Newsgroup: it.arti.musica.metal
Titolo: Motorpsycho covers...

Periodo Motorpsycho. Sto ascoltando tutta la loro discografia, anche i 
lavori che conoscevo meno (l'album con i Jaga Jazzist Horns, per 
esempio: 
http://www.ondarock.it/recensioni/2003_motorpsycho.htm
 e 
http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=B-OVPIGokc8
).
Ora, mi son messo a vedere se su emulo c'era qualche loro cover 
particolare: bene, hanno coverizzato i Turbonegro ("He's a 
grungewhore"), i Kiss ("Shock me" and "Watching you"), i Lynyrd Skynyrd 
("working for MCA"), gli Husker Du ("New day rising") etc etc. E' only 
for fans, lo so, ma siccome qui i ventilatori ci sono... beh, cercatele.
Io aspetto con ansia che emulo me le porti. Devo pur passare il tempo in 
qualche modo, in questi 20 giorni che mi separano dal nuovo disco.
Gianluca
-- 
http://some1elsenotme.splinder.com/
"L'unico dispiacere della mia vita
è di non essere qualcun altro."  W.Allen

 Periodo Motorpsycho
Tour!
"Direttamente dalla Norvegia, i Motorpsycho tornano alla carica con un 
nuovo album e un nuovo tour. Emblema del rock anni ‘90, il gruppo sta 
infatti per lanciare il suo ultimo lavoro. Il cd, in commercio dal 
prossimo 28 marzo, si intitolerà “Little Lucid Moments”.
All’interno dell’album solo 4 tracce: “Suite - Little Lucid Moments”, 
“Year Zero ( A Damage Report)”, “She Left On The Sun Ship” e “The 
Alchemyst”, tutte contraddistinte dalle sonorità psichedeliche tipiche 
della band.
Saranno proprio i brani contenuti all’interno di “Little Lucid Moments”, 
insieme ai numerosi successi passati del gruppo, ad essere al centro dei 
concerti del tour dei Motrpsycho che vedrà la band esibirsi nel nostro 
paese in ben 4 diverse date:
-22 maggio, Viper, Firenze
- 23 maggio, Alpheus, Roma
-24 maggio, Velvet, Rimini
-25 maggio, Alcatraz, Milano
I biglietti per i concerti sono in vendita da oggi sul circuito 
www.ticketone.it
"
Io sono già al Viper.


 -25 maggio, Alcatraz, Milano
Ma vieniii!
Fab 

 -22 maggio, Viper, Firenze
Che bello!!
Pikkio 

 Ma vieniii!
Ancora dettagli sul disco (scritto, a quanto pare, dopo moltissimi 
ascolti di Deep Purple e Motorhead):
1. Suite: Little Lucid Moments
I) Lawned (Consciousness Causes Collapse)
II) A Hoof to the Head
III) Hallucifuge (Hyperrealistically Speaking...)
IV) Sweet Oblivion / Perfect Sense
2. Year Zero
3. She Left on the Sun Ship
Featuring Confusion is Kjeks & (I think) I Feel Better Now...
4. The Alchemyst
a discourse on transmutation, pennies dropping & the luminiferous aether
MOTORPSYCHO – Little Lucid Moments CD/2LP
Released on Stickman Records 28.03.2008
A certain journalist (and he’ll recognise himself when reading this) 
always asks the same question when he’s told that a new Motorpsycho 
album is on it’s way: „Is it more Motor or is it more Psycho this time 
around?“. And for the first time ever I was able to answer him without 
the slightest need to stop and think. It’s both.
In fact, the motor is brand spanking shiny new and it’s name is Kenneth 
Kapstad. Built in 1979, he seems to be taking his two somewhat (ahem) 
older band members for quite a ride. Best known for drumming in such 
bands as Monolithic, Dadafon and Ga&#778;te (who also had some success 
in Germany), he is also considered to be an excellent improviser, a fact 
that is extremely important to original band members Bent and Snah. And 
after a year and a half of being “just” a duo, on stage with guest 
drummers and playing all the instruments themselves in the practise room 
and in the studio, Motorpsycho is a band again. A “band” in the sense of 
how it used to be: three friends and musicians meeting up in the 
practise room, drinking coffee, talking and...playing and writing music, 
of course.
So how to describe the four pieces of music that make up this album? 
What about the fact that you can read the words “consciousness”, 
“collapse”, “head”, “oblivion”, “sense”, “confusion”, “damage”, “I 
think”, “pennies dropping” and even “transmutation” in the titles? Does 
this bode well for this album? Isn’t it odd that all these words are 
used when the first thing that went through my head when listening to 
these songs was that they come straight from the heart (or from the gut 
if you prefer) and not from the head? Is this where the Psycho part 
comes in? And why I am giving you questions and not answers? Discuss.
I won’t pretend to know the hows and whens and whys of this record. Of 
which piece came first, followed by which other piece which led to that 
other thing. I know how I felt when I first listened to this album (and 
that was a very positive feeling indeed) and I know how happy the band’s 
fans will be when they get to hear it as well. I know that this music is 
going to be killer when it’s played live and that it’s going to grow and 
mutate and veer off into wildly different directions as the tour goes on...
Or you can just ignore all I just said and describe the album in much 
the same way that Bent described it to me over the phone before I had 
heard it: “It’s got little lucid moments in it, surrounded by a lot of 
weird shit”.
On behalf of Stickman Records,
Jeannette Gustavus