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Hace 2 días · For his Blue Valentine tour, Waits assembled a new band; he also had a gas station built for use as a set during his performances. His support act on the tour was Leon Redbone. In April, he embarked on a European tour, there making television appearances and press interviews; in Austria he was the subject of a short documentary.
The early works compilation from Crom! A band shrouded in mystery and with only two albums. Hot Sumerian Nights is one of my favourite power violence / grind / metal albums and I was pretty stoked about this release. Still gotta get the Cocaine Wars album and I'm happy.
Hace 5 días · with Akane Ezawa. Get more of a good thing! Jazz musician Tom Valentine's bio, concert & touring information, albums, reviews, videos, photos and more.
Hace 5 días · This song is a masterpiece written by Waits when he was just a romantic kid. It’s sad and reflective and he brings an insight to matters of the heart which are astounding for someone so young. 4. (1978) Album: Blue Valentine Watch this clip of Waits playing this song to a crowded room of insufferable hipster douchebags.
Hace 4 días · Quem poderia imaginar que Cocteau Twins, Ride e o My Blood Valentine seriam mais influentes na música nos anos 2020 do que os Beatles ... Tom Waits trabalhará com Jim ... Nos dias 18, 19, 23, 25 e 26 de outubro, Lenny Kravitz toca apresenta as músicas do novo álbum, Blue Electric Light, em Las Vegas, no Dolby Live at Park MGM ...
Hace 2 días · A GUEST SERIES by STRANGEWAYS Close Up: The Cinerama Singles #4 : Disco Volante singles (1) September 2000 would see the release of second Cinerama LP Disco Volante (yet another Bond reference, this time named for the luxurious yacht used by the villain Emilio Largo in the 1965 film Thunderball). Two singles warmed us up…
Hace 4 días · An alternate meaning was being so stupid as not to realize actual threats. This is best represented by the horror film scene where one person says, “Let me just check behind this door,” where the monster waits. Amazingly, this archaic expression describes the current human population.
