Newsgroup: it.fan.musica.rem
Titolo: Setlist TV francese

TARATATA, 20 marzo
Setlist:
Supernatural Superserious
Hollow Man
Losing
+ intervista
CANAL +, 21 Marzo
Setlist 
Living Well
Accelerate
Drive
Kenneth
Man sized wreath
Animal
Hollow man
Electrolite
Houston
Supernatural
Final Straw
Great Beyond
Losing
I'm gonna DJ
Walk unafraid
Horse to water
Encore :
Kenneth (2°volta)
Man Sized Wreath (2°volta)
Until the day is done
Man on the moon
Si sono presi Kenneth e Walk Unafraid ... ma niente Second Guessing,
hihihihi :P
Ciao!
Vero
High Speed Train Jumpers #2
"The ascent of cactus" club #3
Club dei Gladiatori - Tour 2008 #3
--
Siamo sospesi
siamo panni stesi in cuore ad asciugar
nei sogni di Chagall
(Vago Svanendo - John De Leo)
I Am Kloot Italia 
www.iamklootitalia.altervista.org

 ma niente Second Guessing
Io avrei fatto a cambio... 

Io avrei fatto a cambio... 
noooooooo second guessing č una raritą, le altre le puoi sempre
beccare. Nelle scalette 2003-2005 la seconda era praticamente fissa.
Anche se sono curiosa di Unafraid in versione senza piano stringfellow
:)
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 :)
Ah, gią...vabbč, allora mi tengo Second Guessing... 

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Anch'io!
Non saranno rare, ma x me sono 2 INTOCCABILI (altro che The Great Beyond e 
I'm gonna DJ!).
Tanto Second Guessing l'ho beccata 2 volte... ;-) (e comunque non è così 
raro sentire qualcosa da Reckoning)
Ciao,
Valentina 


E' una gran perdita per te vero?
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 noooooooo second guessing è una rarità
Infatti ad MTV, quando è cominciata, hai lanciato un urlo disumano
tipo Tarzan.
Mi sono girato e ti si è materializzato il cappellaccio e
l'espressione di Indiana Jones davanti al Sacro Graal.
-ALEC

 E' una gran perdita per te vero?
Tanto MTV la taglierà di sicuro :( 

 E' una gran perdita per te vero?
Non raccolgo questa facile ironia :-P 

 :)
giustamente... Ken non suona pių con loro? com'ella? mi sono perso nius 
a riguardo?

