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John Frusciante【Carvel】和訳解説 悲しみよサヨウナラ Goodbye Sadness

John Frusciante【Carvel】和訳解説 悲しみよサヨウナラ Goodbye Sadness Lyraのブログ #JohnFrusciante #ジョンフルシアンテ #RedHotChilipeppes #JoshKlinghoffer #ChadSmith #flea #happybirthdayjohnfrusciante #レッチリ #RHCP #レッドホットチリペッパーズ #happybirthday

Happy Birthday John Frusciante〜💕… と言うことで、毎年恒例「John Fruscianteのお誕生日にLyraが和訳解説して、皆んなでお祝いしよう」を、今年も又やりたいと思います。 毎年書いて来たように色々とラブメッセージを書きたいけれど、今年はやめておきましょう。キャピキャピするより、今は、シリアスに聴きたい気分だから。 昨年、今年と2022〜2023年のRed Hot Chili…

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Omar Rodríguez vuelve hacer el diseñador de la comparsa Baracoa Queriendo revalidar el primer premio de vestuario obtenido en el carnaval 2024

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I'm Getting Sick Of You by Le Butcherettes, live at the NYC Dominion for MTV Iggy

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September 1:

At the Drive-in, Mars Volta, and several other bands multi-instrumentalist Omar Rodríguez-López was born on this day in 1975, so turns 49 today.

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Great Guitarists 100 - The Strokes, The Libertines, Slipknot, Omar Rodríguez-López, Nick Zinner, Franz Ferdinand, Sergio Pizzorno, and Arctic Monkeys [CROSSBEAT (November 2009)]

The Strokes It goes without saying that The Strokes defined the sound of indie rock in the 00s. The same goes for the guitar sound. When they first emerged, the scene was dominated by big rap metal and rambling ballad bands. Albert Hammond Jr. and Nick Valensi's guitars, with their solid, raw, direct-amped tone and concise, no-nonsense riffs, served as a clear counterpoint to the times and reminded people of the excitement of primitive rock 'n' roll. The highlight of the debut album, which set the era in motion, was the flowing rhythm guitars that created a rapid, forward groove. After that, however, they pursued a completely different sound, determined not to repeat the same thing. The third album, which makes full use of strange synth-imitating guitar sounds and metal-style single-note playing, is a unique and distinctive work. -Yoshiharu Kobayashi

Best-known albums "Is This It" (2001, photo) The Strokes "First Impressions of Earth" (2006)

The Libertines The Libertines were undoubtedly the ignition point for the guitar band boom in the UK in the 00s. Of course, Pete Doherty and Carl Barât were not good guitarists, nor did they create any innovative techniques. But the raw, crude guitar sound of their debut was Britain's first response to the worldwide rock 'n' roll revival. In fact, the variety of guitar phrases, which were at once madly romantic and evocative of the rich history of British music, gave the band a unique character that could stand up to rivals from around the world. On the second album, the performances deteriorated fiercely, but the rawness of the music was much improved. The guitar sound, which seemed to document the band in the state of being wounded to the bone at the time, had a more true beauty to it. -Yoshiharu Kobayashi

Representative albums "Up The Bracket" (2002, photo) The Libertines "The Libertines" (2004)

Slipknot Slipknot now boasts worldwide popularity. The guitarists responsible for their unique and deep heavy rock are James Root (#4) and Mick Thomson (#7). Both are intimidatingly big men and extremely technical players. The band's playing, basically in heavy tuning with all strings down one and a half notes and the sixth string down another, is varied, with aggressive and rhythmic riffs, tricky fast playing and the fluid lead parts that have become more prominent since the third album. The extremely precise picking is also worth noting. Mick has a background as a guitar teacher, and James is also active in Stone Sour with Corey Taylor (vocals). The guitar playing of these two, backed up by their high skills, is sublimated into an original sound. -Koichi Inoue

Representative albums "Iowa" (2001, photo) Slipknot "Stone Sour" (2002) Stone Sour

Omar Rodríguez-López Omar Rodríguez's psychedelic playing takes the listener into another dimension. He is now recognised as one of the guitar heroes. Surprisingly, however, Omar himself declares that he does not consider himself a guitarist. Rather, the guitar is his enemy. His ally is his more than 500 effects pedals, including delays and fuzz. Omar attacks the guitar with his numerous pedals. The guitar sounds are distorted, twisted and manipulated to the point that they no longer retain their original form, and they sound far outside the bounds of existing guitar playing and beyond even the player's intentions. When it matches Omar's imagination, he has triumphed with the guitar. In terms of the guitar's possibilities, no other player has continued to push them as far as Omar has. -Junya Shimofusa

Representative albums "De-Loused in the Comatorium" (2003, photo), The Mars Volta "Omar Rodríguez-López & Lydia Lunch" (2007) Omar Rodríguez-López & Lydia Lunch

Nick Zinner The Yeah Yeah Yeahs are noted for Karen O's freaky presence, but in terms of sound, this guy is definitely more bombastic. In a band without a bassist, Nick uses two amplifiers to increase the sound pressure. He moves freely back and forth from spacey to straight-ahead rock, such as the contrast between the stillness and movement of "Maps" and the solid riffs of "Date with the Night". His excellent sense of balance, honed as a bridge between drummer Brian Chase, who has a background in free jazz, and Karen, an uninhibited performer, has resulted in a style in which, despite being a guitarist, he has a bird's eye view of the whole sound. In the new album "It's Blitz!" he surprised everyone with its extensive use of synths, but it was also a testament to his talent that his guitar playing seemed to have increased in power from time to time. He is one of the leading avant-garde artistic guitarists of his generation. -Hitoshi Sugiyama

