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**Sonicboom**MonsterMessages : 11448 Date d'inscription : 30/09/2012

DOMM a écrit:: le toto je l'adore ...

Je trouve qu'il est un peu inégal. Toto est toujours aussi créatif, le travail est comme d'hab foutrement bien soigné (les voix, les compos, la prod...)
En fait ce sont chansons au tempo lent qui me plaisent le moins.

RUSH R40

Back in June, Rush filmed two shows of their R40 Live tour at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto with the intention of releasing it. Today (Sept. 18), the band announced that the CD/DVD set will be available on Nov. 20.
The band broke the news on their website, although they didn’t divulge the name or the track listing. But they did note that it will contain nearly three hours of footage, including many songs that “have either never been performed before or never been captured on video.” The DVD will also pay attention to the set design, which changed repeatedly during the show to reflect the era of the song that they were performing.
Next Friday, they will give a preview of the set by giving out a downloadable version of “Roll the Bones” from the CD.
This will be the second live album for Rush that was recorded in their hometown. 1981’s Exit… Stage Left came from a show at Massey Hall. Their 1997 concerts at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre was filmed, but never released, with “Resist” from one of the shows finding its way onto the Different Stages album.
Rush have said that the R40 Live tour, which wrapped up in Los Angeles last month, would most likely be their last major tour, with Alex Lifeson suffering from arthritis and Neil Peart having chronic tendonitis in his arms and shoulder issues as a result of his style of playing. However, they insist that they are not breaking up, but they will have to figure out how to transition to this new stage of their career as a performing ent

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Le sample du dernier N° de Rock Hard (le titre de Myrath me met l'eau à la bouche)

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this morning in my car ....

Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream 2015

Nearly 40 years after his death in 1977, Elvis Presley once again returns to the music charts. “If I Can Dream” features a flawless blending of the entertainer’s original vocal recordings reworked with the lush and elegant accompaniment of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The stirring orchestration gracefully breathes new life into 14 Presley classics that showcase the singer’s unforgettable voice.
It seems everyone is a Presley fan to some degree or another. My first exposure to the cultural icon occurred while viewing his comeback performance aired on NBC in 1968. While I may have only been four years of age at the time, I can still fondly recall being in awe of Presley’s stage presence performing hits like “Heartbreak Hotel” and “Hound Dog” and thinking that this guy with all the swagger and charm was certainly one of the coolest dudes I’d ever seen.
A spirited version of “Burning Love” opens the album as the added strings feverishly propel Presley’s passionate singing to a higher level of excitement. In addition to the added orchestration, the refreshed material gets some additional assistance from other artists. Italian pop trio Il Volo adds some vocal assistance on “It’s Now or Never,” Michael Bublé partners with Elvis on “Fever” and Duane Eddy provides the guitar work on Simon and Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water.”
My personal favorite track on the album is a touching version of “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” which was also played during the first dance at my wedding reception. Other highlights include a dramatic rendition of “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling,” a stellar version of James Taylor’s “Steamroller Blues” and an inspirational cover of “How Great Thou Art.”
Priscilla Presley serves as an executive producer of the album and keeps the memory of her former husband alive and well through this special project that she has stated he would have always wanted to do.