continue our pilgrimage English by visiting the Academy concert hall that has seen him pass on his boards as well as Amy Winehouse Nirvana.
Small history lesson: 1975, Geoff Travis from the USA to look for records, returning to London, he launched his own music store becomes a label under the name Rough Trade in 1978. To date the label collects artists such as The Smiths, The Libertines, The Strokes and Arcade Fire.
Only because it's rare, let's say that music, after the catalog of the label, is pretty much spend waiting. And then, take the time to talk to Jeffrey Lewis, who by his musical presentation of the label with an old recording and delivery, deserves our applause.
Arcade Fire sounds, the lights go out ... And it is through that screen-projo J. Cocker (not Joe) starts talking to the crowd while walking alone as it is doing, or may Iggy the Iguana be in its heyday.
From that moment, everything degenerates. Still no Pulp but frankly, we have more chance to deflower the Pope to hear Common People again.
Jarvis connects the first EP, new songs from the second. Although some feel the deja vu, it feels weird to hear Bowie sing, the show gives us the English is so unique and the energy it transmits is so crazy (and I really weigh my words) , that is not bored at all and especially you wanting more.
The public is calm for once, completely captivated by this madman, which is still singing on "I Will Kill Again" and react to the antics of the Jesus lookalike
Wayfarer ... What is good with Jarvis is the unexpected ... Because redo his shoelaces while on stage then giving in improvisation on his shoes "that he loves, or distribute the chocolate advent calendar: it like it or not but I say hats off (and I'm happy with my rhyme).
Cocker gratifies us with two encores including Running the World and Do not Let Him Waste Your Time. And it is with "Mind the Road on projo that man is bowing out.
Thirty years of music, ups and downs ...
With his new EP, 2009 will be especially Jarvisienne Strokiste (word to the wise): Rough Trade So we can smile and we wish him a Happy Birthday ...
Small history lesson: 1975, Geoff Travis from the USA to look for records, returning to London, he launched his own music store becomes a label under the name Rough Trade in 1978. To date the label collects artists such as The Smiths, The Libertines, The Strokes and Arcade Fire.
Only because it's rare, let's say that music, after the catalog of the label, is pretty much spend waiting. And then, take the time to talk to Jeffrey Lewis, who by his musical presentation of the label with an old recording and delivery, deserves our applause.
Arcade Fire sounds, the lights go out ... And it is through that screen-projo J. Cocker (not Joe) starts talking to the crowd while walking alone as it is doing, or may Iggy the Iguana be in its heyday.
From that moment, everything degenerates. Still no Pulp but frankly, we have more chance to deflower the Pope to hear Common People again.
Jarvis connects the first EP, new songs from the second. Although some feel the deja vu, it feels weird to hear Bowie sing, the show gives us the English is so unique and the energy it transmits is so crazy (and I really weigh my words) , that is not bored at all and especially you wanting more.
The public is calm for once, completely captivated by this madman, which is still singing on "I Will Kill Again" and react to the antics of the Jesus lookalike
Wayfarer ... What is good with Jarvis is the unexpected ... Because redo his shoelaces while on stage then giving in improvisation on his shoes "that he loves, or distribute the chocolate advent calendar: it like it or not but I say hats off (and I'm happy with my rhyme).
Cocker gratifies us with two encores including Running the World and Do not Let Him Waste Your Time. And it is with "Mind the Road on projo that man is bowing out.
Thirty years of music, ups and downs ...
With his new EP, 2009 will be especially Jarvisienne Strokiste (word to the wise): Rough Trade So we can smile and we wish him a Happy Birthday ...
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