Luis Alberto Spinetta - Camalotus (Argentina, 2004)

Luis Alberto Spinetta - Camalotus (Argentina, 2004)

Camalotus es un EP de Luis Alberto Spinetta solista, grabado en el año 2003, y publicado entre 2004 y 2005. El álbum contiene cuatro temas que, por diferentes motivos quedaron afuera del disco anterior, Para los árboles. Está integrado por tres creaciones inéditas: "Crisantemo" de la película "Flores de septiembre" del 2003, además de incluida en la obra teatral "Puck (Sueño de una noche de verano)", "Buenos Aires, alma de piedra" y "Nelly, no me mientas". Además, hay un remix de "Agua de la miseria" (primer corte del álbum anterior). Fue presentado en un minirecital en la FM Rock and Pop en octubre de ese mismo año.

Buenos Aires, alma de piedra

Crisantemo

Nelly, no me mientas

Aquas (Agua de la miseria remix)

Músicos

Claudio Cardone: Teclados.

Daniel Wirzt: Batería.

Javier Malosetti: Bajo.

Luis Alberto Spinetta: Guitarra y voz.

Rafael Arcaute: Teclados.

Luis Alberto Spinetta - Camalotus (Argentina, 2004)

Cielo Razzo - Código de Barras (Argentina, 2003)

Cielo Razzo - Código de Barras (Argentina, 2003)

 

Código De Barras es el segundo disco de la banda Cielo Razzo. Fue grabado en los estudios de Palmo Adario, en Funes, entre los meses de septiembre y octubre de 2003.
Habiendo crecido mucho y con numerosos nuevos adeptos, la banda decide que es hora de ingresar por segunda vez al estudio a grabar un nuevo disco. En Abril de 2003 el baterista Pablo Caruso y el escenógrafo Claudio Crispin mueren resultado de un accidente automovilístico. Después de un parate la banda se pone nuevamente en marcha, ya con Javier Robledo ocupando el lugar del fallecido "Largo" y se graba "Código de Barras" nombre que sería un homenaje al fallecido baterista, que tenía un tatuaje con forma de un código de barras.
"Luna" y "Estrella" son los cortes elegidos para la edición de los videoclips.
El disco recibe buena crítica y es completamente aceptado por sus fans, siendo hasta la actualidad junto con su antecesor Buenas los discos más comercializados de la banda.
Ya en 2004, con la consolidación total del disco, emprenden una gira por la costa atlántica, por la provincia de Santa Fe y en Buenos Aires (2 veces) para cerrar el año con una presentación en el cierre del 3º Congreso Internacional de la Lengua Española en el Monumento Histórico Nacional a la Bandera ante un numeroso público.

1. "Luna" - 4:34
2. "Mujer" - 4:22
3. "Estrella" - 4:58
4. "Frágil" - 4:05
5. "Demás" - 3:43
6. "Chapa y bandera" - 4:51
7. "Por llegar" - 4:45
8. "Otoño blanco" - 4:26
9. "Madre poder" - 2:04
10. "Arde" - 6:20
11. "Esquina" - 5:00
12. "Puta" - 3:29
13. "Vueltas" - 6:31
14. "Cuenta" - 5:58
    
    
    
    
    
    Cielo Razzo - Código de Barras (Argentina, 2003)
    

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol.8 Apline Valley (USA, 2004)

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol.8 Apline Valley (USA, 2004)

Live Trax Vol. 8 is the eighth album in the Live Trax live album series by the Dave Matthews Band. The album was recorded on August 7, 2004 at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, Wisconsin. The show features the band's first, and to date, only performance of "Super Freak," played as a tribute to the late Rick James who had died the day before. The song replaced the performance of "Anyone Seen the Bridge?," which is typically played as a segue between "So Much to Say" and "Too Much." The album contains a vast array of Dave Matthews Band live-only songs, including "Granny," "Help Myself," "Sugar Will," and the first official release of "Crazy-Easy." The latter two of these songs were new for the 2004 summer tour and had not been released on an album at the time of the show. Of the two other new songs played at this show, "Hello Again" was released on the band's next studio album, Stand Up, and "Joyride" was released as a B-side on the Stand Up bonus disc.

