Si ya se que estoy muerto hace 40 años, pero viste como son las nuevas tecnologias que te permiten editar discos aún desde la tumba.
Ahora encontraron unas cintas que habia grabado en el 69, nunca editadas, algunas versiones diferentes de temas que ya conoces como "Stone Free", "Fire", "Red House", etc... algunos covers nunca publicados como "Bleeding Heart" de Elmore James y "Sunshine of Your Love" de Cream y algunos temitas nuevos.
Asi que amigo Pituco disfrutalo con tu gente que yo me vuelvo a mi siesta eterna.
La muerte le sienta bien
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Oiga don Pituco me píde clave para extraer el archivo
me equivoque, no me pide el password para extraer, sino para bajar de mediafire
es imposible Fado, no hay ninguna clave, volve a probar.
A Hendrix siempre, pero siempre, le van a exprimir algo... y no me refiero a la porno que apreció.
Supongo que lo bajaré, si aparece una versión de "mi Barba Tiene 3 Pelos" mientras que sea tocada por el Negro, va a ser bienvenida de mi parte.
Saludos Pituco!
Pituco! el fichero esta dañado...el tema 7 no se extrae..lo puede volver a subir? Gracias!
por favor don pitico,resubalo que el archivo esta dañado a partir del tema 7,gracias
Coincido en parte. El 7 esta dañado. Los posteriores si se pueden descomprimir.
Aprovecho para reverenciarlo Pituco...que blog el suyo!
Acompañandome hace un par de años...
pituco
no se entiende lo que toca este tipo
electricidad, distrosion, ruiditos, bateria sin parar
me parece q se equivoco de disco
suba algo como la gente
y no negros que se vomitan encima
jajajjuujujjuju!!!!!
Lágrimas de emoción abrigan mi cara Pituco!!
muchas gracias por acordarse de los viejos que aún y hasta la muerte curtimos el buen rock.
Lo voy a bajar en este instante y si hay un track dañado seguiré con los otros no me importa " Ha vuelto Jimi Hendrix" empiezo el dia con felicidad magnánima..
Gracias Pituco..
el track dañado esta en mediafire, en Hotfile esta bien, mediafire esta una garcha se interrumpe en la subida y te corrompe algun tema
notienepurtagracia.
Este negrito tendría que tomar clases conmigo...
lolo es un b....hendrix es el primero...es como una frase que anda dando vueltas..."vos lo pensaste, pero yo lo cree, vos lo pensaste pero yo lo hice primero" ese "negrito" le rompe el ano a vos y a cualquiera q tenga a delante, sabes por que?? porque todos los que vinieron despues aprendieron de el, irrespetuoso. ahora para pituco gran disco! gracias!
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especial para melomanos
se lo regalo a mi hermano que lo mira por la compu
gracielanda piturco
Carajo con hendrix, si no es su discografía de vivo, nos llena la cara de dedos con sus obras póstumas. Ojala esté zapando con todos los grandes allá arriba, en compañía de pappo. Gracias por el disco.
This is how I put this recording's info:
Jimi Hendrix - 2010 - Valleys Of Neptune
1. Stone Free 3:45
2. Valleys of Neptune 4:02
3. Bleeding Heart 6:20
4. Hear My Train A Comin' 7:29
5. Mr. Bad Luck 2:56
6. Sunshine Of Your Love 6:45
7. Lover Man 4:15
8. Ships Passing Through The Night 5:52
9. Fire 3:12
10. Red House 8:20
11. Lullaby For The Summer 3:48
12. Crying Blue Rain
Fans will be fascinated by these bluesy riffs with the Experience, but this album of unreleased material from the archives doesn't convey much that was unknown.
It's 2010. What could we still want from Jimi Hendrix? He's been gone so long. Yet the master guitarist, Afro-futurist and ultimate psychedelic freak still generates an aura of possibility stronger than what many still-breathing pop stars can maintain. He's the lost rocker most strongly associated with the question "What if?"
What if Hendrix had collaborated with Miles Davis, gotten into synthesizers, put together that big band he'd been planning at the time of his death? Would rock as we know it be different now? What would Hendrix have made of hip-hop? Would he have had a hand in inventing it? Something about his music points so strongly toward unimaginable next accomplishments that it's hard to consign him to the past.
Hendrix's estate was a mess for years, and many shoddy reissues tugged his spirit into dingy corners. With the release of "Valley of Neptune," a new phase begins. This album of previously unreleased studio material is the first in a new campaign from Experience Hendrix, the company led by the artist's stepsister Janie. Deluxe reissues of the three sets Hendrix made with his band the Experience will be released on the same day, and Janie recently said that there's enough unheard stuff in the vault to make for a decade of new releases.
