No dai, RHCP in playback... mi casca in mito.
No dai, RHCP in playback... mi casca in mito.
In effetti non odio tanto i dj, ma più che altro il mondo in cui lavorano.
Potete stare sicuri che se in un locale c'è un dj, io non ci sono.
boh la cosa interessante è che io non ho criticato la categoria dei dj, non ho scritto che mi fanno cagare i dj set o che dovrebbero eliminarli o non pagarli affatto
diventate analfabeti funzionali il sabato?
Ultima modifica di alastor; 16-04-16 alle 13:25
Ritenta, sarai più fortunato.
nuoo da flea non me l'aspettavo![]()
non è che la chitarra era attaccata e il basso no
pic era per presa visione generica
ma dai non lo sapevate, davvero?
cmq
A Message From Flea
Dear everybody,
When we were asked by the NFL and Bruno to play our song Give It Away at the Super Bowl, it was made clear to us that the vocals would be live, but the bass, drums, and guitar would be pre-recorded. I understand the NFL's stance on this, given they only have a few minutes to set up the stage, there a zillion things that could go wrong and ruin the sound for the folks watching in the stadium and the t.v. viewers. There was not any room for argument on this, the NFL does not want to risk their show being botched by bad sound, period.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers stance on any sort of miming has been that we will absolutely not do it. The last time we did it (or tried to) was in the late 80's, we were thrown off of 'The Top Of the Pops' television program in the U.K. during rehearsals because we refused to mime properly, I played bass with my shoe, John played guitar atop Anthony's shoulders, and we basically had a wrestling match onstage, making a mockery of the idea that it was a real live performance.
We mimed on one or two weird MTV shows before that and it always was a drag. We take our music playing seriously, it is a sacred thing for us, and anyone who has ever seen us in concert (like the night before the Super Bowl at the Barclays Center), knows that we play from our heart, we improvise spontaneously, take musical risks, and sweat blood at every show. We have been on the road for 31 years doing it.
So, when this Super Bowl gig concept came up, there was a lot of confusion amongst us as whether or not we should do it, but we eventually decided, it was a surreal-like, once in a life time crazy thing to do and we would just have fun and do it. We had given this a lot of thought before agreeing to do it, and besides many a long conversation amongst ourselves, I spoke with many musician friends for whom I have the utmost respect, and they all said they would do it if asked, that it was a wild trippy thing to do, what the hell. Plus, we the RHCP all love football too and that played a big part in our decision. We decided that, with Anthony singing live, that we could still bring the spirit and freedom of what we do into the performance, and of course we played every note in the recording specially for the gig. I met and spoke with Bruno, who was a beautiful dude, a real talented musician, and we worked out something that seemed like it would be fun.
We recorded a track for the day, just banged one out from our hearts that was very like in spirit to the versions we have been playing live the last few years with our beloved Josh on guitar.
For the actual performance, Josh, Chad, and I were playing along with the pre recorded track so there was no need to plug in our guitars, so we did not. Could we have plugged them in and avoided bumming people out who have expressed disappointment that the instrumental track was pre recorded? Of course easily we could have and this would be a non-issue. We thought it better to not pretend. It seemed like the realest thing to do in the circumstance. It was like making a music video in front of a gazillion people, except with live vocals, and only one chance to rock it. Our only thought was to bring the spirit of who we are to the people.
I am grateful to the NFL for having us. And I am grateful to Bruno, who is a super talented young man for inviting us to be a part of his gig. I would do it all the same way again.
We, as a band, aspire to grow as musicians and songwriters, and to continue to play our guts out live onstage for anyone who wants to get their brains blown out.
Sincerely,
Flea
tutti esempi calzantissimi
specie l'ultimo
1/10
Ultima modifica di alastor; 16-04-16 alle 13:25
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No, però quando dici che prendono 30K per mettere una chiavetta USB manchi il punto ragazzo mio, lo manchi forte. Ma non come quello che voleva fare l'amore con la sua ragazza e invece l'ha inculata. No. Come quello che voleva fare l'amore con la sua ragazza e adesso lei è guercia da un occhio.
ho scritto "qualcuno", che significa NON TUTTI i dj,
ci sono dj che fanno il loro lavoro, sono pagati per farlo, la gente paga per assistere, tutto ok bene ciao
ci sono dj che dovrebbero fare il loro lavoro, fingono di fare quello per cui sono pagati, la gente alla fine ha pagato per sentire una playlist/mixing pre-registrato, voi che ne pensate?
è più chiaro?
Ultima modifica di alastor; 16-04-16 alle 14:13
Ritenta, sarai più fortunato.
tl;dr del thread per chi si fosse appena sintonizzato
il mio falegname con 50 mila lire aveva una penna usb migliore e mi suonava al superbowl
aka ho pagato 60€ per il concerto dei RHCP a S.Siro, erano in playback ma la musica era bella quindi ok
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