Contents 

[edit]Disc one

"Hello Again" — 7:25

"Granny" — 5:23

"#41" — 9:29

"The Stone" — 8:57

"Crazy-Easy" — 5:10

"So Much to Say" » — 4:13

"Super Freak" (Rick James) » — 2:30

"Too Much" — 5:40

"Bartender" — 14:42

"When the World Ends" — 3:49

"Help Myself" — 5:07

[edit]Disc two

"I'll Back You Up" — 4:57

"Joy Ride" — 4:10

"Grey Street" — 4:52

"Sugar Will" — 14:08

"Ants Marching" — 7:15

"Everyday" — 10:16

"Typical Situation" — 13:12

"Warehouse" — 9:59

Carter Beauford — Percussion, drums, vocals

Stefan Lessard — Bass

Dave Matthews — Guitar, vocals

LeRoi Moore — Saxophone, horns

Butch Taylor — Keyboards

Boyd Tinsley — Violin

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol.8 Apline Valley (USA, 2004)

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol. 10 Lisboa (USA, 2007)

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol. 10 Lisboa (USA, 2007)

Live Trax Vol. 10 is a live album by Dave Matthews Band, and is the tenth volume in the band's Live Trax series. The album was recorded on May 25, 2007 at Pavilhão Atlântico in Lisbon, Portugal. Guest Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine performed two songs at the show on electric guitar. The actual concert featured a crowd of almost 18,000 and lasted over three hours long, making it the band's longest show from 2007. In addition, this marks the first cover style change in the Live Trax series. This is also the first Dave Matthews Band international concert released on CD.

All songs were written by David J. Matthews.
"Everyday" — 9:59
"Dreamgirl" — 5:36
"Crash into Me" — 6:13
"Hunger for the Great Light" — 4:06
"Louisiana Bayou" — 9:02
"When the World Ends" — 4:02
"Grey Street" — 5:50
"The Idea of You" — 5:04
"So Much to Say" » — 4:16
"Anyone Seen the Bridge?" » — 2:13
"Too Much" — 6:00
"Sister" — 5:27
"Lie in Our Graves" — 16:31
"#41" — 12:27
"American Baby Intro" — 10:24
"Two Step" — 14:44
"Ants Marching" — 7:46
Encore:
"Gravedigger" 5:38
"Jimi Thing" — 16:47
"Stay (Wasting Time)" — 7:28
Second encore:
"Don't Drink the Water" — 7:20
"Pantala Naga Pampa" » — 0:40
"Rapunzel" — 7:08
"Sister" and "Gravedigger" are solos by Dave Matthews. Also, the song "Too Much" has a "We wish you merry Christmas" outro by Leroi Moore.

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol. 10 Lisboa (USA, 2007)

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol. 3 Connecticut (USA, 2000)

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol. 3 Connecticut (USA, 2000)

Live Trax Vol. 3 is the third release of the Dave Matthews Band's Live Trax series. This concert was recorded on August 27, 2000 at the Meadows Music Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut. It was the third show in a three-night series at the venue.

Live Trax Vol.3 es el tercer lanzamiento del compilado de lanzamientos en vivo llamado Dave Matthews Band's Live Trax. El concierto fue grabado el 27 de Agosto del 2000 en el Teatro ''Meadows Music'' en Hartford, Connecticut. Fue el tercer show de una serie de 3 shows.

All songs by David J. Matthews unless noted.

"Dancing Nancies" – 10:09

"Seek Up" – 17:03

"Linus and Lucy" (Guaraldi) – 9:38

"Pantala Naga Pampa" » "Rapunzel" – 7:53

"I'll Back You Up" – 5:05

"Busted Stuff" – 6:43

"Recently" – 3:18

"Raven" – 6:32

"The Maker" (Lanois) – 6:55

"Grey Street" – 7:43

"Grace Is Gone" – 5:04

"Say Goodbye" – 10:39

"Bartender" – 10:03

"JTR" – 6:08

"Ants Marching" – 7:48

"The Stone" – 7:54

"Drive In Drive Out" – 6:39

Carter Beauford — Percussion, drums, vocals

Stefan Lessard — Bass

Dave Matthews — Guitar, vocals

LeRoi Moore — Saxophone, horns

Butch Taylor — Keyboards

Boyd Tinsley — Violin

Dave Matthews Band - LiveTrax Vol. 3 Connecticut (USA, 2000)