 riguardo?
12.22.2007
www.kenstringfellow.com
Good news, bad news.I'm not sure which is which. However, it is significant, 
that I won't be a part of REM's upcoming tour. I spoke with Mike Mills, it 
was his birthday last week and I gave him a call. During the call we spoke 
about the tour, and confirmed what I had already pretty much figured out-the 
band was moving in a purely guitar-based direction, same as the new record, 
and they didn't really need my bleeps and blops for this new direction. 
Also, I estimated recently on my own that between salary, 5 star hotels, 
flights, etc., it costs the band about half a million dollars to keep me on 
tour for a year. And, if I'm going to be sitting on my hands for the 8 or 9 
new songs they plan on playing each night.well.I am sure they did the math 
already! I can't say what the future holds, but I will surely miss the guys 
and all the good stuff that they bring with them: music, an uplifting 
spirit, and a generous dash of joie de vivre.
However, the fact is that I was stressing a little as I would have to face a 
big choice here: between promoting the Discipilnes album, or being part of 
REM's tour. The fact is, the choice was made for me, and I am more than OK 
with it. If I am going to have my own band, esp. a bright and shiny youthful 
one, the time is now-putting it back a year would be perhaps something we 
wouldn't recover from-everybody would prob. get that much deeper into their 
lives, and a middle-age drift (as opposed to middle age spread, which is 
kind of like the freshman fifteen) would surely settle in, and pry the four 
members into the realm of just a Christmas card each year with ever taller 
kids and fatter dogs. Which is not a bad thing, but, it's essentially 
retirement, and retirement from fun, thus opening up your schedule for years 
of unabating toil. Not for me, but the others, maybe! And for me, it would 
be back to solo KS, or an unending search for sideman gigs. Solo KS, I can 
live with that.but this band, the Disciplines, is so much fun, and the 
people are so fine, that I really would hate to lose it before giving it a 
real go. And go we will.
We've been working on our album this week, making steady progress, the songs 
going from concrete pits to piles of blurry scaffolding to some things that 
almost look like houses. And then the lights will get switched on. And then 
we'll mix. I don't know what mixing is in the house building analogy. Maybe 
it's interior decorating? It's the same house, but a bit.fuller looking? 
Maybe it's a fresh coat of exterior latex (no, not the kind the gimp is 
wearing!).
So, to recount: it was time for me to leave the comfortable and fun nest 
that REM provided me for the better part of the last decade, and fly. And if 
I fall flat on my face, or the Disciplines emerge to an astoundingly 
not-loud 'who cares?', it's really OK. Life is about the doing, and the 
trying, and the solving, and the making, and not about the one result that's 
going to be OK. It's ALL Ok.
E, per onore di cronaca...
3.23.2008
www.kenstringfellow.com
REM was in town, promoting their new album Accelerate. I met Bill Rieflin, 
Scott McCaughey and Mike Mills for an epic dinner in the 8eme, with Dom. It 
was great to see everyone, and really, we picked up the good humor, good 
company, and warmth right where we left it. It had been three years since I'd 
seen Michael or Peter, or Scott for that matter!
The next day I was suffering a little-I'm out of practice on my high-end 
wine consumption! But I managed to get to my voice lesson, and continue my 
mixing work. That night I went to see the Wombats, the current NME 
all-the-rage, and they were excellent. Lots of energy, in a kind of 
Superchunk way, with a chunky, mop-headed singer who has a Robert Smith-like 
whine, and some singalong moments straight outta Weezer-but, in a weird way, 
they're more scrappy and punky than those groups. The show was at La 
Trabendo (erh, it's kind of long haul from anywhere in Paris) and it was 
sold out. Bravo to the lads.
On Friday Dom, Aden & I (with help from Aden's rockstar babysitter Laytitia) 
trucked out to the Canal+ studios, outside of Paris, to see REM tape a live 
set for broadcast this weekend. I thought the band sounded fantastic-Dom 
asked me if I felt strange watching them, but it was quite the opposite. I 
felt like I was rooting for friends of mine, and they were nailing it. If 
they'd sounded lacking because I wasn't there, I would have felt bad. But, 
they sounded great, and I was happy to be there. We had dinner afterwards, 
and spent more quality time together. Everybody marveled at Aden, who, by 
their last account, had been small, bald, neckless and drooling.
(ovviamente, paraculo che non sei altro. ndcc) 

 
www.kenstringfellow.com
questa l'avevo letta ieri, ma quella di fine 2007 mi mancava, in effetti
secondo me fa un po' la parte della "volpe e l'uva"... si gioca almeno 
$150k di paga (che sicuramente non avrebbe schifato) e perde visibilità 
(io l'ho conosciuto perché ha suonato con loro!) per poi dire "it's 
ok... it was time for me to bla bla bla".... bullshit a manetta!
Sicuramente non è un malvagio musicista... l'ho sentito con i Posies e 
live spaccano di brutto (non in studio però!) ... e gli auguro di 
trovare la sua via da solo --che è sicuramente una scelta coraggiosa, 
specie ora che la musica non paga come 20 anni fa-- ma che non venga a 
dire che è contento così per la vicenda REM!
Grazie dell'update :)
e dato che ci sono ri-approfitto... sai anche chi sta suonando le keys 
nell'attuale tour?
Grazie :)

 sai anche chi sta suonando le keys nell'attuale tour?
Non ci sono tastiere, solo Scott all'organo.