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Bienvenue dans le meilleur des musiques obscures
"Israël"par Siouxsie and the Banshees (vous allez reconnaître la version capturée au Royal
Albert Hall de Londres en 1983) pour ouvrir ce nouveau chapitre d’Amnesia,
chapitre n°27 qui sera consacré aux projets parallèles d’artistes que nous
avons pris l’habitude de croiser depuis deux saisons déjà -eh oui…- à l’occasion de
cette émission modeste et géniale comme dirait l’autre. D’où Siouxsie en
ouverture et un extrait de ce live, "Nocturne", en particulier
puisque c’est Robert Smith de Cure
qui assure alors l’intérim à la guitare au sein des Banshees après que John Mc
Geoch se soit mis en retrait du groupe (mais je vous renvoie, si vous souhaitez
en savoir un peu plus, à l’émission consacrée à ce grand monsieur du postpunk: A tribute to John Mc Geoch )
Je tiens par ailleurs à dédicacer cette émission au célèbre "Little Punk Rocker" (salut Philou) qui va
d ‘ailleurs nous annoncer les titres des morceaux que nous écouterons et dont voici la liste:
- Israël (Siouxsie and
The Banshees)
-Exterminating Angel (The
Creatures)
-Mouth to Mouth (The
Glove)
-Unkissable (White Rose Transmission)
-Zéro (Second Layer)
-Humanoïds from the deep
(The Witch Trials)
-Generation Execute
(Lard)
-Murder Inc. (Murder
Inc)
-Evelyn (Salvation)
-Welcome Machines (Del
Byzanteens)
-The Sermon (Recoil)
Lien pour télécharger cette émission
-The Sermon (Recoil)
Lien pour télécharger cette émission
Link to download this show: Amnesia - T2 - Chap. 27
Welcome to the most obscure music of the 80's
"Israel" by Siouxsie and the Banshees (you'll recognize the version captured at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1983) to open this new chapter of Amnesia, Chapter No. 27 which will be devoted to some side projects of artists that we used to cross these last two seasons in this great and modest show. Hence Siouxsie as an opening, more precisely an extract of the live, "Nocturne". This because Robert Smith (from The Cure) replaced John Mc Geoch on the guitar after the latter withdrew from the group (but I refer you, if you want to know more, to the show dedicated to this great man of postpunk: A tribute to John Mc Geoch )
I would also like to dedicate this show to the famous "Little Punk Rocker" (hello Philou) who will announce the titles of the songs we're going to hear and which are listed just above)
Welcome to the most obscure music of the 80's
"Israel" by Siouxsie and the Banshees (you'll recognize the version captured at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1983) to open this new chapter of Amnesia, Chapter No. 27 which will be devoted to some side projects of artists that we used to cross these last two seasons in this great and modest show. Hence Siouxsie as an opening, more precisely an extract of the live, "Nocturne". This because Robert Smith (from The Cure) replaced John Mc Geoch on the guitar after the latter withdrew from the group (but I refer you, if you want to know more, to the show dedicated to this great man of postpunk: A tribute to John Mc Geoch )
I would also like to dedicate this show to the famous "Little Punk Rocker" (hello Philou) who will announce the titles of the songs we're going to hear and which are listed just above)
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| (Siouxsie and the Banshees à l'époque de Nocturne avec Mc Geoch en médaillon) |
