Že kr lep cajt se navdušujem nad funkom in se poglabljam v ta spekter (pač, če me že veselijo avti 60-tih, 70-tih in 80-tih, zakaj me ne bi še muzika)!
No, in danes naletim na nek mix francoskega funka, ki nosi spodnji cover:
Fantje so vedli kaj je muzika, in kaj so avti!
Zveni pa zadeva tako nekako:
Pač kot zanimivost... Mogoče bo pa še komu všeč!
Objavljeno: 03 Apr 2011, 11:00
Napisal/-a Nos
beat majo ful dober
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Waxx, funk je huda muska, men je na koncertih hudo to poslušat, ko si mal že pod gasom, pa kaka dobra predskupina špila hud funk, najbolš za ogrevanje publike.. pomoje..
Objavljeno: 05 Apr 2011, 20:26
Napisal/-a Deniss
Objavljeno: 07 Apr 2011, 16:44
Napisal/-a Primož Five
U2 so dobili nagrado za naj album 80 ih...našel sem nekaj podatkov njihove poznejše turneje ZOO TV, no naj podatki povedo svoje...
The set's giant video screens showed not only close-ups of the band members performing, but also pre-recorded footage, live television transmissions (intercepted by a satellite the group brought on tour), Sarajevo satellite link-ups..
He settled on using the venues' house spotlights and strategically placed lights in the structure behind the band.[31] The spires of the stage, intended to resemble transmission towers, were tall enough that the Federal Aviation Administration required them to have blinking warning lights.
The larger set used 176 speaker enclosures, 312 18-inch (46 cm) subwoofers, 592 10-inch (25 cm) mid-range speakers, 18 projectors, 26 on-stage microphones, two Betacam and two Video-8 handheld video cameras, and 11 Trabants suspended by cranes over the stage.
To realise the video production ideas, the equivalent of a television studio control room—worth US$3.5 million—was built for the tour.[35][14] Beneath the stage, Dodds, the video director, operated a system custom-built by Philips called CD-i. It used five broadcast camera systems, 12 Laser Disc players, and a satellite dish, and it required 12 directors, 19 video crew members, and two separate mix stations to operate
The 180-person crew traveled in 12 buses and a chartered jet known as the Zoo Plane.[27][38] For the American stadium shows, 52 trucks were required to transport 1,200 short tons (1,089 t) of equipment, 3 miles (4.8 km) of cabling, 12 forklifts, and a 40-short-ton (36 t) crane; the million-dollar stage was constructed in a 40-hour process with the help of 200 local labourers.[35][27] The sound system used over one million watts and weighed 30 short tons (27 t).[24]
Bono often made a crank call from the stage as his persona of the time.[84][87] Such calls included dialing a phone sex line, calling a taxi cab, ordering 10,000 pizzas (the Detroit pizza parlor delivered 100 pizzas during the show), or calling a local politician.[87][89] Bono regularly called the White House in an attempt to contact President Bush. Though Bono never reached the President, Bush did acknowledge the calls during a press conference.[87][90]