores de Def Jam Records, la compañía con la que los Beasties firmaron su primer contrato para un disco, publicó un mensaje en su sitio oficial en Internet, en el que dijo: “Adam era increíblemente dulce y el artista más sensible, a quien quise profundamente. Siempre me sentí inspirado por su trabajo. Todos lo extrañaremos”.
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Adam Yauch, one of the founding members of the hip-hop pioneers Beastie Boys, died last Friday at age 47 after treatment for cancer.
“It is with great sadness we confirm that the musician, rapper, activist and director Adam ” MCA” Yauch, founding member of the Beastie Boys … died in his hometown of NewYork this morning after a battle of almost 3 years against cancer,” said a statement published on the website of the band.
In July 2009, Yauch announced that he had been diagnosed with a tumor the left salivary gland. He was later operated on, and sought medical treatment in Tibet, among other places. In October of that year, he said he felt “healthy, strong and hopeful” of beating the disease.
But last month it became apparent that the Beastie Boys bassist was very sick when he was forced to miss the ceremony in which the band was introduced to the Hall of Fame Rock and Roll.
Yauch, known as MCA, founded the Beastie Boys in the 1980′s with two friends, Michael Diamond (Mike D) and Adam Horowitz (Ad-Roc). The album that catapulted them to fame was “License to Ill”, in 1986, which contained the hit “Fight for Your Right (To Party)”.
The Beastie Boys sold over 40 million copies of their productions, had four No. 1 albums and won three Grammy Awards.
Russell Simmons, a founder of Def Jam Records, the company with who the Beasties Boys signed their first record contract, posted a message on his official website, in which he said: “Adam was incredibly sweet and a more sensitive artist. I was always inspired by his work. We will all miss him. ”
Human, horror-metal from Russia, “Могила” (“Grave”).
Official video, 2012.
г. Иркутск 2012
Info : human.horror.band[AT]gmail.com
Legendary amp maker and founder of Marshall Amplification Jim Marshall died last week at age 88.
It didn’t take long for a tremendous outpouring of condolences, thanks and memories to emerge from all corners of the music community, all in celebration of a man who truly changed the face of rock and roll.
One of the litany of artists who swore by Marshall’s amps, Slash, has released an official statement on the passing of the “Father of Loud.” It reads:
“I consider myself very fortunate to have known the late Jim Marshall. He was such a fantastic individual.
“Not only did he create the loudest, most effective, brilliant-sounding Rock & Roll amplifier ever designed, but he was a caring, hardworking family man who remained true to his integrity to the very end. His work ethic was unequaled and his passion unrivaled.”
“He took great care of me personally, as one of his loyal fans and Marshall Amp enthusiasts, ever since we first met in the early 90′s.”
“At that time, he did the unprecedented; he had the first-ever Artist Model Marshall series designed for me when my Marshall amps were destroyed in a Guns N Roses concert riot in St. Louis in 1991. We had been friends ever since.”
“Jim cared for all his customers like they were his family. He would do whatever it took to make sure an artist was completely satisfied and he made sure his staff did likewise. It was very important to him that Marshall quality and customer care was paramount.”
“Jim’s passing marks the end of a very loud and colorful era. From Pete Townshend to Kerry King, Marshall Amplifiers have been behind every great Rock & Roll guitarist since the beginning. Marshall Amplification is one of the most enduring, iconic brands of contemporary music history.”
“This industry will likely never see the likes of Jim again. But his legacy will live on forever.”
Etta James, star of soul, jazz and blues, died today at the age of 73 from leukemia.
La estrella del soul, jazz y blues, Etta James, murió hoy a los 73 años, a causa de la leucemia
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The star of soul, jazz and blues, Etta James, died today at the age of 73 from leukemia which she was suffering from.
James died at Riverside Community Hospital Hospital in Los Angeles in the company of her husband and children.
The singer was diagnosed with leukemia in 2010. In addition, she had kidney problems and suffered from dementia.
The artist in her career won three Grammys and left dozens of songs in the songbook soul, among which are “At Last” and “Tell Mama”.
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La estrella del soul, jazz y blues, Etta James, murió hoy a los 73 años, a causa de la leucemia que padecía.
James murió en el hospital Riverside Community Hospital, en Los Angeles, en compañía de su esposo y sus hijos.
A la cantante se le diagnosticó leucemia en 2010. Además, había tenido problemas renales y sufría demencia.
La artista durante su carrera ganó tres premios Grammy y dejó docenas de canciones en el cancionero soul, entre las que se encuentran “At Last” y “Tell Mama”.
Fuente : http://www.latercera.com
