par testify » Lun Jan 18, 2010 1:51 pm
Denis a écrit :bon apparemment tout le monde vend son brol sur grungereport ici
Testify, salaud, moi je sais lire le français, envoie moi ton livre
par yoyo » Lun Jan 18, 2010 1:55 pm
testify a écrit :Denis a écrit :bon apparemment tout le monde vend son brol sur grungereport ici
Testify, salaud, moi je sais lire le français, envoie moi ton livre
lol haha purée si j'avais su j'aurais fait relire mon email
je lui aurais pas envoyé d'façon, c'était juste histoire d'être poli
mais plus sérieusement j'ai des exemplaires que m'a filé l'éditeur que je peux vendre 5 euros, si jamais certains sont intéressés!
par testify » Lun Jan 18, 2010 2:28 pm
par froggy bunnyman » Mar Jan 19, 2010 10:58 am
par Hub. » Mar Jan 19, 2010 4:42 pm
par Oceans » Mer Jan 20, 2010 9:50 pm
par Denis » Mer Jan 20, 2010 9:57 pm
Oceans a écrit :Trouvé sur Grungereport.net...qui parle le hollandais ??
PEARL JAM ARE CURRENTLY IN THE STUDIO WORKING ON NEW MATERIAL
Here is a new dutch interview with Stone. Last paragraph says PJ are currently working on new material in Seattle. Fits the timeline with what Mike was saying last summer about doing something in 6 months for an EP.
http://gaffa.dk/artikel/36515
par dvi2702 » Mer Jan 27, 2010 9:03 am
par Olikatie » Lun Fév 08, 2010 2:26 pm
suite
Jeremy est né le 28.04.06 et Fanny le 17.07.09 
par jas » Ven Fév 19, 2010 1:29 pm
par yoyo » Ven Fév 19, 2010 2:25 pm
par dvi2702 » Dim Fév 21, 2010 9:55 pm
Olikatie a écrit :concernant le fameux documentaire de Cameron Crowe sur PJ, une page imdb a été créée (sortie prévue 2011):
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1417592/
TimPalmerMixer a écrit :Back in Texas. LA was a blast. Doing an interview for a Pearl Jam Documentary on Sunday about the making of 'TEN'
par Hisham » Sam Mars 27, 2010 9:09 pm
par dvi2702 » Sam Avr 10, 2010 9:14 pm
par froggy bunnyman » Lun Mai 03, 2010 9:58 am
par dvi2702 » Jeu Mai 06, 2010 9:36 pm
Afew months ago, producers of the Fox science fiction show Fringe contacted Pearl Jam about using their song "Just Breathe." After some back and forth they wound up with something even better: guitarist Mike McCready offered to compose the score for the entire episode. "I wasn't a huge fan of the show at first — but now I totally am," says McCready. "I like X-Files-type shows with government conspiracies and extra terrestrials and all that." The episode, titled "Northwest Passage," airs tomorrow.
McCready recently wrote the score for the surfing documentary Westsiders, and nearly a decade ago he contributed some music to Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous, but this is his first foray into television. "It's a completely different kind of songwriting than what I'm used to," he says. "Chris Chilton, who writes the music, gave me some ideas and I transcribed them on guitar. They told me they wanted some sort of Northwest, dark-type feelings. It's a very dark show, so I played a darker kind of guitar tone and even stuff that doesn't sound like guitar, and a little bit of piano." Trent Reznor previously teamed with the Fringe crew for a promo spot that aired last October.
The guitarist hopes to devote more of his time in the future to writing scores for movies and TV. "I like to have a lot of different creative outlets," McCready says. "It means working with a lot of people — directors, editors, musical supervisors and you have to appease all of them. I'm totally up for it."
In the meantime, he's keeping his day job in Pearl Jam, who just launched an American tour at the New Orleans Jazz Festival. "Our first show in New Orleans was a little shaky," he says. "We could have probably rehearsed a little more. The crowd seemed to love it though. I'm probably overanalyzing it. The second show in Kansas City was fantastic. Jeff Ament and I have been wanting to come back to the Midwest for a while because we've been neglecting it."
McCready says the band functions best when they do short tours spread throughout the year, rather than long slogs. "We're getting older and we've had some success so hopefully we can kind of call our shots more so than we have before," he says. "We've done those long and draining tours, but we probably never will again. We want to have a life outside of Pearl Jam, too."
par dvi2702 » Ven Mai 07, 2010 10:54 pm
So speaking of Pearl Jam, when’s the next anniversary reissue coming out?
Vs.? I wish I knew. [NOTE: PJ Central says they’re not sure yet, maybe fall, nothing definite yet.]
Were you please with how the Ten one came out?
I was very pleased. I think there were four varieties of it? I thought the biggest one was certainly the coolest. Jeff and Eddie, who are really very much our archivists, they still have so much stuff lying around. And Ed took a lot of his own time to be meticulous and go over his notebooks and pictures and memories and ideas, as did Jeff, and I think they spent a lot of love and time doing that, honestly. On Vs., we were just talking about it yesterday backstage — apparently there are some outtakes that were pretty cool. One called, I think, “Indian Beetles” or something like that. Just old tunes from around that time that never made it onto Vs., that Ed had listened to and thought maybe we could throw some lyrics on a few things, and add that to it.
par yoyo » Sam Mai 08, 2010 12:15 am
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