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We had no tickets available in advance, and then we left the bar very soon. Inside the old utilitarian aura of pessimism reigned. It was the first time Pearl Jam in Italy: sold out for months. But we had decided to go to Milan on the same. Let's see how to throw it, we were told. Once there, they even have time to park and Big you buy from a scalper four tickets to the modest price of a hundred thousand pounds each, which in those days - was just released Vitalogy, in 1994, if I remember correctly - with a lamel us the ladies were doing a month if you did not have specific defects: one in five trump every now and gintonic of the Parish on Saturday night. Fuck, Big, we could at least talk about it before, I had complained about without much conviction, while he quietly satisfied with our tickets in his pocket, he walked toward the entrance to the building.
On the other hand was our grunge period: long hair down to the shoulders and plaid flannel shirts to buy on the market, which even now are good to go and mushrooms. At that time, an EP on colored vinyl Touch I'm Sick Mudhoney, we had been able to spend a fortune.
Needless to say we do not repent at all.

E 'with these memories just blur in my head that I am going to hear this new (yet another) live in the Seattle band, given to the press to celebrate the twentieth birthday in nearly thirteen years after his famous predecessor, Live On Two Legs, or their first official live album (with which, more particularly curious that the fans' fierce will not escape, does not share any song in the lineup). Thirteen years during which Vedder and company have published an impressive series of concerts, bootlegs, acoustic performance.
There was little to add, then, and so the choice of pieces is unorthodox: anything but a "Best Of" Live On Ten Legs favors rock'n'roll pulled and adrenaline, to the delight of pogo enthusiasts: all the classics and Animal Rearviewmirror (from Vs, 1993), Spin The Black Circle (from Vitalogy, 1994) and State Of Love And Trust (from the Singles soundtrack, 1991). Fishing then hands in the most extensive repertoire 'recently, with four tracks from the last album Backspacer (well Known Unthought and acoustic ballad Just Breathe), a dirty World Wide Suicide by the previous self-titled 2006 and reflective and I Am Mine Nothing As It Seems to recover only in the final glory of the early years with the fantastic trio Alive, Jeremy and Porch. Finally, there is room for cover, to be honest not unforgettable: Arms Aloft by Joe Strummer (Clash) opening and Public Image of GDP, the brainchild of John Lydon's post Sex Pistols: as if to say, we come from there, punk.

anyone, anywhere, turn up your nose.
I really do not understand it, that someone can do well, Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam, what else should they do?
someone insists that is to say that for decades they just canonize themselves, presenting the usual stuff of grandmother. Well, maybe because my late grandfather was not really a dragon in the kitchen - for one thing: tamarind syrup mixed with that of barley for a horrible mash - we go there from my grandmother every day, put your legs under the table.

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THE KING 'IS DEAD


Ready: go!, And this is the first great album of 2011.
Abandon the progressive aspirations and the search for new and more 'complex sounds that had characterized the even better The Hazards Of Love (2009), the Decemberists - A curiosity: their code is not, as was expected, since December, but on behalf of the Russian revolutionaries who in 1925 rebelled against the Tsar - rediscovering the roots and love for tradition.
A sort of Bringing It All Back Home, in fact.
To this end, in the quiet rural retreat of a barn at the foot of Mount Hood, near Portland them - the same Portland who recently has propelled bands like Menomena, Thou fawning and Phoenix - and give birth to The King Is Dead (Smiths tribute), an album of classic folk-rock, seemingly simple, but great immediacy and emotional impact.

It starts with the great Do Carry It All, then Calamity Song is the first explicit admission of adoration for the jingle-jangle of the Byrds and early REM (apparently out of Murmur or Reckoning, Peter Buck, and in fact works in three pieces) and Rise To Me a languid ballad style in Nashville (Gram Parsons).
With a casual copying and pasting, Rox In The Box in the middle once again air in style Irish Heartbeat, and the following January and June Hymn Hymn stand on delicate guitar arpeggios Gibson.
E 'a profusion of mandolins, harmonicas and FISE, including Young, Dylan and Springsteen: Take the introduction of powerful (and beautiful) Single Down By The Water, can hear The Promised Land.
All Arise! instead almost a cover of Creedence, and before concluding, wistful Dear Avery (Red House Painters), there is still time for a perfect pop song as This Is Why We Fight.
will run for a long time on our Ipod.