en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/uk/ Thu, 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 Thu, 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 60 http://www.audioscrobbler.net/data/webservices http://www.last.fm/user/caldas_felipe/journal The Last.fm journal for caldas_felipe. Last.fm journals are a place to talk about all things music. http://www.last.fm/user/caldas_felipe/journal/2007/12/09/b7g4p_10_overall_top_artists_on_last.fm_-_dec_092007 Sun, 9 Dec 2007 18:50:28 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/caldas_felipe/journal/2007/12/09/b7g4p_10_overall_top_artists_on_last.fm_-_dec_092007 01 Hurtmold
02 Jon Brion
03 José Gonzales
04 m takara
05 Talkdemonic
06 Los Hermanos
07 Mombojó
08 Jorge Ben Jor
09 Arctic Monkeys
10 Marvin Gaye

What was the first song you ever heard by #6?:
I can't remember

What is your favorite album of #2?:
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Soundtrack

What is your favorite lyric that #5 has sung?
They play only instrumental songs, so...

How many times have you seen #4 live?:
I saw him 4 for times, but playing in different projects: Hurtmold(2x), São Paulo Underground and m.takara

What is your favorite song by #7?:
Absorva

What is a good memory you have involving the music of #10?:
I don´t know if it's a good memory, but is strange...everytime I see something about war, violence and bad things his most famous song (What's Going On) comes to my head like an answer for all those bad things happening around us

Is there a song of #3 that makes you sad?:
I think music is not created to makes me sad, but have one that makes me more introspective after listen: Instr.

What is your favorite lyric that #2 has sung?:
"So infinit and scary too. Just ask for it, and it's coming truth" - Gotta Start Somewhere

What is your favorite song by #9?:
Mardy Bum - I adore they guitar style

How did you get into #3?:
Reading "Rolling Stone" magazine, 4 or 5 moths ago

What was the first song you heard by #1?:
Amansa Louco, great song

What is your favorite song by #4?:
meu mundo numa quadra, another great song

How many times have you seen #9 live?:
Never =/

What is a good memory you have involving #2?:
On of the best movies i have ever seen

Is there a song of #8 that makes you sad?:
Jorge Ben? Sad? Are u crazy? =)

What’s your favorite album of #5?:
Beat Romantic, fantastic album

What is your favorite lyric that #3 has sung?:
"You're not using a designated driver
to show you around
The folders are a bit too ordered
The sailors seem a bit to bored
Mountain tops seem nice from a distance
Close: rough and not so smooth
So these streets have been walked upon for centuries
I'm sensing owls aren't you?
Aren't you?" - Sensing Owls

What is your favorite song of #1?:
Whyte Gymnasium

What is your favorite song of #10?:
Let's Get It On - One of my fave songs ever

How many times have you seen #8 live?:
I missed many chances, but I'm waiting another oportunit

What is your favorite album of #1?:
Cozido

What is a great memory you have concerning #9?:
None

What was the first song you heard by #8?:
I can't remember]]> http://www.last.fm/user/caldas_felipe/journal/2007/05/21/b7g4o_mat%C3%A9ria_rolling_stone Mon, 21 May 2007 19:51:50 +0000 http://www.last.fm/user/caldas_felipe/journal/2007/05/21/b7g4o_mat%C3%A9ria_rolling_stone M. Takara - Conta

Um dos melhores bateristas de sua geração (e é uma geração de bons bateristas), Maurício Takara transita entre o hip hop, o free jazz, o hardcore desconstruído via indie cabeçudo e a eletrônica de laptop - um produto essencialmente paulistano. E, como acontece com a sua própria cidade, aos poucos Takara consegue assumir que suas diferentes facetas podem coexistir. Não é porque é baterista do Instituto, do Hurtmold, do São Paulo Underground, dono de seu próprio show e de uma dupla com o rapper Akin que seus discos solos tenham que soar como apenas parte de sua personalidade. O que era uma afirmação em sua estréia (M. Takara, de 2004) caiu na "síndrome do segundo disco" (Com Chankas & Jon, de 2005) e corria o risco de soar redundante, caso Conta não acenasse mudanças. Elas ainda são sutis, mas já apontam rumo a uma ponte que nem o próprio Takara pensaria em cogitar - e com o pop brasileiro. Embora o disco ainda seja dominado pelo autismo abstrato de seus ídolos Four Tet e Prefuse 73, o novo disco abre a cabeça para a música "normal" - por isso começam a surgir letras ("Eu Não") e referências de música brasileira ("Meu Mundo Numa Quadra") - que entregam a faceta hippie de sua geração (títulos como "Rô e Ju" e "Tudo é Muito Bonito Mas Sei Lá" não deixam dúvidas!). Do outro lado da ponte está o Los Hermanos, que já vislumbrou essa conexão antes mesmo que Takara (quando convidaram o Hurtmold para abrir seus shows). É claro que não é o caso de exigir canções, refrões e melodias do trabalho de Maurício. Aos poucos ele se abre para fugir de rótulos como "difícil" e "hermético". Ainda é pouco - mas já é.

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