That's a lot of "What ifs." "Valleys of Neptune," however, doesn't add much to that particular conversation. Consisting of tracks recorded with the Experience and a few other players as Jimi was growing disenchanted with the power trio format and preparing to form something else, "Valleys of Neptune" reinforces what fans know well about Hendrix: that he loved the blues; that he was a technical wizard who gained energy from extended jams but always came back to the killer riff; that the foundation he created informed the work of every godlike ax dude who followed, from his peers Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton to Prince, the Edge, Jack White and John Mayer.
Eddie Kramer, the influential engineer who worked extensively with Hendrix and co-produced this set with Janie and archivist John McDermott, told Los Angeles Times music writer Randy Lewis in a recent interview that assembling this material was a "fun, archeological dig." That's the best metaphor.
Winrar says Lover Man is corrupt. I asked it to "keep broken files" and I couldn't hear any sign of corruption. This is the balance of the L. A. Times review:
Of these 12 songs, half are relatively unfamiliar, although a journey into YouTube reveals that hardcore Hendrix fans have uncovered them all before, with different names or in different forms. Two, it seems, including the title track, were assembled by Kramer from sessions that occurred months apart. Most represent the last gasp of the Experience, and you can feel the tension between Hendrix, who strides off into many extended solos and blues vamps, and the rhythm section of Noel Redding (supplanted on bass by Billy Cox on three cuts) and drummer Mitch Mitchell, who stay snappy, seeking pop hooks.
There are reworkings of the Hendrix hits "Stone Free," "Fire" and "Red House" and a gratuitous but pleasurable instrumental cakewalk through Cream's "Sunshine of Your Love." Devotees will revel in these variations, and Kramer's mix makes them feel very alive -- you can almost hear Jimi snapping his gum.
As for the lesser-known songs, the title track is typical Hendrix sci-fi, "Mr. Bad Luck" has a lot of wit and snap, and the others are memorable mostly for what Hendrix accomplishes in their nooks and crannies. His guitar playing is an inexhaustible thrill, even when he's just messing around.
It goes without saying that this isn't the place to start for curious neophytes. Those other new products from Experience Hendrix promise more: the indomitable whomp of "Manic Depression" and "Spanish Castle Magic"; the heavenly drift of "Little Wing"; his definitive reading of Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower." Those are songs, not just possibilities. But the many Hendrix lovers who will appreciate "Valleys of Neptune" will tell you, with Jimi Hendrix, the possibilities are endless. – Ann Powers/Los Angeles Times
GRACIAS,PITUCO POR SUBIR Y COMPARTIR ESTE DISCO,SÍ EFECTIVAMENTE A LOS MUERTOS LOS PUEDEN EXPRIMIR,SIN EMBARGO ¿CUÁNTAS BANDAS EN EL ENSAYO SONARÍAN A LA CUARTA PARTE DE COMO SONABA THE EXPERIENCE? ¿NADA NUEVO?CLARO,ES OBVIO! JIMI HA ESTADO EN OTRA DIMENSIÓN DESDE HACE 40 AÑOS PERO AÚN ASÍ POCOS GUITARRISTAS SE ACERCARON A LO QUE ÉL HIZO EN SU MOMENTO Y AQUÍ VA TAMBIÉN EL CRÉDITO PARA UNA NUNCA BIEN PONDERADA SECCIÓN RÍTMICA-REDDING/MITCHELL-QUE SE QUEDARON CON EL PAQUETE DE SEGUIR EN OCASIONES Y ACOMPAÑAR EN OTRAS LO QUE HENDRIX SACABA DE SU CABEZA,DIFÍCIL TAREA EN VERDAD.PARA ERIC,PUFF Y LOLO,DECIRLES QUE COMPRENDO SUS COMENTARIOS YA SEA PORQUE SON GENTE MUY JOVEN,PORQUE LES FALTA TODAVÍA MUCHO POR RECORRER O SIMPLEMENTE NO ENTIENDEN QUE ALGUNAS BANDAS SON DIFÍCILES DE ASIMILAR YA QUE NO TOCAN MUSICA TAN ACCESIBLE,EN FIN QUE PARA MÍ,ES GRATO TENER ESTE MATERIAL POR TODO LO QUE REPRESENTA Y TAMBIÉN PODRÍA ESPECULAR SOBRE LOS "Y SI...",PERO ESTO ME LLEVARÍA TODO UN PERIÓDICO ASÍ QUE LO DEJARÉ PARA OTRA OCASIÓN.RECIBE UN SALUDO Y UN ABRAZO DESDE PUEBLA,PUE.,MÉXICO Y TOMENSE UN TRAGO A MI SALUD ALLÁ EN ARGENTINA.CIAO.
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