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Imágenes del próximo nuevo videoclip de Pearl Jam, «Sirens» y letra de la canción
Images of the upcoming music video of Pearl Jam, «Sirens» and lyrics
Pearl Jam han publicado un GIF animado y una foto del próximo videoclip de la banda, Sirens. La canción es el segundo single del décimo disco de estudio de la banda Lightning Bolt, que saldrá el 15 de octubre.
Abajo del todo dejo la letra de la canción (en inglés).
Hear the sirens
Hear the circus, so profound
I hear the sirens
more and more in this here town
Let me catch my breath to breathe
and reach across the bend
Just to know we’re safe
I am a grateful man
This light has been alive
and I can see you clear
how to take your hand
and feel your breath
or feel this someday will be over
I pull you close, so much to lose
knowing that nothing lasts forever
I didn’t care before you were here
I danced with laughter
with the ever-after
But all things changed. Let this remain
Hear the sirens covering distance in the night
The sound echoing closer
will they come for me next time
Oh every choice, mistake I’ve made, it’s not my plan
to send you in the arms of another man
And if you choose to stay, I’ll wait, I’ll understand
It’s a fragile thing, this life we lead
If I think too much, I can’t get over
Wound by the graves by which we live
our lives with death over our shoulders
Want you to know that should I go
I always loved you, held you high above too
I study your face; the fear goes away
It’s a fragile thing, this life we lead
If I think too much, I can’t get over
Wound by the graves by which we live
our lives with death over our shoulders
Want you to know that should I go
I always loved you, held you high above too
I study your face, and the fear goes away
The fear goes away
The fear goes away
The fear goes away
IN ENGLISH
Pearl Jam released an animated GIF and photo from the upcoming music video for their new single “Sirens.” The track is the second single off of the band’s 10th studio album Lightning Bolt, which is set for release on October 15th. “Getaway,” “Lightning Bolt,” “Let The Records Play,” and “Swallowed Whole” leaked a few days ago.
Below the lyrics of the song:
Hear the sirens
Hear the circus, so profound
I hear the sirens
more and more in this here town
Let me catch my breath to breathe
and reach across the bend
Just to know we’re safe
I am a grateful man
This light has been alive
and I can see you clear
how to take your hand
and feel your breath
or feel this someday will be over
I pull you close, so much to lose
knowing that nothing lasts forever
I didn’t care before you were here
I danced with laughter
with the ever-after
But all things changed. Let this remain
Hear the sirens covering distance in the night
The sound echoing closer
will they come for me next time
Oh every choice, mistake I’ve made, it’s not my plan
to send you in the arms of another man
And if you choose to stay, I’ll wait, I’ll understand
It’s a fragile thing, this life we lead
If I think too much, I can’t get over
Wound by the graves by which we live
our lives with death over our shoulders
Want you to know that should I go
I always loved you, held you high above too
I study your face; the fear goes away
It’s a fragile thing, this life we lead
If I think too much, I can’t get over
Wound by the graves by which we live
our lives with death over our shoulders
Want you to know that should I go
I always loved you, held you high above too
I study your face, and the fear goes away
The fear goes away
The fear goes away
The fear goes away
Deer Tick tocaron «In Utero» en directo al completo
Deer Tick performed Nirvana’s In Utero in its entirety
Aquí podéis ver algunos vídeos y audios del concierto. Deer Tick hicieron esto para celebrar el 20 aniversario del famoso disco de Nirvana. // Here you can see some videos of the performance to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the album:
Stone Temple Pilots siguen hablando sobre Scott Weiland
Stone Temple Pilots continue talking about Scott Weiland
Escucha «Imitations» de Mark Lanegan al completo
Now you can listen the new album of Mark Lanegan, «Imitations»
Mark Lanegan: “No es muy divertido hablar una y otra vez del grunge”
Mark Lanegan Explains His Classic Transformation for ‘Imitations’
Sacado de // From: http://portalternativo.com and http://exclaim.ca
La próxima semana se publicará “Imitations”, el álbum de covers de Mark Lanegan, que supone otro disco de la extensa lista de álbumes que el vocalista ha ido publicando desde que dejara atrás los excesos.
Me he ido sintiendo más cómodo como ser humano en general. Supongo que eso llevó a una comodidad en todos esos otros aspectos de mi vida, cantando siendo uno de ellos. No es ni de lejos tan difícil como era cuando empecé. Recuerdo los primeros conciertos de Screaming Trees en los 80, cuando dejaba el escenario con un martilleante dolor de cabeza de intentar cantar fuera de mi rango. Me llevó mucho tiempo aprender a cantar de un modo natural pero, afortunadamente, llevo ya aquí bastante tiempo.
Precisamente, aquellos inicios de carrera con Screaming Trees, y todas esas preguntas relacionadas con la escena ‘grunge’ aburren al músico, confiesa a Exclaim!.
Para ser sincero, cuando hago entrevistas con la prensa norteamericana, normalmente hay muchas preguntas sobre la música ‘grunge’, Nirvana – “¿Qué te parece la reedición de Nirvana– y esa clase de mierda. Así que, no es muy divertido hablar de eso una y otra vez. Eso no pasa en Europa. Creo que mucha gente que escucha mi música por ahí no esté al corriente de Screaming Trees. De hecho, sé que eso es verdad. No es que me avergüence de ello pero es como hablar de aquel año de la guardería una y otra vez. Fue un aprendizaje y eso es todo.
IN ENGLISH
It may be to hard to fathom one of the grunge scene’s true survivors pulling out songs commonly found in most grandparents’ record collections, but the former Screaming Trees frontman’s great skill has always been finding soul in whatever he is singing. Since turning his life around after years of drug abuse, Lanegan’s voice has gracefully matured without losing any of its edge.
«I’ve been feeling more comfortable as a human being in general,» he says. «I guess that would lead to comfort in all of these other aspect of my life, singing being one of them. It’s not nearly as hard as it was when I started. It was really difficult to sing, nobody showed me how to do it. I remember early Screaming Trees shows in the ’80s, when I’d walk away with a pounding headache from trying to sing way out of my range. It took a long time to really learn how to sing in a natural way, but I’ve been there for quite a while now, luckily.
Lanegan will be touring in support of Imitations with a stripped-down acoustic band, including strings, but after only a handful of dates in major U.S. cities starting in October, he’ll be spending most of the remainder of the year in Europe, where he can escape the grunge tag that follows him on this side of the Atlantic.
«To be honest, when I do interviews with North American press, it’s usually a lot of questions about grunge music, Nirvana — ‘How do you feel about the new Nirvana reissue?’ — that kind of shit. So, you know, it’s not much fun to discuss that stuff over and over again. That doesn’t happen in Europe. I think a lot of people that listen to my music over there might not even be aware of the Screaming Trees. In fact, I know that’s true. It’s not like I’m ashamed of it, but it’s like talking about that year of kindergarten over and over again. It was a learning experience, and that’s about it.»