Representative albums "Fever to Tell" (2003, photo) Yeah Yeah Yeahs "It's Blitz!" (2009)

Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand turned the seeds of indie guitar rock sown in the early 00s into a commercial success. Their greatest weapon is probably their sharp-edged guitar riffs with a strong post-punk influence, as in "Take Me Out". Alex Kapranos and Nick McCarthy, like The Libertines, are not technical guitarists. However, their sharp riffs complement each other like a puzzle, creating a vivid contrast and a strong groove. The way in which they create impact through their odd combinations is very 00s, and has had a significant impact on the following generation. In fact, after Franz's breakthrough, the differentiation between lead and rhythm guitar became less significant. The golden rule of pop music is that "no matter where you cut it, it's always complete", and they applied this to guitars, opening the door to the 'era of rock and roll dancing'. -Hitoshi Sugiyama

Representative albums "Franz Ferdinand" (2004, photo) Franz Ferdinand "You Could Have It So Much Better" (2005)

Sergio Pizzorno The main guitar is an original specification with a unit built into a Rickenbacker bass body. The same old 'no more than others' attitude is clearly evident in the way he handles the guitar on his studio albums. The difference between him and the older generation, who would just record one smooth shot and be done with it, is evident in his thorough editing mania. Phrases taken into the sampler are chopped into pieces and function as the building blocks of a song. He will even chop a recorded band sound to shreds in order to get the groove he is after. On the other hand, he is also a keen student of 60s psychedelic and krautrock. He has a vivid method of blending the rawness of vintage effects pedals and the metallic resonance of single-coil pickups with the beat of the beat. At recent shows, for some reason, he tends to leave the lead to the support guitarist. I wish he would step forward and play more aggressively. -Masatoshi Arano

Representative albums "Kasabian" (2004, photo) Kasabian "West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum" (2009)

Arctic Monkeys Like Lily Allen, the Arctic Monkeys built up a solid fan base via MySpace in the early days of their career, and their biggest appeal was that they were, after all, "rock icons chosen by listeners", but of course there was more. From their debut, their guitars reflect a wealth of musical knowledge, including covers of 60s soul, while at the same time carrying the romanticism of a pimple-faced young man, and they are the pioneers of the current scene, absorbing hip-hop, dance music, classic rock and many other cultures through their skin. On their latest album, both Alex Turner and Jamie Cook are more musically adventurous than most, with heavy, psychedelic guitar riffs. The intro to "A Saturday Romance", which is always played at the end of the show, is one of the best scenes to come out of the late 00s. -Hitoshi Sugiyama

Representative albums "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" (2006, photo) Arctic Monkeys "Humbug" (2009)

Translator's Note: Yeah, by this point, I think either the editors got lazy by shoving the whole band into the catergory or there weren't that many individual guitarists in the 00s era that were regarded to be worthy of taking the title of being a great guitarist. But, given that this article was from 2009, maybe stuff had changed by then to relook and reassess on any great guitarists that emerged in the 2010s.

And that's it for this series, I'll be moving onto the next ones that I've already scanned into my computer.

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who is this beautiful girl does anyone have her number

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Tracklist:

Vanishing Tide • Atlantis Is Rising • Black Mass • Lights • Tunnel Riot • Savage Letters • Mariposa • Swollen Neck • Hieroglyphs From Hell • Acacia • Only Nothing Is

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Omar Rodríguez-López · John Frusciante, 4:17 AM I Omar Rodríguez-López & John Frusciante, 2021

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hello i'm back... with another doodle.

these guys are my favorite musician. well i have a lot of favorites, but these are my favorite favorite, if you know what i mean.

i think i'm improving on drawing "likeness" of a person, but i don't know.

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¡Fallece Verónica Toussaint a causa de Cáncer de Mama!

La noche de hoy 16 de mayo de 2024, se anunció el sensible fallecimiento de la actriz y conductora mexicana Verónica Toussaint luego de más de dos años luchando contra el cáncer de mama.

La noche de hoy 16 de mayo de 2024, se anunció el sensible fallecimiento de la actriz y conductora mexicana Verónica Toussaint luego de más de dos años luchando contra el cáncer de mama. El diagnóstico de cáncer de mama se había hecho público por la misma actriz en ‘¡Qué Chulada!’, programa de Imagen Televisión donde era conductora, en octubre de 2021, desde entonces iniciando el tratamiento…

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Omar Rodriguez-López - Please Heat This Eventually

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inversión millonaria en centros de salud

Más recursos, más espacios y mejor atención a la salud en Veracruz Plantean diputadas y diputados a titular de SS y Sesver cuestiones sobre la actual administración Xalapa, Ver., 27 de noviembre de 2024.- Este miércoles, en uso de sus atribuciones y competencias y en cumplimiento del mandato constitucional y legal, la Comisión Permanente de Salud y Asistencia de esta LXVII Legislatura atendió…

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“ ZIM”, Omar Rodríguez-López

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Happy birthday Omar Rodríguez-López