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Frankie Hi Nrg MC - Omaggio, tributo, riconoscimento
Tratta dall'album "Verba Manent" (1992)
"E' un omaggio, un tributo, un riconoscim...
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Frankie Hi Nrg MC - Omaggio, tributo, riconoscimento
Tratta dall'album "Verba Manent" (1992)
"E' un omaggio, un tributo, un riconoscimento quello che sento dentro e dedico agli autori del cambiamento netto dello stile italico di fare musica che comunica e invita a pensare, a riflettere sulle tematiche proprie del vivere al passo coi tempi. Senti quanto ho da dirti, questa non e' l'unica informazione che devo darti: no, non farti da parte! Entra dentro al turbine delle parole rimate di cuore dalla posse che vince le guerre, dalla squadra OTR. OTIERRE, Varese in pieno effetto, detto fatto: ecco la squadra che poù cambiare l'aspetto della scena Hip-Hop, che in questo momento ha perso la rotta, fatta da gente in perenne lotta con se stessa... Non sono una promessa ma la conferma del fatto che piu' la provincia e' ferma meno chi ha palle si disarma e informa il prossimo che restare immobili e' assai peggio, e un assaggio ci vien dato con un demo pieno di coraggio: quindi dedico agli OTR un cordiale e sentito omaggio, tributo, riconoscimento...
E' il momento per me di presentare i componenti della ingente comunita' di gente: tanti, tutti quanti intenti intanto ad aprire quelle menti intimorite dagli eventi, vinte dagli stenti, con denti pungenti e liriche rapide, stabili come lapidi, sapide come stimoli di crescita interiore volti ad osservare il "fuori" -come dice POLARE -, senza abituare gli occhi al nero. Vero che la forza unita all'anima di VIRGORSOUL contamina ed assieme a quella d'IRMU, NITRO e FEDE la dance-hall possiede, chi lo vede cede al ritmo jazz jazz fatto da VEZ VEZ sopra al quale TICKITI TORRIDO semina panico lirico, pieno di mistici simboli di cui intriso; e INTRUSO insieme a LIMITE ed AZA nella casa fan la loro cosa assieme ad ESA, il quale pensa, pesa, fresa, poi dispensa le sue liriche ad alto voltaggio... quindi dedico agli OTR un cordiale e sentito omaggio, tributo, riconoscimento..."
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If you've seen Shaun Ryder on TV of late, you'll have noticed that the former Happy Mondays and Black Grape frontman does not look in the best of h...
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If you've seen Shaun Ryder on TV of late, you'll have noticed that the former Happy Mondays and Black Grape frontman does not look in the best of health. However, it's not all the result of Shaun's infamously hedonistic lifestyle and legendary substance abuse, as this fascinating fly-on-the-wall documentary, made by Richard Macer, reveals.
Filmed over eight months, we follow the singer-songwriter as life hits a depressing low during his time in Australia around 18 months ago. Having been locked in a messy legal battle with his former Black Grape management team for the past six years, all Ryder's assets were frozen. Facing a life ahead being totally skint while battling with ongoing drug problems, his family feared for his life. Any self-respecting Mondays fan should not miss this chance to see the legend that is Shaun Ryder piecing his life back together.
Because of their notoriety, it's easy to forget that both Ryder and the Happy Mondays are rightly acclaimed as musical innovators. Formed in 1981 in Salford's Little Hulton by Ryder, they were signed by Factory Records legend Tony Wilson in 1984 and with the release of their second album, Bummed, in 1988, the public were finally tuning into a band whose glorious mix of shambolic punk, funk and dance, combined with a rock and roll attitude that reeked of hedonism of the highest order, would see them being feted as working class heroes and a cultural phenomenon.
Despite continuing to look like scally car thieves, by 1990, The Mondays were bona fide stars. Their indie-dance anthem, Step On, and musical masterpiece, third album Pills, Thrills & Bellyaches, saw them playing Wembley Arena with Ryder the mouthpiece of a generation. Who will ever forget the era defining moment when the Roses and the Mondays shared the stage of Top of the Pops- Mancunian magic at it's best. Sadly, the dream couldn't last. Self-combusting amidst inter-band feuds and escalating drug abuse during the recording of ill-feted fourth album, Yes Please, the eventually split acrimoniously in 1993.
Ryder's main post-Mondays highlight was his glorious 1995 return with Black Grape and their superb debut album, It's Great When You're Straight... Yeah! - which makes it ironic that the management of Black Grape have been the very ones causing Ryder, and his accountant, so much grief. But now, thanks to the success of his Get Loaded DJ tour, Ryder is back: The Happy Mondays are playing live once more and Get Loaded has mutated into a fully-fledged festival of all things musically Madchester.
Thankfully, Shaun William Ryder's long legal battle has finally been resolved. Having reached a settlement with Black Grape's former management team, he is now free to resume his musical career and keep his earnings, once he's paid back his debt to them. Even though Shaun lost a lot of cash during the prolonged legalities,
we're sure he's merely relieved it's all over - not least because, at one point during the court case, Lord Justice Thorpe observed that Shaun had "said he was freaked out by paperwork and that it 'did his nut in'". Brilliant.
"The Dude Abides!"
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bonelessUnion liked a video
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Jednog jutra ispod moga prozora
desila se frka neopisiva
Znam da nisam spavo mada
mi se malo zevalo
al cetri i po milijarde
napolju je pevalo
Ne verujem,...
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Jednog jutra ispod moga prozora
desila se frka neopisiva
Znam da nisam spavo mada
mi se malo zevalo
al cetri i po milijarde
napolju je pevalo
Ne verujem, gledam, ustajem iz kreveta
Sve zvuci kao Betovenova Deveta
I ja ih pitam "Ljudi zar
vam je do pevanja?"
A oni kazu "Jeste," bez oklevanja
I jos ih pitam "Dal je mozda
neki vrlo vazan dan?"
A oni kazu "Nije, sto si dosadan"
[Refren]
Svi vojnici u rovovima
bas svi ludaci po krovovima
U avionu pevaju iz dosade
kapetan i clanovi posade
Lepotice pevaju u kadama
(U la la la la )
U horu vladari s vladama
(U la na na)
I niko ne peva na plejbek
iako je dvadeseti vek
Da sam hipik odseko bi kosu,
Da sam gangster javio bih bossu
Da sam vatra pusio bi se
da sam stao srusio bi se
da sam hladan ne bih se nerviro
da sam lova ja bi devalviro
da sam blizu javio bi se
da sam gnjurac udavio bi se.
[Refren]
Neverujem gledam ustajem iz kreveta
sve zvuci kao Betovenova Deveta
I ja ih pitam "Ljudi zar
vam je do pevanja?"
A oni kazu "Jeste, bez oklevanja"
[Refren]
I svi pevaju
svi pevaju...
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bonelessUnion liked a video
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A young Paul McCartney talks frankly about tripping without grassing on the dealers!
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